Zip of DRAGON.ADF (File now gone, sorry)

That file will be taken down tomorrow night and not put back up. Software piracy is wrong, wrong, wrong even for no-longer-available, low-profile educational stuff like this - but what the hey. "Offered as a backup if you already own the original disks." Ahem, yeah.

Don't even think about downloading this if you don't already know how to handle an ADF file, because it's pretty complicated, far too complicated to explain on here. It took me about a week to sort it all out anyway!

So just to divert this thread away from tawdry criminality, does anybody know much about how these Acorn/BBC/Nimbus games work? I mean actually how they put them together and what the techy words mean? Because apparently there were great problems when writing the Dragon's Eye game with something called "sprites", which delayed its completion quite a bit, but that's all I know. Could that be to do with the quite nifty sort-of-3D Veeton graphics?

And has anybody ever had a go on the more recent CD-Rom games like Spywatch & Legend of the Lost Keys, because I've no idea what those ones were like?

Great fun.
Who currently owns the rights for this game? (other than the BBC)
As I am a regular visitor to a great acorn game site which has good contacts with a company who buy the rights of old commercial games and can then re-release them as freeware.
E.W

Well, as you asked nicely, and as it's topical...

Zip of HUNTER.ADF

It'll be gone tomorrow night, and again don't bother downloading if you can't already deal with ADF files!

Hey, many thanks for the game

By the way Ben, you forgot to actually take the file down

Please please please can we have the Through The Dragons Eye : StoryBoard game? In Honour of it getting cancelled

Many thanks,
Fred