ZX Computings - OpenLibra
ZX Computings - OpenLibra
ZX Computings - OpenLibra
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Collecting<br />
xylenium<br />
16K Came<br />
From darkest Harlescott in<br />
Shrewsbury, 15-year-old<br />
Nick Wilson sends us to the<br />
planet Ganeymede 11, to<br />
gather xylenium crystals.<br />
Monsters and matter<br />
transporters are just two<br />
of the hurdles which<br />
stand in the way of your<br />
gathering intergalactic<br />
wealth.<br />
In this game for a 16K <strong>ZX</strong>81<br />
(which will run quite happily,<br />
with a few minor changes, on a<br />
<strong>ZX</strong> Spectrum), you are aboard<br />
space flight 12/03 to the planet<br />
Ganeymede 11. Your mission<br />
there is to collect as many<br />
Xylenium crystals as you can<br />
find, and bring them back to<br />
good old Terra Firma. For each<br />
crystal you bring back, you'll be<br />
paid CI,000,000.<br />
The planet consists of an<br />
underground maze of rooms<br />
through which you can move at<br />
will. You'll get reports, during<br />
your journey, telling you about<br />
the contents of various rooms,<br />
and from time to time — if<br />
you're lucky — you'll be shown<br />
a map of the planet surface, and<br />
where you are on it. Most of the<br />
rooms are empty, but others<br />
contain things to slow you down<br />
(or even kill you). Hazards on<br />
your journey include locked<br />
rooms, monsters, matter transporters<br />
(which move you all over<br />
the place, quite randomly) and<br />
bottomless pits (and the great<br />
display which appears on your<br />
TV screen if you fall down a pit<br />
almost makes it worth ending<br />
the game in that way}. Right<br />
now, gird your loins and enter<br />
the undrground caverns of<br />
Ganeymede 11.<br />
Provision is made within the<br />
program for a SAVE of all<br />
variables, so when the program<br />
is LOADed and run it will continue<br />
from exactly where it left<br />
off. When typed in, the program<br />
should be saved by GOTO 9998,<br />
and then when loaded again it<br />
will execute itself (which sounds<br />
very painful!)