Dumb Jumping Man v1.1

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djm.zip

Filename	djm.zip
Title	Dumb Jumping Man v1.1
Author	Don Barnes (dbarnes@calc.org)
Category	TI-82 Assembly Games (Ash)
File Size	5,440 bytes
File Date and Time	Tue Sep 2 20:58:22 1997
Documentation Included?	No
Source Code Included?	No

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Review by	Sam Heald
Reviewed on	2004-10-28
Attention span: 1/10 Non-existent Controls: 6/10 Slow Implementation: 3/10 Decent implimentation of a bad idea Overall: 1/10 Dumb, as the title implies This is probably the most accurately named games for the 82. This game is quite dumb. It's like Pong without an oponent or Breakout without the bricks. Suicidal John is falling, and you with your trampoline must try to keep him alive as long as possible. If you press UP while John is hitting the trampoline, John gets catapulted upwards. This game is almost as much fun as using your 82 for real math.

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Name	Size
djm.asm	10569
djm.txt	3661
DJM.82P	1643

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