--- In Lasertank@y..., "Donald Drouin" <ducky@g...> wrote:
What this is... If you have a Texas Instrument calculator TI89 then
you can play the game on it. I wrote Laser Tank for the TI89
calculator. It is only slightly different than the PC version. I
have included all of the latest objects like tunnels, ice and thin
ice. Two major differences are 1)The screen allows only 12 by 16
puzzles rather than 16 by 16 puzzles. 2) I implemented a dynamic
version of tunnels which puts a new twist on the use of tunnels.
Dynamic meaning that you can never stop on a tunnel entrance. You
exit the tunnel one space in the direction that you enter it. It
allows some rather creative puzzles to be made. If you have a TI89 I
recommend that you give it a try. There are three level files with a
total of nearly 200 puzzles to solve.
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> I don't understand anything!!! (Anniken 8E)
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What this is... If you have a Texas Instrument calculator TI89 then
you can play the game on it. I wrote Laser Tank for the TI89
calculator. It is only slightly different than the PC version. I
have included all of the latest objects like tunnels, ice and thin
ice. Two major differences are 1)The screen allows only 12 by 16
puzzles rather than 16 by 16 puzzles. 2) I implemented a dynamic
version of tunnels which puts a new twist on the use of tunnels.
Dynamic meaning that you can never stop on a tunnel entrance. You
exit the tunnel one space in the direction that you enter it. It
allows some rather creative puzzles to be made. If you have a TI89 I
recommend that you give it a try. There are three level files with a
total of nearly 200 puzzles to solve.