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RacerX v1.0

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racerx86.zip
Filename racerx86.zip
Title RacerX v1.0
Description This is an unfinished racing game that I wrote during high school. I never finished it and thought I should release the source... so here it is.
Author Bryan Thomas (brt80@hotmail.com)
Category TI-86 Assembly Games
File Size 10,294 bytes
File Date and Time Tue Nov 29 06:58:00 2005
Documentation Included? Yes
Source Code Included? Yes

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REVIEWS

Review
Review by  Jonah Cohen
Reviewed on 2004-11-21
Note! This review was written for a previous version of this file!

Attention span: 2/10 You'll go out of your mind with boredome in under a minute.
Controls: 3/10 You can't turn correctly!
Implementation: 2/10 There's no point to playing because there's no score, no timing, and it doesn't even know where you are on the track (if you are).
Overall: 3/10 Find something else like ZKart3D if you want a racing game, because this just plain sucks.

Racerx86 is a beta release of a racing game. It was made by Thomas B. The objective is to steer your car around the track, while avoiding crashing into the sides.

This game is appropriately called beta. In this version, there is absolutely no track detection, which means you can drive wherever you want on the one built in track and it will make no difference. If you turn, you'll do a 360 in less than a second, which makes small turns, the types necessary for going around bends, impossible. And if you go off one side of the screen, you just pop up right on the other side. If you actually manage to maneuver through the curvy course, the game does what anybody would expect it to do: nothing. That's right, you just keep going with no feedback from the game. Plus, since the display routine was done badly, when the car goes off the track, a white box around it covers up the background.

I can't recommend this game to anyone in its current condition. Maybe if the display, controls, and track detection were done half-way decently, this would be fun, but right now it's worthless. Don't bother.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
racerx86/.DS_Store    6148
__MACOSX/racerx86/._.DS_Store    82
racerx86/RACERX86.86P    5118
racerx86/RACERX86.ASM    37544
__MACOSX/racerx86/._RACERX86.ASM    82
racerx86/Racerx86.txt    321

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