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Blorb

Package format for interactive fiction games

Blorb is a package format for interactive fiction games. Many such games incorporate resources such as sound effects, music, or pictures. Blorb's purpose

Blorb

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

2009 video game

the stylus for certain moves. The game opens with a disease called "The Blorbs" spreading across the Mushroom Kingdom. Toads that become infected with

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

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Interactive fiction

Software genre

available in the Blorb package format that many interpreters support. A filename ending .zblorb is a story file intended for a Z-machine in a Blorb wrapper, while

Interactive fiction

Interactive_fiction

Glulx

Virtual machine for interactive fiction games

commonly archived in Blorb packages. For Blorb packages containing a Glulx work, accepted file extensions are .gblorb, .glb, .blorb and .blb. The former

Glulx

Z-machine

Virtual machine for interactive fiction games

includes extensions used by his newer versions, as well as links to the "Blorb" resource format and the "Quetzal" savefile format. In 2006, Nelson expanded

Z-machine

List of The Loud House episodes

Trunk, Rusty is going as Deputy Dream Dude, Zach is going as Lieutenant Blorb, and Stella is going as Tech Sergeant Cronk as they go trick-or-treating

List of The Loud House episodes

List_of_The_Loud_House_episodes

Inform

Programming language and design system

generate a Glulx or Z-code story file. Inform 7 also defaults to writing Blorb files, archives which include the Z-code together with optional "cover art"

Inform

Toad (Mario)

Video game character

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, a mysterious infection called "The Blorbs" causes the Toads to inflate to many times their normal size and roll around

Toad (Mario)

Toad_(Mario)

Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation

Fiction Archive", ifarchive.org. Retrieved 19 June 2022. "Glk, Glulx, and Blorb Specifications". Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation. November 16

Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation

Interactive_Fiction_Technology_Foundation

Enchanter (video game)

1983 video game

to glow with illumination") in Enchanter and its sequels. Another spell, Blorb ("hide an object in a strongbox"), provides the name for a standard wrapper

Enchanter (video game)

Enchanter_(video_game)

Andrew Plotkin

American programmer and writer (born 1970)

technical contributions to the interactive fiction medium, designing the Blorb archive format, the Glk I/O platform, and the Glulx virtual machine, and

Andrew Plotkin