Editing Interactive fiction (section)

===During the 1990s===
[[Legend Entertainment]] was founded by [[Bob Bates]] and [[Mike Verdu]] in 1989. It started out from the ashes of Infocom. The text adventures produced by Legend Entertainment used (high-resolution) graphics as well as sound. Some of their titles include ''[[Eric the Unready]]'', the ''[[Spellcasting (series)|Spellcasting]]'' series and ''[[Gateway (video game)|Gateway]]'' (based on [[Frederik Pohl]]'s novels).

The last text adventure created by Legend Entertainment was ''[[Gateway (video game)|Gateway II]]'' (1992), while the last game ever created by Legend was ''[[Unreal II: The Awakening]]'' (2003) – the well-known [[first-person shooter]] action game using the [[Unreal Engine]] for both impressive graphics and realistic physics. In 2004, Legend Entertainment was acquired by [[Atari]], who published ''Unreal II'' and released for both Microsoft Windows and Microsoft's Xbox.

Many other companies such as Level 9 Computing, Magnetic Scrolls, Delta 4 and Zenobi had closed by 1992.

In 1991 and 1992, [[Activision]] released ''[[The Lost Treasures of Infocom]]'' in two volumes, a collection containing most of Infocom's games, followed in 1996 by ''[[Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces of Infocom]]''.