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4215 CL5 4220 GOTO 100 4500 CL5 4 5 05 PRINT "YOU MUST MEET THE OG RE" . "HRUE YOU R GIFT FOR HIM?" 4 510 INPUT Y$ 4515 IF V $ ="N *' THEN GOTO 4700 4520 IF RND 5010 PRINT "YOU HPUE COME TO THR EE DOORS "."CHOOSE YOUR DOOR,1.,2 OR 3" 5020 INPUT Y 5030 LET X=RND*4 5040 FOR 1=1 TO 3 5050 LET X = X + 1 5050 IF X > 3 THEN LET X = 1 5070 GOSUB 5060+(1+10) 5075 NEXT I 5076 LET R=H(Y) 5079 CLS 5080 GOTO 100 5090 LET H(X)=I3S 5095 RETURN 5100 LET H(X)=291 5105 RETURN 5110 LET H(X)=519 5115 RETURN 5500 CLS 5510 PRINT "RHEfiD IS R DOOR IN F RONT OF ","UHICH IS R LRRGE 5LEE PING GIRNT" . "H.qUE YOU GOT R KEY7 5520 INPUT Y $ S530 IF Y$ = "N" THEN GOTO 5900 554-0 IF R$ = "KEY ONE" OR R £ = "KEY TUO" THEN GOTO 5600 5550 PRINT OH NO YOU HRl'ENT" 55B0 GOTO 5900 S60O LET T = RND 5610 IF T< . 2 THEN PRINT THE GIR NT RTE YOU 11 5620 IF T < . 2 THEN GOTO 9950 5630 IF T > . 7 THEN PRINT "SORRY Y OUR KEY D I DNT FIT NOU "."THfiOU I T RURY" 5640 IF T > .7 THEN LET R $ = "O" 5650 IF T > -7 THEN LET R=R-B 5660 IF T > . 7 THEN GOTO 5900 5670 PRINT "OK YOUR KEY FITS YOU MRY ","CO NTINUE" 5630 GOTO 5910 5900 PRINT "SO BE ON YOUR URY 5905 LET R=R-B 5910 FOR 1=1 TO 50 5920 NEXT I 16K Games 5930 CLS 594.0 GOTO 100 6500 CLS 6505 LET T $="TOILET ROLL" 6510 IF RND < .3 THEN LET T$ = "SHOE 6520 IF RND>.6 THEN LET T $ = "DERD FISH" 6530 PRINT "RHR YOU SRY I CRN ", "SEE R " .T $ 6540 PRINT "BUT UILL YOU PICK IT UP'*" 5550 INPUT Y$ 6560 IF Y$="N" THEN CLS 6570 IF Y $ ="N" THEN GOTO 100 "•SQ0 LET R«=TS 5590 PRINT "NOU YOU HRUE YOUR UE RY OUN ";T$ 5600 FOR 1=1 TO 50 6610 CLS 6620 GOTO 100 7000 CLS 7010 PRINT "YOU $;" SO DO YOU"t SOME URCCINE", 7020 7030 INE " 7040 7050 7490 7500 750 1 7510 7520 7530 754 0 INPUT Y$ IF Y$="Y" CLS GOTO GOTO GOTO CLS 100 850O 8S00 RRE CRRRYING ",R "URNT TO PICK UP INSTEAD?" THEN LET R$s"UfiCC FOR 1=1 TO 4-2 PRINT "COMGRflTULRTIONS' NEXT I GOTO 9950 5b00 CLS 8505 PR IN "YOU HR'JE COME RCROS5 R PLRGUE "."OF RRTS" 8510 IF R » = "URCCINE" THEN PRINT "BUT LUCKILY YOU CRN USE YOUR"," URCCINE .YOU MRY CONTINUE" 8520 IF R$i"URCCINE" THEN GOTO 6 300 8530 IF RND13 THEN LET X=1 LET Z(X)-N NEXT N RETURN SCROLL FOR N=1 TO © NEXT N RETURN PRINT " RGRIM"* '* INPUT Y* IF Y*="V" THEN RUN 98 ZX COMPUTING SUMMER 1982
Make sure you get every issue of ZX Computing. Just £7.00 will ensure the next four issues will be lovingly wrapped and posted to you. Just fill in the form below, cut it out and send it with your cheque or postal order (made payable to ASP Ltd) to:- ZX Computing Subscriptions 513 London Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey CR4 6AR Alternatively you can pay by Access or Barclaycard in which case simply fill in your card number, sign the form and send it off. Do NOT send your card! Make the most of your ZX computer with ZX Computing Subscription Order Form Cut out and SEND TO: ZX COMPUTING Subscriptions 513, London Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey, England. Please commence my subscription to ZX Computing with the autumn issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (tick — as appropriate) 99 ZX COMPUTING SUMMER 1982 £7 for 4 issues UK £15.15 for 12 issues Overseas and air-mail rates upon application. I am enclosing my (delete a* necessary) Cheque/Postal Order/International Money Order for £ (made payable to A.S.P. Ltd) OR Debti my Access/Barclaycard' ('delete as necessary) Please use BLOCK CAPITALS and include post codes. Name! Mr/Mrs/Miss) delete accordingly Address Signature Date
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