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SameGame v1.2
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FILE INFORMATION
Ranked as 1493 on our all-time top downloads list with 9314 downloads.
Ranked as 20158 on our top downloads list for the past seven days with 1 downloads.
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samegame.zip
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Filename
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samegame.zip
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Title
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SameGame v1.2
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Description
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A clone of SameGame for the PC and Insane Game for the TI-85. The goal of the game is to eliminate as many tiles on the screen as possible and to do that, you have to use your brain ! Now runs with all kernels and all hardwares.
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Author
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Gervaise Philippe (CandyMan@I-France.com)
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Category
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TI-89 Assembly Games (Kernel)
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File Size
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10,578 bytes
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File Date and Time
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Fri Feb 2 00:08:31 2001
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Documentation Included?
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Yes
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Source Code Included?
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Yes
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SCREEN SHOTS
RATING
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REVIEWS
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Review
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Review by
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 Jonah Cohen
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Reviewed on
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2004-11-21
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Attention span: 9/10 With both modes, you can play it regardless of what mood you're in.
Controls: 10/10 Arrows move, 2nd activates.
Implementation: 8/10 To fit same # of blocks on screen, graphics were sacrificed :(
Overall: 9/10 An addicting game for just about anybody.
SameGame v1.0 by Gervaise Philippe aka CandyMan is a port of the popular TI-92 game by Jimmy Mardell. In the game, there are four different types of blocks. If two or more of them are touching, and you put the cursor over one of them and hit 2nd, they will all disappear.
The game features two modes: action mode and puzzle mode. In action mode, you try to eliminate the blocks quicker than they appear, because new ones keep coming. The game ends when the screen fills. In puzzle mode, the screen begins filled. The objective is to completely clear the screen. Puzzle mode is much more relaxing because new pieces don't keep coming.
This game is very very very fun. The two modes make it both an active and a passive game, giving it a versatility lacking in most games. I recommend for just about anybody to download this. |
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