ZZT history

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  • vga256
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    For the podcast, the Museum of ZZT might be a valuable resource. It has a lot of scans and a trove of maps. A lot of the ZZT community is organized around the museum.

    For a more personal history of the game, there is Anna Anthropy’s book ZZT.

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