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The Fourth Element

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element.zip

Filename	element.zip
Title	The Fourth Element
Description	The first connect four-like game with AI.
Authors	RMC (pascal.tea@wanadoo.fr) Ian Graf (porter) (ian_graf@geocities.com)
Category	TI-83/84 Plus Assembly Games (Ion/Puzzle)
File Size	7,440 bytes
File Date and Time	Thu Oct 7 23:31:40 1999
Documentation Included?	Yes
Source Code Included?	Yes

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Review by	Rodney Blythe
Reviewed on	2004-05-21
Overall Rating-8/10 Great ----------------------------- Gameplay-6/10 Good Graphics-9/10 Superb Speed-10/10 Outstanding ----------------------------- ”The Fourth Element” is a good clone of the original “Connect Four” (now I do realize that the original is a non-electric game :) ). For those of you who never played “Connect Four,” all you do drop a piece onto a board, with the goal of eventually aligning four pieces (kind of like “tic-tac-toe”). There is an AI built into this game, though I find it to be too hard to beat, kind of like a “Pong” game where the computer almost never loses. Therefore, the gameplay is rather horrible in this “Connect Four” clone. The graphics and speed however, are exceptional for this type of game, and are not an issue. Give this game a try, it may be tough for me, but not for you. Have Fun and Happy Downloading!

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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

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Name	Size
element.txt	1192
element.83p	1584
element.8xp	1586
element.z80	30266

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