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* [http://sparkynet.com/spag/backissues/SPAG40 SPAG 40] - Contains an interview with Roberto Grassi. Overview of Italian IF Community. By [[Paul O'Brian]], translated by [[Vika Zafrin]], April 2005. | * [http://sparkynet.com/spag/backissues/SPAG40 SPAG 40] - Contains an interview with Roberto Grassi. Overview of Italian IF Community. By [[Paul O'Brian]], translated by [[Vika Zafrin]], April 2005. | ||
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Revision as of 17:28, 5 July 2005
Note: Roberto's nickname on the ifMUD is robgrassi. According to his homepage, another of his nicknames is Menestrello.
Author Credits
- Orion (2003; MAC).
- Rompicapo (with Davide Centurione; 2004; MAC). One Room Game Competition 2003: 2nd place.
- The Last Hour (2004; Adrift). ADRIFT One Room Comp 2004.
- Woof (2004; Adrift). ADRIFT 4th One Hour Comp 2004 : 13th place.
- Little Falls (Alessandro Schillaci, Roberto Grassi, Simonato Enrico, publisher: Mondi Confinanti; 27-May-2005; Glulx). Italian. Download from the Little Falls page.
Other Credits
- Editor of Terra d'IF, the Italian fanzine devoted to IF.
- Cohordinator of Mondi Confinanti, the italian software house devoted to create high quality IF.
- Co-maintainer of The Guide To Italian Adventures with Alessandro Schillaci.
- Organizer of the From Hell project, which encourages porting old text adventures to modern authoring systems, in part to make old adventures available to new players.
- Organizer of LOTECH Comp 2005.
Links
Interviews
- SPAG 40 - Contains an interview with Roberto Grassi. Overview of Italian IF Community. By Paul O'Brian, translated by Vika Zafrin, April 2005.