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PlainJump v1.4

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pj82.zip

Filename	pj82.zip
Title	PlainJump v1.4
Author	Sam Heald (samuel.heald@duke.edu)
Category	TI-82 Assembly Games (Ash)
File Size	17,187 bytes
File Date and Time	Mon Mar 29 02:03:00 1999
Documentation Included?	Yes
Source Code Included?	Yes

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Review by	Matt Adler
Reviewed on	2004-11-22
Attention span: 10/10 Levels that never end will keep you playing for a while. Not to mention the external level support. Controls: 10/10 Great. Implementation: 10/10 A fantastic idea that has been well programmed. Overall: 10/10 One of my all time favorites. Plain Jump v1.1 is awesome! It is a fast-paced action game originally written for the TI-85 by Andreas Ess, and ported to the TI-82 by Sam Heald. In this game, you control a ball across a plain filled with holes. You either dodge them or jump them, and whenever you hit one, you lose a life. The graphics are pretty simple. A circle for a ball and black for the plain. Whoa. The controls of Plain Jump are so simple: [2nd] to jump and the directional pad to move the ball around. I absolutely love this game, and sould never be removed from your calculator.

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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents

Name	Size
pj.82g	4436
pj.asm	25820
pj1edit.asm	11702
PJ82.TXT	7512

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