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igo.zip

Filename	igo.zip
Title	IGO
Description	Igo or just Go is an ancient game that originated in China, with a definite history of over 3000 years. While its rules are rather simple the nearly endless amount of possibilities make this game that complex that many people especially in asia dedicate their whole life to the game trying to advance further than anyone has before but are nowhere near perfect. Also there is no computer program in the world which is able to beat a good player at Go. This program has no AI - it just lets you play a game of Go on a 9x9 board on either one calculator or two calculators using a link cable. More about this program can be found at http://senseis.xmp.net/?IGOforTI Also you can get a lot of information about the game itself on http://senseis.xmp.net
Author	Matthias Butz (matze0007@filbboard.de)
Category	TI-83/84 Plus Assembly Games
File Size	4,221 bytes
File Date and Time	Mon Feb 9 09:47:36 2004
Documentation Included?	Yes
Source Code Included?	No

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Review by	Christopher Cox
Reviewed on	2004-03-06
This is a great representation of Go, and the only one i could find for the 83+. It is missing the rule of Ko and Seki(for scoring) but is overall pretty good. Another drawback is that it can't be run from Mirage or Ion. It would be nice to see a Mirage or Ion version. Overall: 8/10

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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents

Name	Size
readme.txt	1326
IGO_EN.8XP	5646

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