<h2><FONT COLOR="GREEN"><CENTER>A. Bomire's AIF World</CENTER></FONT></h2>
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<P>Looking at all of the websites devoted to IF and AIF, they almost always start out with
an introduction to IF, and how AIF differs. Well, mine is no different.
<P>If you're not familiar with <A HREF="http://www.ifarchive.org/" target="_blank">
Interactive Fiction</A> (IF), it is a (mostly) text-based game system. It consists
of simple commands typed in by
the player such as "GO NORTH" and "LOOK IN BOX", and the computer response of results
such as "You move north and enter a cavern lined with stalactites and stalagmites". In
its best form, it is like an interactive novel, in which the story is revealed and shaped
by the choices made by the player. (In its worst form, it is a frustrating
game of "guess the verb" that makes you want to push your keyboard through your
monitor, but let's pretend that doesn't happen.)
<P><A HREF="http://aif.emsai.net/" Target="_blank">Adult Interactive Fiction</A> (AIF) is
a subset of IF specifically meant to indicate games with an adult theme. While this can mean
many things, almost all games in this genre deal with sex. If regular IF is like an
interactive novel, most AIF is like an interactive Penthouse Forum letter. I'm not saying
that's a bad thing, I'm just not trying to sugar-coat anything. If you're just cruisin' the
web, and you came across this website by accident, you should know what this is about.
<P>Unfortunately, this site is designed to use frames, and either your browser doesn't
support frames or you have frame support disabled. So, instead of seeing all of the neat
things I have put together, you are seeing this page instead. My statistics show that
since coming online Aug-4-2003, not a single person visited this site using a browser
that didn't support frames. Therefore, I have opted not to re-design my website to support
non-frame capable browsers. I apologize if this has inconvenienced you, and you are free to
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