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Corridor 99

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c99.zip
Filename c99.zip
Title Corridor 99
Description It's a full moon tonight. The Sea Of Tranquility lunar research lab has been taken over by a sentient computer called CID. You are Master Chief Fortune, of the US Celestial Navy SEALs, and your mission is to destroy CID before its influence reaches Earth, and it becomes too late to stop it. Powered by FAT 3D
Author Jeff Wilcox (destarus04@yahoo.com)
Category TI-89 Assembly Games
File Size 1,858,391 bytes
File Date and Time Thu Apr 14 04:33:50 2005
Documentation Included? No
Source Code Included? No

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REVIEWS

Review
Review by  Steven Rogers
Reviewed on 2005-09-10
“Corridor 99” is decidedly the best first person shooter for the 68k calcs. In fact, I'd say it's better than some of the early PC fps games. It has an original sci-fi storyline; the graphics are superb, as there are complete, animated flat-sprite models and unflickering grayscale.

Detail is commendable, because of all the small things added such as power outlets in the walls, lights on the ceiling, and even a flush sound (well, text that goes "whoosh") for the toilets. There are many different weapons to find throughout the game, too. It has a very nice “Options” menu, in which you can set your keys, contrast, and other things to provide the best gaming experience for everyone.

The only problem this game has is that it uses your calculator's resources to the fullest - meaning you cannot have anything else installed, while playing this game. I would strongly recommend this game to any first person shooter or science fiction fan.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
TI89/cinema99.89y    28540
TI89/corridor99.89y    36032
TI89/corridor99.89z    2010
TI89/DATA99.89y    54519
TI89/fatlib.89y    55057
TI89/single99.89y    13006
TI92/cinema99.9xy    40335
TI92/corridor99.9xy    35938
TI92/corridor99.9xz    2010
TI92/DATA99.9xy    60101
TI92/fatlib.9xy    55057
TI92/single99.9xy    13006
V200/cinema99.v2y    40335
V200/corridor99.v2y    35938
V200/corridor99.v2z    2010
V200/DATA99.v2y    60101
V200/fatlib.v2y    55057
V200/single99.v2y    13006
CINEMATIC.GIF    166222
Readme.txt    17267
screen89a.gif    3197
screen89b.gif    2856
screen89c.gif    1885
screen89d.gif    3060
screen92a.gif    5302
screen92b.gif    3383
screen92c.gif    3363
screen92d.gif    4679
TI89.GIF    351846
ti92.GIF    887801

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