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Crapong v1.4

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crapong.zip
Filename crapong.zip
Title Crapong v1.4
Authors Jeff Min (blowh0le@aol.com)
Jonah Cohen (porter) (jonah@jonah.ticalc.org)
Category TI-86 Assembly Games
File Size 6,277 bytes
File Date and Time Mon Feb 1 04:48:10 1999
Documentation Included? Yes
Source Code Included? Yes

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Review by  Anthony Loven
Reviewed on 2004-12-20
Attention span: 6/10. Sometimes it gets repetitive
Controls: 9/10. Up, down, and [2nd].
Implementation: 8/10. For what the game is, it has good quality
Overall: 7/10. Good for short games on the calc to kill some time

“Crapong” (what a name!) is a ping-pong game where you control a paddle and the AI controls another. Fairly simple, right? Well, in “Crapong,” you also have guns. Yes, I said guns. You basically score points either by shooting the AI paddle, or getting them to miss the ball. Since the AI was programmed to never miss the ball, you basically can only shoot it. However, it has multiple speeds and can be pretty intense at times. I liked having this on my calc because it was small, yet had a certain fun-factor that kept me coming back once in a while. I suggest this program to anyone who cannot keep attention in classes, but don't want to spend too much time from their studies.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
crapong.86p    1413
crapong.asm    11888
crapong.txt    1541

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