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nostub_drmario.zip

Filename	nostub_drmario.zip
Title	Dr. Mario
Description	Dr. Mario is a Tetris like game. It was originally written for the TI-89 by Ludvig Strigeus and subsequently ported/modified by Greg Dietsche to run as a nostub program on the TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92 Plus, and V200 calculators. The objective of the game is to destroy all the viruses on the screen by either vertically or horizontally stacking pills of the same color as the virus (white, gray, or black). This game is very similar to the Nintendo version.
Author	Greg Dietsche (gforce@calc.org)
Category	TI-89 Assembly Games
File Size	37,095 bytes
File Date and Time	Sun Aug 22 01:45:51 2004
Documentation Included?	Yes
Source Code Included?	Yes

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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents

Name	Size
RomCalls.h	25591
DRM.ASM	36166
drmario.9xy	4064
drmario.9xz	1833
drmario.89y	4010
drmario.89z	1833
drmario.tpr	1266
drmario.txt	2713
drmario-Titanium.89z	1855
drmcn.h	16344
files.h	1462

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