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Sebastian Reichelt Releases Game Package, Advanced AI
Posted by Nick on 3 September 2000, 00:55 GMT
 Sebastian Reichelt, creator of many fine ASM and BASIC games (along with a completely unknown program called "TI-GCC"), shot an email at my box saying that he had created a neat little suite of 89 games called Sebastian's Games Package. Written in BASIC(?), this set of programs is noted for a game called "Lights" which has an almost-unbeatable computer AI. Its speed, despite the fact that it's written in a language not even designed for games in the first place, is remarkably fast. Even more outstanding is the fact that its AI calculates all the possible moves, so it never makes any mistakes. An altogether highly challenging game and definitely worth downloading.
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Re: Sebastian Reichelt Releases Game Package, Advanced AI
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cajunguy 
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Actuall, Sebastian released TI-GCC IDE, not TI-GCC. TI-GCC IDE was written in Borland Delphi, and the source is freely available at the URL above. The only drawback to this webpage is that you must have a Passport from MSN to access this page. I am working on a new page, and that should be posted soon.
Aaron Graves
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3 September 2000, 01:40 GMT
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Re: Sebastian Reichelt Releases Game Package, Advanced AI
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Michael Figge
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Nick.
I like this news item.
The link to the author's other work...
Good job.
--Michael Figge
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3 September 2000, 06:05 GMT
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