Homebrew:F8 of Nations - Revision history

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E5frog at 20:35, 20 November 2012

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E5frog at 20:33, 20 November 2012

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E5frog at 15:19, 20 November 2012

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E5frog at 15:15, 20 November 2012

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E5frog: Created page with "Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever, uses almost only BIOS routines. Unfortunately the original description has been lost but it was something about saving the Earth by pr..."

2012-11-20T15:09:47Z

Created page with "Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever, uses almost only BIOS routines. Unfortunately the original description has been lost but it was something about saving the Earth by pr..."

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Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever, uses almost only BIOS routines.

Unfortunately the original description has been lost but it was something about saving the Earth by pressing the sequence showed as soon as possible.

The only game to date that uses the console buttons instead of a hand controller.

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-Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 37 Bytes on the black and white version with no score. Uses almost only BIOS routines.
+Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 32 Bytes on the black and white version with no score. Uses almost only BIOS routines.
 Unfortunately the original description has been lost but it was something about saving the Earth by pressing the sequence showed as soon as possible.

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-Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 37 Bytes on the black and white version. Uses almost only BIOS routines.
+Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 37 Bytes on the black and white version with no score. Uses almost only BIOS routines.
 Unfortunately the original description has been lost but it was something about saving the Earth by pressing the sequence showed as soon as possible.

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 The only game to date that uses the console buttons instead of a hand controller.
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 ; F8 of Nations

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          IF 0
-If you add the following code to the beginning of the game, the gameplay will be in color and it will keep track
+If you add the following code to the beginning of the game, the gameplay will be in color and it
-of your score (which wraps around when you get to 99).
+will keep track of your score (which wraps around when you get to 99).
          ENDIF
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          lr      $9,A    ; This has the bit corresponding to the correct button the user must press
-         pi        prompt  ; This displays the number (with '?'), and waits for input and delays briefly
+         pi        prompt
 ; There is no need to write $0 to port 0 to prepare it for input... the prompt
 ; subroutine will have done so for us... see instructions at $764 in BIOS
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          com                      ; Complement it ($1=but1,$2=but2,$4=but3,$8=but4)
          ni        $F      ; Clip off the top four bits
-         outs    5          ; Clear the sound register... We know the relevant top two bits of A are clear
+         outs    5
          xs        $9      ; XOR with Reg 9 which contains the correct input
 delayforever:

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-<div id="col1" style="width:35%; float: right">
+<div id="col1" style="width:437px; float: right">
-<div style="border: 1px solid #400; padding: 5px; margin: 5px 0; background: #FFE;">
+<div style="border: 1px solid #437; padding: 5px; margin: 5px 0; background: #FFE;">
-{{#ev:youtube|JVeXk8X7PFg}}
+{{#ev:youtube|JVeXk8X7PFg|425}}
 ''F8 of Nations, color version.''
 </div>
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 prompt                  =          $0099
 clrscrn                 =          $00D0
-IncP1Score                      =          $02AC
+IncP1Score              =          $02AC
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← Older revision		Revision as of 15:19, 20 November 2012
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		+	<div style="border: 1px solid #400; padding: 5px; margin: 5px 0; background: #FFE;">
		+	{{#ev:youtube\|oUIzwFXR1Gw}}
		+	''Demonstration of the menu in the 2009 Multi-Cart.''
		+	</div>
		+	</div>
		+
	Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 37 Bytes on the black and white version. Uses almost only BIOS routines.		Smallest Fairchild Channel F game ever with only 37 Bytes on the black and white version. Uses almost only BIOS routines.