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Be a hero with our

Commodore 64 —no

Bongo

Enjoy the hilarious antics of the comical

mous e as he collects the lost diamonds. He

climbs ladders, slides down chutes, use transporter

and trampolines to jump across the divide. Multi screen

game with three levels of difﬁculty.

Commodore 64 E7 95 — Vic 20 f 7.95

— Spectrum f5 50

Flight Path

737

An advanced Pilot Trainer.

Writ t en by a ﬂ ight simulator

instructor and pilot. Panoramic

Pilots eye view.

Commodore 64 f 7.95 — Vic 20 t7 95

Space Pilot

Realis e your dreams of being king of the open skies.

Fly your aircraft into unrelenting dog ﬁ ghts with

enemy ﬁghters. Prove how well you can handle your craft.

Fiv e stages of tough engagements.

Commodore 64 f 7 95 -- Spectrum f 5.50

Also available on Disk at C9.95

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Your

Uommodore

a free supplement

to Personal

Computing Today,

July1984

Editor

Paul Liptrot

Designer

Paul Hunter

naging Editor

on Harris

VIC-20 programs 4

Two fun-to-play games for the unexpanded VIC by Mathew Solly. In

one you're under siege and the second could make you rich

Group Editor

Wendy Palmer

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Chief Executive

Jim Connell

CBM 64 program 6

Here's your chance to be a hero. Just

type in Thomas Turnbull's program and

save the potholers

CBM 64 programming 9

Track down and use the hidden memory in your 64. Your guide is

Allen Webb

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VIC-20 program 1 4

Worms can make a tasty dish if you're

a bird. That's your role in Peter

Godbehere's game

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YOUR COMMODORE, free with Personal Computing Today, July 1984 Page 3

Castle Siege

YOU ARE the last survivor in thE

castle and your only weapon isa

large pile of rocks

You are under attack from the

enemy who are scaling the

castle wall. You must drop the

rocks to dislodge them. If they

reach the top the game is over.

How long will you survive?

The control keys are: Z left, X

right and space bar to drop the

rocks.

• Castle Siege is in two parts

Type in Listing', , which deﬁnes

the characters RUN and then

NEW. Now type in Listing 2.

See also note at bottom.

How it works

10-100 main game loop

1000-1500 initialize variables

and strings

2000-2500 instructions

3000 POKE on other side of

screen

3500 POKE on other side of

screen

4000-4500 throw rock

5000-5500 PRINT enemy

6000-6500 game over

7000-7500 rock hit enemy

routine

8000-8500 pick up rock routine

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then throw the dice and the out-

come will be printed on the

screen.

If one of the dice shows the

side you backed you get double

your stake money back If two of

the dice show your side you get

treble your stake money back.

and if all the dice show the side

you backed you get four times

your stake money returned. If

none of them show your side

• you lose your stake.

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RO,DE test for rock and de-

fender

E number of enemies

S4 sound channel

CO colour location

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W wall location

LC) loops

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THIS GAME is played with three

dice which are displayed on

the screen.

The amount of money you

have is displayed in the top left

Variables

D O ) dice

P() position of numbers on dice

R number of dice right

T total credit

CO colour location

hand corner. You start with

MO and are prompted with the

message "place bet'. You then

type in how much you wish to

bet — not more money than

you have'

After pressing RETURN you

are promted with another

message: "back". Type in which

side of the dice you expect to be

showing after the computer has

thrown them. The computer will

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