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multiballpong.zip

Filename	multiballpong.zip
Title	first multiball pong
Description	Multipong is the first multiball pong for the ti83+ that I know. The game can handle up to 9 balls. You can add balls to the game, which disappear after a period of time. There are several different difficulties available. Speed of the AI can be set from 0-2, game speed from 0-7 (0 is the fastest) and advantage can be set at 0 or 1, in which 1 gives you a noticable advantage. For other details, consult the readme file. [Mode] restarts the game so you don't have to set up preferences again. [2nd] adds a ball, you can see how many you have got left in the top left of the screen. [alpha] slows the game down. [clear] exits the game at any time. Please notice that the screenshot is from a previous version of the game.
Author	B K (bartkofoed@hotmail.com)
Category	TI-83/84 Plus Assembly Games
File Size	135,189 bytes
File Date and Time	Thu Dec 6 17:21:02 2007
Documentation Included?	Yes
Source Code Included?	Yes

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Name	Size
readme.txt	2670
bal.8xp	1572
pong.JPG	4306
MULTIPONG.GIF	139498
bal.asm	17089

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