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Dr Mario v1.0
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FILE INFORMATION
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drmario.zip
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Filename
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drmario.zip
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Title
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Dr Mario v1.0
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Description
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Dr Mario is a clone of the popular GB game. It s almost like Tetris, but the object is to destroy all viruses displayed on screen.
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Author
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Ludvig Strigeus (luddes@usa.net)
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Category
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TI-89 Assembly Games (Kernel)
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File Size
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15,280 bytes
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File Date and Time
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Fri Jan 1 08:08:50 1999
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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 You could play for a long time.
Controls: 10/10 Nothing wrong with them.
Implementation: 10/10 Just like nintendo game.
Overall: 9/10 A fabulous game.
Dr Mario v1.0 by Ludvig Strigeus is a TI-89 port of the classic nintendo game. It features a highscore, animations, three different game speeds, and a calc-off key. The objective of the game is to destroy all the viruses on the screen by either vertically or horizontally stacking pills of the same color as the virus (white, gray, or black). Gameplay is similar to Tetris.
For an incredibly small game (4961 bytes!), this version of Dr. Mario is amazingly true to the original. The graphics are great, the little viruses are always moving, I could go on and on...
Everyone with a TI-89 must download this game. It is too great and too small to be left off anybody's calc. |
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ARCHIVE CONTENTS
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Archive Contents
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Name
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Size
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drm.asm |
32568 |
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drmcn.asm |
16344 |
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drm.89z |
4779 |
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drmario.txt |
1463 |
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