Adventure Planner
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Print'n'Plotter Products Ltd · 1984 · Pound sterling 4.50
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C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #43May 1985 · p.114
Simon Marsh
For a long time now arcade freaks have had joysticks, and hackers have had modems, but there have been no real accessories for the cream of the micro-users, that A-team of the keyboard - the Adventurers! Print and Plotter, the company that became famous for its graphics planners for the ZX81 and Spectrum, have changed all this with the introduction of the Adventure Planner. This is a tool that no serious would-be hero should be without. It can help you obtain treasure just as easily as it can help to free a beautiful princess. In the good old days before Manic Miner got to Surbiton, the only planner available was a scrap of paper on which to draw a map. In our rush to progress with the Adventure in hand, the map inevitably becomes covered in a criss-cross collection of lines that would need a road planner to unravel. The Adventure Planner is a large (11 inches by 16 inches) pad of 50 pages, each one of which has over 150 squares, so that your Adventure can be mapped or planned with ease. With the pad comes some useful hints on how to plan and construct maps. It costs £4.50. Personal Rating: Can I have another one?
Your Spectrum #11Feb 1985 · p.5
ALL MAPPED OUT Next time you get lost in a Level 9 adventure, don't come crying to us! Maybe you should have invested in a 50-page planning pad from Print 'n' Plotter Products. Adventure Planner is an A3 pad that allows you to plan, or keep a permanent record of, any adventure game. On each page, you'll find a convenient mapping system with over 150 locations, examples, hints and tips. Your best bet is to look out for Adventure Planner in the shops as it'll only cost you £3.95. Phone [redacted] for details of your nearest stockist, or mail order details at the more expensive price of £4.50.
P 'n' P's Adventure Planner - an adventure freak's dream come true!
Big K #10Jan 1985 · p.5
A GROOVY PAD FOR THE WELL-EQUIPPED ADVENTURER Are you embarrassed to be seen using that old-fashioned graph paper to draw up your Adventure maps? Or may be (shock, horror!) you were using the backs of old envelopes? Print 'n Plotter Products have stepped in to help you restore your PoseCred rating. The Adventure Planner is a 50 page A3 pad specifically designed for adventure room layouts. The pad retails through dealers at £3.95 and is available via from the makers at £4.50. Each sheet can be used for over 150 locations, and the pad comes complete with useful hints and tips (which end of the pencil to use?). Definitely another way to attain Hampstead values, we say.
Personal Computer News #90Dec 1984 · p.25
Bob Chappell
HAVE MAP, WILL TRAVEL Do your adventure maps look tatty and tangled? Print 'n' Plotter Products ([redacted]) have the perfect remedy. It's called Adventure Planner and consists of a 50-page pad of A3 maps, each map having 150 pre-printed, interconnecting boxes. The paper is high-quality and there's space set aside for the title, date started and finished, and any other information. Costing £3.95 a pad from your local stockist (or £4.50 mail order from [redacted]), Adventure Planner is a map-making must for dedicated adventurers, players or planners.
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