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The lure of thai yellow stuff, I can almost smell it, more than a teacher gets in a week! Thetrou ble is that nothing comes easy and the previous owner put some pretty formidable obstacles in the way of getting hold of it. I know it's in the castle but the first job is getting in there, the gatekeeper wants a passnumber before letting me enter and I think he has cannabalistic tendencies. Still, he's pretty thick and keeps saying if I'm too high or low. Once inside there are rumoured to be more varied and objectionable nasties to overcome before finding the gold and escaping with it. Mark has produced an entertaining program which shows how a few interesting, but in themselves uninspired, games can be linked together to produce a much more effective game. Random factors have been used with the aim of pro- 1 REM MHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHt •Underlined character®* •are entered in • •GRAPHICS mode. • • n i i n n n n n i n n x n 3 REM ttttttttttttttttGOLD f 13 REM 13 CLS : PAPER 7: CLS 20 FOR N*=1 TO 140: PRINT INK 61" "II NEXT N: BORDER 6 30 PRINT AT 21,291 INK 6f' 40 FOR M=8 TO 12: PRINT AT M,1 0f PAPER 6( BRIGHT U" •! NEXT M 30 GO SUB 8600 60 FOR N=1 TO 31 FOR M=20 TO 4 0: BEEP .02,M: NEXT M: NEXT N 70 BORDER 6: INK 0: PAPER 7: C LS '• Jl l?IiTTT—- ducing a game which makes it a challenge to everyone in eluding the programmer who types it in, as there are no preset codes which will help the typist solve the game. To enhance the end result a variety of BEEPs and <strong>graphics</strong> have been used at appropriate points. As the program is essen tially a suite of subgames, variables are repeated in each section and kept to a minimum and are: •''•r^v^v A Line 520, centre line of gateway. B/C Line 4210. points of sword. D Man. E Bag of gold. F Hound. The POKE 23658,8 is to set Caps Lock on, so that all entries are made in capitals and saves double checking for upper, lower case. 80 GO SUB 8000 90 POKE 23658,8 99 REM ###INSTRUCTI ONSttttM 100 CLS 110 PRINT "YOU ARE SEARCHING FO R "J INK 0} BRIGHT 1| PAPER 6;"G OLD " 120 PRINT : PRINT : PRINT : PRI NT 130 PRINT 'BEHIND THE CASTLE GA TE IS A FIERCE GATE-KEEPER." : PRINT " HE HAS ASKED YOU FOR T HE PASSNUMBER' ": P RINT " IT IS BETWEEN 1 AND 100. HE WILL GIVE YOU 6 GUESSE S.": PRINT " BE CAREFUL THOUGH H E'S INK 2;-VERY INK 0; " HUNGRY'" 140 PRINT : PRINT INK 3J"PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE": PAUSE 0: CLS 94 ZX COMPUTING DECEMBER JANUARY 1985
499 REM #MTFPRINT 500 INK 2 510 PRINT AT 7,9; 520 LET Q»=" • 530 FOR N=8 TO 13 GATETTTTW 540 PRINT AT N,8{Q*: NEXT N 550 PRINT AT 14,8?" O 0 • 560 FOR N=15 TO 19 570 PRINT AT N,8;Q«: NEXT N 580 FOR M=10 TO 40 STEP 2: BEEP .02,M: NEXT M 590 INK 0 600 LET TR=6: LET X=1+INT (RND* 100) 999 REM ##MGUESS NUMBERTTTTTT 1000 IF TR=0 THEN CLS *. PRINT A T 10,0)"SORRY YOU HAVE BEEN EATE N BY THE GATE KEEPER-YOU ARE DEA D": FOR N=1 TO 3: BEEP 1,-3: BEE P 1.5,-10: NEXT N: GO TO 8300 1010 INPUT "PICK A NUMBER BETWEE N 1-100 'J Z 1020 IF Z100 THEN GO TO 1010 1030 IF X=Z THEN BORDER 0: PAPE R I: CLS : INK 6: PRINT AT 0,0;" YOU ARE AMAZING,YOU HAVE FOUND THE PASSNUMBER": FOR N=1 TO 50: BEEP .01,N: NEXT N: FOR N=50 TO 1 STEP -L: BEEP .01,N: NEXT N: BEEP 1,25: GO TO 1500 95 ZX COMPUTING DECEMBER/JANUARY 1985 1040 IF 2 >X THEN PRINT AT 0,0;" TOO HIGH,TRY AGAIN": LET TR=TR-1 : GO TO 1000 1050 IF Z
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The Magazine For All Sinclair users
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welcome Ray says hello. Editor: Ray
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At last as we all knew would happen
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short visit my Spectrum was working
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A letter from Eclipse Software SHOP
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Framed The Gordon Microframe is one
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HARDWARE Getting into Print through
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IHARDWARE REVIEW QL Delta Disk Ray
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HARDWARE The Spectrum Beta Plus Dis
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USA NEWS Across the Pond by Mark L.
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