Currently on display at the library of WPI is Save the Princess — The History of Storytelling in Video Games. The exhibit includes many classic pieces of software and hardware (most in box, not operation), including a working NES, that exhibits the evolution of narrative in electronic entertainment and the technology that supported these developments. The displayed software encompasses a variety of Apple II programs, such as Zork, Wizardry, Castle Wolfenstein, Ballblazer, Mind Mirror, and Adventureland.

Howard Katz has released the October, 2005 issue of Apple II News & Notes, the freely-redistributable Apple II monthly newsletter.

Kansas City ABUG has cancelled their November meeting on Tuesday, 11/08. The next meeting in December will be the ABUG Holiday Party. Details to be announced later.

The Princeton Apple Users Group will meet at 7:30 PM on Friday, November 11, 2005, in Dave Ciotti’s basement.

News.com is featuring coverage from the Homebrew Computer Club’s 30th Anniversary with emphasis on contributions made by Woz and how Apple Computer became so succesful early on. Some of the links are streaming audio and video.