So, I don't have any hints for you, but if I ever get round to working on my own mini-project and if I succeed, then likely there would be a blog about that. Or maybe you will crack the case first and then I'll get to read the instructions in a future blog from you... anyway, good luck with your project!
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Originally it was the only King's Quest game (other than the original "King's Quest", and the rebooted King's Quest (2015)) to originally not be given roman numerals or a numbers on the box artwork, title screen or the material packed in with it (other than a sticker on the outside of the shrink wrap describing it as the eighth game of the series). Though it was openly advertised as KQ8, or King's Quest VIII on the official website for the game, and other places (and references to it being the 8th game in the series can also be found in the files). The lack of numerals on the gamebox is a similar situation to other Sierra games such as Police Quest: Open Season (PQ4) and Quest For Glory: Shadows of Darkness (PQ4). Activision currently publishes and advertises the game under the name King's Quest VIII: Mask of Eternity/King's Quest 8: Mask of Eternity through GoG.com, and it comes with a copy of the "KQ8 reference card" and the "KQ8 manual".KQ8 was advertised as KQ8:Mask of Eternity on the official King's Quest: Mask of Eternity website. In several ways, first was the page description tab lists the game as "KQ8:Mask of Eternity", and the headers of each section of the website were marked as "KQ8: The Tale", "KQ8: menagerie", "KQ8: town crier", "KQ8: Updates", "KQ8: Worlds", and "KQ8: Links". The official forums were known as the King's Quest VIII: The Mask of Eternity forums.King's Quest 8 was always considered to be a continuation of the series, not a spin-off[16]. Roberta's future for the series had she continued it would likely have got even more complicated as technology allowed her to create new ideas, and unused ideas.The abbreviation "KQ8" also appears inside many of the files if opened up using notepad.The game was referred to as KQ8 in the directory containing the "Sneak Peek" videos in the King's Quest Collection II and Roberta Williams Anthology, and in issues of InterAction Magazine, by the developers themselves (in interviews). In the released game two folders point to the game's history as being the 8th game in the series these include 8bit (the folder that holds the 16-bit color bitmap artwork used for the game's textures) and the 8gui (the folder that includes files used in the graphical user interface). In addition due to early technical problems with the game two official patches were released as KQ8PATCH1.EXE and KQ8PATCH2.EXE. Roberta also continued to call it King's Quest 8 in interviews after the release of the game. 2ff7e9595c
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