Games

Trivia door of famous sayings and quotations: name who said it. The door began as "Who Said That" by Angi Wigle, whose ownership passed to PAROLE Software (older registration keys kept working). Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.2 (1996) reworked configuration-file handling to prevent errors while writing bulletins; an asterisk on CFG line 10 now turns bulletin files off.

Trivia door of famous sayings and quotations: name who said it. The door began as "Who Said That" by Angi Wigle, whose ownership passed to PAROLE Software (older registration keys kept working). Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.3 (August 1996) fixed the "Illegal function call" error European sysops were getting, with help from Torbjorn Mohn of Norway. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original August 1996 release.

Adults-only trivia door with over 200 questions about sex. A full-featured release with only a short delay at startup, removed by registering; registered doors reset the game scores at the start of each month. Version 5.91 is from September 1996. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original September 1996 release.

Star Trek trivia door with 300+ multiple-choice questions across The Original Series, the films, The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, plus Klingon-English translation questions. The question database was written by Tom Walker of The Tholian Web BBS, with contributions from Robert Ferguson. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.2 (1996) reworked configuration-file handling to prevent errors while writing bulletins; an asterisk on CFG line 10 now turns bulletin files off.

Star Trek trivia door with 300+ multiple-choice questions across The Original Series, the films, The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, plus Klingon-English translation questions. The question database was written by Tom Walker of The Tholian Web BBS, with contributions from Robert Ferguson. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.3 (August 1996) fixed the "Illegal function call" error European sysops were getting, with help from Torbjorn Mohn of Norway. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original August 1996 release.

Trivia door with 300+ multiple-choice questions on the history, geology and general knowledge of the fifty United States, a 1995 addition to PAROLE Software's trivia series. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.2 (1996) reworked configuration-file handling to prevent errors while writing bulletins; an asterisk on CFG line 10 now turns bulletin files off.

Trivia door with 300+ multiple-choice questions on the history, geology and general knowledge of the fifty United States, a 1995 addition to PAROLE Software's trivia series. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.3 (August 1996) fixed the "Illegal function call" error European sysops were getting, with help from Torbjorn Mohn of Norway. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original August 1996 release.

Trivia door testing knowledge of the world's geography, a 1995 addition to PAROLE Software's trivia series. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.2 (1996) reworked configuration-file handling to prevent errors while writing bulletins; an asterisk on CFG line 10 now turns bulletin files off.

Trivia door testing knowledge of the world's geography, a 1995 addition to PAROLE Software's trivia series. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. Series 4.3 (August 1996) fixed the "Illegal function call" error European sysops were getting, with help from Torbjorn Mohn of Norway. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original August 1996 release.

Trivia door about U.S. coins and mints, the last new title in PAROLE Software's trivia series: its files are dated March 3, 1997, three weeks before The Parole Board BBS shut down. Scores reset automatically each month, and the door writes "Trivia Royalty" bulletins in ANSI, Wildcat! 3.x, PCBoard and RIP formats. Registered sysops could download an editor to add their own questions. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where its REGISTER.TXT was replaced in May 2004 with a note that no registration key is known for this door, so it runs with the unregistered startup delay.

Online slot machine door: wager up to five quarters and win up to five different ways, with payouts based on the wager. Version 1.30 is dated March 25, 1997, two days before The Parole Board BBS shut down, and is the last PAROLE Software release found so far. This copy comes from the ftp.wwiv.com mirror, where in May 2004 its configuration and registration files were replaced with ones carrying the registration key for The Parole Board BBS; the program files are the original March 1997 release.