The Magnetic Scrolls Chronicles

At the beginning of April 2016 Peter Verdi's Magnetic Scrolls Chronicles website went offline. So far all my attempts to contact Peter failed. His site carried some invaluable interviews with former Magnetic Scrolls people. To preserve the work I temporarily uploaded a dump of his site taken in summer of 2015. All you can see below is 100% Peter's work! Hopefully his site will reappear soon! Peter, if you read this, can you contact me?

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This website is an unofficial, private tribute to Magnetic Scrolls and their games and is in no way affiliated with Magnetic Scrolls or any of its former distributors.
If you think anything on these pages is a violation against your copyrights, e-mail the webmaster and the content in question will immediately be removed. This site was designed for preservation
and educational purposes only.  Any commercial use of any of the content on these pages is not intended. The only reason for making the material available here is to prevent the loss of the games.

"The Pawn", "The Guild of Thieves", "Jinxter", "Corruption", Fish!", "Myth", "Wonderland" and "The Magnetic Scrolls Collection" © Magnetic Scrolls Ltd. 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991. "The Legacy" © Microprose Ltd. 1992. 
The Magnetic Scrolls copyright has been associated with: Rainbird Software, British Telecomsoft, Virgin Mastertronic and Microprose Ld. Currently the copyrights reside with Magnetic Scrolls Ltd. (Ken Gordon and Anita Sinclair).
"The Magnetic Scrolls Chronicles" website is owned by Peter Verdi. The content of this site may not be used in any way without the permission of the webmaster. "The Magnetic Scrolls Chronicles" website © 2000 - 2011 by Peter Verdi.