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* In 2005, a sequel written by Curt Vendel was released by Atari on the [[Atari Flashback|Atari Flashback 2]]. This sequel was roughly based on a condensed version of mazes from the Atari 5200 sequel ''Adventure II''.{{Fact|date=January 2009}} In 2007, [[AtariAge]] released a [[self-published]] sequel heavily inspired by the original, called ''[[Adventure II]]''. For the [[Atari 5200]], it was used with permission from [[Atari|Atari Interactive]].<ref> [cafeman.www9.50megs.com] Atari 5200 ''Adventure II'']</ref><ref> [www.atariage.com] AtariAge - Atari 5200 - ''Adventure II'']</ref>
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* In 2005, a sequel written by Curt Vendel was released by Atari on the [[Atari Flashback|Atari Flashback 2]]. In 2007, [[AtariAge]] released a [[self-published]] sequel heavily inspired by the original, called ''[[Adventure II]]''. For the [[Atari 5200]], it was used with permission from [[Atari|Atari Interactive]].<ref> [cafeman.www9.50megs.com] Atari 5200 ''Adventure II'']</ref><ref> [www.atariage.com] AtariAge - Atari 5200 - ''Adventure II'']</ref>
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* Though not the first "questing" computer game, ''Adventure'' was the first to be programmed for a home console. The locations (castles, labyrinths, secret rooms, and dark dungeons), items (keys, sword, and "treasure"), and monsters (bats, dragons) were also unique in the world of video games, and later would find their way into games such as ''[[Haunted House (video game)|Haunted House]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. Though significantly simpler and smaller than the latter two games, ''Adventure'' is on occasion described as their "spiritual forerunner."<ref name="1up">{{cite web |
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* Though not the first "questing" computer game, ''Adventure'' was the first to be programmed for a home console. The locations (castles, labyrinths, secret rooms, and dark dungeons), items (keys, sword, and "treasure"), and monsters (bats, dragons) were also unique in the world of video games, and later would find their way into games such as ''[[Haunted House (video game)|Haunted House]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. Though significantly simpler and smaller than the latter two games, ''Adventure'' is on occasion described as their "spiritual forerunner."<ref name="1up">{{cite web |