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nukew83p.zip
Filename nukew83p.zip
Title Nuke War
Description A two player turn based game utilizing sprites. Each player controls a country with even resources, such as money and nukes and spies and ABMs and buildings. There are nine building types in the game, each with a different purpose. The object is to destroy the enemy command bunker. Your enemy's territory remains hidden until you send spies to recon. The spies are also good for sending to destroy enemy missle sites and silos, as well as factories, and whatever structure you want to sabotage. The structures include:Nuke silos, ABM sites, warehouses, factories, spy centers, command bunkers, radar stations, cities and farms. The main object of the game is to research better weaponry through your cities and upgrade your spy skill, as well as launching nukes at your opponent, to destroy his structures.
Author Tim Callahan (oh_one_tim@hotmail.com)
Category TI-83/84 Plus BASIC Games
File Size 22,047 bytes
File Date and Time Sat May 11 18:32:26 2002
Documentation Included? Yes

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REVIEWS

Review
Review by  Trevin Murakami
Reviewed on 2004-12-03
“Nuke War” is a very innovative game. It plays along the lines of “Battleship,” but with some strategy engrained into it. It's a wonderful game, with pretty easy gameplay and pretty good graphics (I mean, how much can you expect from a bunch of black-and-white pixels?).

I felt that there were a few drawbacks to “Nuke War,” though. First, it takes a very long time to finally pummel your opponent. This isn't for the quick death matches between homework problems. Also, there were times I didn't want any graphics for the firing nukes part, and just wanted to see if I crushed my opponent. Finally, it took a little getting used to using the menus, so if you download “Nuke War,” take a little time to explore and read the directions or you will be lost!

Some points of the game were very fun and interesting, though. For example, a special system of espionage makes this game a real challenge, because even if you hit a target, your map doesn't show any changes! So, you may have just smashed their radar system, but you don't know until you use your spies to survey the land again. Also, this game walks a fine line of what's balanced or not, and for the most part the system is well done.

Overall, “Nuke War” is a very enjoyable game. For anyone who loves take-turn strategy, and a little luck, this is a must download for you.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
NUKE.8XP    10574
NUKEABM.8XP    230
NUKEBLST.8XP    282
NUKECUR0.8XP    115
NUKECUR1.8XP    115
NUKECURS.8XP    95
NUKEEND.8XP    301
NUKEMAPD.8XP    135
NUKEMAPE.8XP    226
NUKENOMO.8XP    109
NUKEP1CG.8XP    158
NUKEP2CG.8XP    158
NUKEP89R.8XP    121
NUKEP89S.8XP    121
NUKEPLA1.8XP    100
NUKEPLA2.8XP    191
NUKEPLA3.8XP    195
NUKEPLA5.8XP    218
NUKEPLA6.8XP    199
NUKEPLA7.8XP    147
NUKEPLA8.8XP    147
NUKEPLA9.8XP    147
NUKEPLAD.8XP    396
NUKEREDD.8XP    169
NUKESPE.8XP    111
NUKEWAR.8XP    548
NWARABM2.8XP    608
PIC1.8XI    832
PIC2.8XI    832
PIC3.8XI    832
PIC4.8XI    832
PIC5.8XI    832
PIC6.8XI    832
PIC7.8XI    832
PIC8.8XI    832
PIC9.8XI    832
SABM.8XP    184
SABMS.8XP    181
SCNC.8XP    135
SFACT.8XP    218
SFARM.8XP    187
SNKE.8XP    159
SNSITE.8XP    169
SOCEAN.8XP    177
SQUESTN.8XP    87
SRADAR.8XP    184
SSPYC.8XP    203
STECH.8XP    203
SWASTE.8XP    150
SWHSE.8XP    185
nukewar readme.txt    12040

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