Copyright (C) 2009 by Mike Brent
This program is not public domain and may
not be sold without prior arrangement.
It may not be distributed on images sold
for a 'copy fee' either.
Getting permission is easy - write me.
Atari 2600 version Made with BATARI BASIC.
TI Version made with TI BASIC.
Earth ships are:
- Cargo ships
- Butterfly ships
- Space Shuttles
- Starbases
Enemy ships
- Sputniks
- Flying saucers
- Fighter ships
- Lightbulbs ;)
Up and Down to change speed (E and X)
Left and Right to change shields (S and D)
When a ship is displayed, press fire (space) to attack it, or wait to let it pass.
If you do not destroy an enemy ship, it will shoot you as it leaves.
If you do destroy an enemy ship, you get 100-400 points
If you shoot an Earth ship, you lose 300 points.
If you shoot a Starbase, you lose ALL your points.
If you do not shoot the Starbase, your missiles and fuel are refilled, and damage is repaired.
The four guages are:
Fuel Shields
Warning
Speed Damage
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Missiles are displayed on either side of the score.
Damage is caused by impacts, repairs automatically, and takes the least fuel during repair.
Shield reduces the damage done by impacts, but takes the most fuel.
Speed increases how often you will encounter ships, and takes a medium amount of fuel.
Fuel is decreased by all of the above. When fuel is exhausted, the game ends.
Regarding the 2600 source, "my_kernel.asm" is meant to go in place of "std_kernel.asm", and it's /only/ useful in this game. Is there a proper way to do BATARI BASIC kernel
hacking? Also, I still don't understand a fair bit of what's going on. ;)
For the TI, just load SPACEFIGHT from the TIFILES file or the disk image.
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