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1 z$="21000201CONGRATULATIONS!":
1 z$="13030305CHAPTER 7":
1 z$="12000204Let the tape run":
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1 b$="Welcome to chapter 3 of THE LUDOIDS | 16/48's own adventure":
1 b$="This month youare heading for the planet MOUNT CYCLO ":
1 b$="Last month youshould have found the co- ordinates of THE LUDOIDS |":
1 b$="ENTER the code from last months game (OR hit ENTER)":
1 b$="Do you want a print out (y/n)":
1 b$="Do you want instructions ? (y/n)":
1 agazine Ltd*S\
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1 X(a),Y(a);
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1 T$(N)="!":
1 Steve Hulme
1 Stephen Rodgers
1 SPAIN i
1 Program by B.C.Thorne September 1984*K\~
1 Please type in your
1 PRESS ANY KEY
1 POINTS AWARDED
1 PLEASE STOP THE TAPE
1 PARIS MADRID LISBON LONDON OSLO STOCKHOLM HELSINKI MOSCOW WARSAW BERLIN BONN BUCHAREST ATHENS ROME SOFIA BELGRADE ISTANBUL
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1 Mrs T J Rankine
1 Mr A A Rankin
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1 Magnetic Magazines Ltd.*6\$:
1 MARSEILLES VALENCIA OPORTO BIRMINGHAM STAVANGER VASTERAS PORI MINSK POZNAN LEIPZIG FRANKFURT CONSTANTA PIRAEUS TURIN BURGAS BELGRADE ANKARA
1 MAP
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1 LWH Volume 2
1 LUDOIDS #3%?
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1 James McCubbin
1 J P Elsmore
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1 I;"INSTRUCTIONS"
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1 Darren Baker
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1 C$="INVENTORY":
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1 C$="GO WEST":
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1 C$="GO SOUTH":
1 C$="GO NORTH":
1 C$="GO EAST":
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1 C$(F),X(F),Y(F):
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1 B$="Do you want toSAVE this program ?":
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1 A ""16/48D&G16""
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1 ;"letter":
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1 ;"____________"
1 ;"YOUR ";
1 ;"YOU COULD ";
1 ;"Y coordinate = ";y
1 ;"Xcoordinate = ";x
1 ;"We use the same routine to mix up the picture as you use to getit back."
1 ;"WRONG !!!! ";
1 ;"WHAT IS THIS";
1 ;"Two quick points for new readers(or reminders for old ones)."''"To save programs to microdrive you can BREAK and GOTO 9998."''"To save programs to tape you canBREAK and GOTO 9999."''"We try to make this work on as many of our programs as we can."
1 ;"This month we start with just one keyword. (The others will follow by installment.) We thoughtthe most appropriate keyword to start with would be NEW."
1 ;"The following will each receive two games from Micromega."
1 ;"TRY AGAIN"
1 ;"TOWN OF ";
1 ;"THIS COUNTRY"
1 ;"THE CURRENCY";
1 ;"THE CAPITAL ";
1 ;"Sorry this program has been"'"copied once already":
1 ;"Someone suggested that we not only show you what the screen looks like when unscrambled but that we should also describe thesequence of key presses requiredto unscramble the picture."
1 ;"Send letters, programs or ideas to"'"
1 ;"Press a key"
1 ;"PRESS ANY KEY"
1 ;"PRESS A KEY TO ENTER STATION":
1 ;"PRESS A KEY (
1 ;"Not only does this routine give you the usual NEW function, but it has the added and very usefulfeature that the program is notlost from memory and can continue running."
1 ;"NAME A MAJOR";
1 ;"Many critics of the Spectrum saythat they do not like the systemof entering keywords with one key press. They would like to type out the words one letter ata time."
1 ;"LUDOIDS #3":
1 ;"LUDOIDS #3"
1 ;"KNOWLEDGE IS";
1 ;"HIT A KEY(
1 ;"HAVE CHOSEN:";
1 ;"EUROPEAN ";
1 ;"Display file address = ";
1 ;"Coming up in issue 17 we have a comprehensive data base on Bookswith Spectrum connections and (if some minor changes are done)a very pretty 3D chessboard simulation. (Who needs a QL anyway?)"
1 ;"CURRENCY OF ";
1 ;"COUNTRY ?"
1 ;"APRIL 1985"
1 ;"5--THE LOT ";
1 ;"4--MAIN TOWN ";
1 ;"3--CURRENCY ";
1 ;"2--CAPITALS ";
1 ;"16/48TITLE":
1 ;"16/48TITLE"
1 ;"""tutor7"""'''"Part 7 of our Z80 tutor series looks at the STACK and how to use it.":
1 ;"""quest"""''"This is our questionnaire. We dohope that you will run this and send us the postcard.":
1 ;"""letter"""'''"D Brown writes from deepest Hampshire.":
1 ;"""edit"""'''"More pearls including issue 12 competition winners and a very special April start to a new series of great routines.":
1 ;"""comp16"""''"The Moon Cresta Competition. Unscramble the loading screen from Incentive's new game and you could be one of 10 winners of the KET trilogy. Three tapes with three adventures.":
1 ;"""REVIEWS"""''"Comments (now 5 pages!) and screen displays from the latest software.":
1 ;"""OCTIPEDE"""''"A machine code game from Paul Reynolds."''"Apologies for the lack of a quitoption. You will have to switch off or reset (the litle red button for all you PLUS types) and LOAD """"":
1 ;"""LUDOIDS #3"""''"Chapter 3 of our new adventure with full screen graphics and fast response to instructions inordinary English."''"This month you shoud find a use for a Sinclair Vehicle.":
1 ;"""GRAPHICS"""''"A really clever utlility to helpyou design, edit, rotate, or even mirror your User Defined Graphics 4 at a time."''"By R O'Neill and J Sinclair.":
1 ;"""EUROPE"""'''"A program from R Jelves and S Johnson to test your knowledgeof the continent best known for its edible mountains and intoxicating lakes.":
1 ;"""CROSSWORD"""''"Don't forget that we pay `10 forany good 11x11 crossword (clues and answers on paper) which we publish."'"Apologies to Spectrum + owners for the cursor keys not working until this month. (Keys 5 to 8 work.)"''"There must be lots of software around which assumes unshifted cursor keys.":
1 ;"""Bandit"""''"A 48K One Arm Bandit from Nigel Eccles. We have received so manyversions of this that I can onlyassume that you all need this to prevent all your spare cash from disappearing into the real thing."''"But please, no more.":
1 ;"""16/48D&G14"""''" ""OF DUNGEONS AND GREEN MEN"""''"Yaz is back in his deerstalker.":
1 ;" to answer."
1 ;" WELL DONE "
1 ;" THE COUNTRY ";
1 ;" TAPE 16 APRIL 85 SIDE 1 "
1 ;" RUBBISH !!!";
1 ;" CAPITAL OF ";
1 ;" 16/48 APRIL 85 TAPE 16 "
1 ;" * FULL 48K PROGRAMS."'" (16K MACHINES SKIP ""Bandit"".)":
1 ;" WHAT !!!!";
1 ;" SHOWN IS";
1 ;" A LETTER FROM WINCHESTER (
1 ;" ??? "
1 ;" ??? "
1 ;" ":
1 ;" "
1 ;" "
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1 '''"This month we take a look at theSTACK."''"Manipulating the STACK is reallyvery simple, but it is fraught with danger if used carelessly."
1 '''"The Z80 allocates an address in RAM as the start of the stack and builds the stack
1 '''"Next month we look at reading the keyboard."''"Press any key to start again."''''"
1 '''"If you want to try out this little routine you should enter X and Y co-ordinates and see theroutine print the address of thedispay file memory which holds that pixel."
1 ''"We retrieve with POP."
1 ''"To save a pair of bytes onto thestack we simply use the PUSH instruction."
1 ''"The problems arise from keeping track of what is on the stack. This seems like child's play until you discover that your program is not the only thing using the stack."
1 ''"OOPS! wrong planet."'"You have found a Black Hole":
1 ''"If you want to leave this page then simply type
1 ''"Finally a short example of usingthe stack to save the registers while calling a very useful ROM routine to find the screen address of any pixel."
1 ''"CALL xx does this"''"
1 ''" 1 ""OCTIPEDE""
1 '"You can see that disasters will occur if the subroutine is not careful to POP all its PUSHes sothat the return address is stillon the bottom of the stack when the RET instruction is reached."
1 '"You are now invited to type the word NEW and press ENTER.":
1 '"When subroutines call up other subroutines and the stack is being used repeatedly in loops it becomes essential to take great care that when you come toPOP from the stack you know whatto expect."
1 '"Well perhaps I had better let the cat out of the bag......"
1 '"We never remember what we did and, even worse, no-one here hasever managed to solve any of these competitons."
1 '"We also hope to do the compiler review promised for this month. Lots of promises so far, but nothing in the post."
1 '"We all have a profound respect for those of you who reglarly get them right."
1 '"There are exits visible;"'("North,"
1 '"The stack is upside down so thatprograms can grow upwards from the bottom and the stack can grow down from the top. The collision then only happens whenmemory is completely full."
1 '"The complete train of events is"
1 '"The Z80 uses the stack to store the address to which it will return after completing a subroutine."
1 '"The Z80 stores the address of the last item on the stack in a special register called the STACK POINTER (SP). The completestory of PUSH BC is as folows."
1 '"The Spectrum operating system starts the stack just below the UDG's or just below any adddressfollowing a CLEAR satement."
1 '"The RET insruction POPs PC from the stack. That is, it loads theProgam Counter from the stack and starts processing from that address."
1 '"So the stack provides a useful temporary store.It is also FAST."
1 '"One analogy is that of a pile ofplates. You can PUSH a plate on to the top or you can PULL (or in Z80 mnemonics POP) a plate off the top. The plate youPOP off the stack is always thelast one you PUSHed on."
1 '"Next month we will show you how to type RANDOMIZE, RESTORE and RETURN in only 22 key presses!":
1 '"Ever willing to provide your Spectrum with new features you can now silence the critics withour new routine.":
1 '"E.g. POP HL will take the last two bytes PUSHed onto the stack and load them into the HL register pair."
1 '"E.g. PUSH BC will put the contents of the BC register paironto the stack. (We can also PUSH AF,DE,HL,IX or IY.)"
1 '"Before you break out of this program to find and save the code we suggest that you check that it works."
1 '"After all that we give you the winners, but no solution."
1 '"A stack is an area of memory or registers characterised by what is known as its LIFO structure. LIFO means Last In First Out."
1 #p;"H = HELP"'"P = PAUSE"'"R repeats the previous command"'"Q = QUIT"
1 #p''"You will need to draw a map of where you go to avoid getting lost.":
1 #p'"This month you will find that"'"you have to leave your spaceshipwhile it is being repaired and then return, to continue your"'"quest to find the LUDOIDS |"
1 #p'"The following letters"'"ON THEIR OWN have special"'"meanings"
1 #p'"The Computer will tell you what happens. You tell the computer what you want to do by typing inENGLISH and then pressing
1 #p'"N = Go NORTH"'"S = GO SOUTH ...etc"''"V or L Shows the VIEW"'"I = INVENTORY (""What have I got with me ?"")"
1 #p'"LOAD- allows you to load the"'"details back again."
1 #p'"Avoid negatives or trying to do more than one thing at a time."
1 #P''"SAVE- will save details of the game at any point to tape, in two short pieces of code"
1 #P''"Hi-res full screen pictures willremain displayed until you pressany key."
1 #'''''''''''
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1 "zzzzzz...":
1 "prog+237":
1 "________________________________ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENTS ________________________________"
1 "________________________________ BY APPOINTMENT ________________________________":
1 "You take the ";m$:
1 "You see nothing more to help you":
1 "You must make the right"'"connection.":
1 "You made it !":
1 "You have with you;":
1 "You have nothing to eat":
1 "You find a dead end":
1 "You drop the ";m$:
1 "You don't find anything":
1 "You do not have the correct key":
1 "You do not have a gun & ammo !":
1 "You destroy the door.":
1 "You cannot"
1 "You cannot go in that direction":
1 "You can see; ";m$
1 "You at a junction between"'"Corridors":
1 "You are too uncomfortable":
1 "You are outside Sleeping"'"Cubicle '";r$;"'.":
1 "You are not suprised to find a battery inside":
1 "You are not strong enough":
1 "You are in the 'Motel' section."'y$;"a bare desk":
1 "You are in the 'CAFETERIA'"'y$;"an automated burger"'"machine.":
1 "You are in an empty reception"'"hall. There is a door to the"'"south.":
1 "You are in a cubicle":
1 "You are ignored":
1 "What without a key ?":
1 "What are you going to do ?"'"
1 "Try again ";
1 "Time passes...":
1 "This routine returns with the display file address of the pixel in HL and the bit number in the A register."
1 "This SAVEs this stage of the"'"game on to tape."'"Do you want to carry on ? Y/N":
1 "This LOADS a previous game from tape"'"Do you want to continue ? Y/N"
1 "Third, how about a notice board section,for people to place their own 'page' for classified advertisments,after all,'TELE- VISION' is the most powerful form of advertising.":
1 "There is no reply":
1 "There is a door to the north":
1 "There are buttons for;"'"Burger,Bun,Salad,cheese,Cola"'"& one to serve the food.":
1 "The key does not fit":
1 "The door will not open":
1 "The door is closed":
1 "The Brakes are seized up, the battery compartment is open.":
1 "The ";z$'"arrives.":
1 "THIS LETTER WAS BROUGHT TO YOU TODAY BY DAVE BROWN No.11 Keble Street, Stanmore estate, Winchester, Hampshire, SO22 4BW."
1 "Sorry, I didn't understand."'"Try again.":
1 "Rewind Tape & play to
1 "REWIND TAPE & PLAY":
1 "REASONABLE"
1 "Put the address onto the stack so that we can move it into the BC register.","Collect the address into BC.","Retreive the original HL.","Return to basic and print the address if PRINT
1 "Put empty cartridge in drive 1"'"
1 "PORI","ROUBLE","LENINGRAD","GORKI","MINSK","ZLOTY","GDANSK","KRAKOW","POZNAN","MARK","DRESDEN","ROSTOCK","LEIPZIG","MARK","HANNOVER","DUSSELDORF","FRANKFURT","LEU","PLOIESTI","CLUJ","CONSTANTA","DRACHMA","THESSALONIKI","PATRAS","PIRAEUS","LIRA","NAPLES","MILAN","TURIN","LEV","PLOVDIV","VARNA","BURGAS","DINAR","SARAJEVO","ZAGREB","BELGRADE","LIRA","KONYA","BURSA","ANKARA"
1 "PLAY THE TAPE":
1 "PHONE GALAXY SECTOR 4.5 AND ASK FOR Mr. L. SKYWALKER."
1 "PHONE ALF WITT B/HAM 22222222222"
1 "P.S. If anyone thinks they've heard my name before,that's because I've had another letter televised in the other tape mag (Some people have no tact. -ED) -see you-D.B."
1 "One ";a$;" coming up!":
1 "Ok, but you look a bit silly"'"there":
1 "ONLY 100 POUNDS FOR THE LOT, OWNER WANTS TO BUY A COLECO ADAMCOMPUTER."
1 "ONE SIR UNCLE CLIVE SINCLAIR RESEARCH LIMITED ZX81 COMPUTER WITH ONE SIR UNCLE CLIVE SINCLAIR RESEARCH LIMITED ZX 16kRAMPACK WITH ONE SIR UNCLE CLIVESINCLAIR RESEARCH LIMITED ZX PRINTER AND SOME SIR UNCLE CLIVESINCLAIR RESEARCH LIMITED ZX81 COMPUTER SOFTWARE":
1 "Make sure that your map is"'"accurate":
1 "MY COLLECTION OF HOME COMPUTING WEEKLY-ALL ONE COPIES-BARGAIN `1"
1 "Loading code":
1 "LUDOIDS #3"
1 "It's not behind YOU !":
1 "In which direction ?":
1 "Hi there !":
1 "HL wil be used in the subroutineso save it here if this is part of a bigger program and you needto keep it intact.","load y co-ordinate into B.","Load x co-ordinate into C."
1 "For an example,press a key."
1 "FRANCE",14
1 "FRANC","BORDEAUX","LYONS","MARSEILLES","PESETA","SEVILLE","BARCELONA","VALENCIA","ESCUDO","FARO","COIMBRA","OPORTO","POUND","CARDIFF","EDINBURGH","BIRMINGHAM","KRONE","TRONDHEIM","BERGEN","STAVANGER","KRONA","GOTHENBURG","MALMO","VASTERAS","MARKA","TURKU","TAMPERE"
1 "FOR DETAILS PHONE CAMBERLEY (0276) 685311 AND ASK FOR SIR UNCLE CLIVE SINCLAIR."
1 "Enter Y coordinate";
1 "Enter X coordinate.";
1 "EXCELLENT"
1 "EXAMine things":
1 "ERRORS!).This is what happens when a software house produces agame on a tape which will load into their computers,but won't load into anyone elses due to the high speed which the code isrecorded at."
1 "ENTRY code ?";
1 "EAST GERMANY",11
1 "E5 PUSH HL 229"'"06 AF LD B,175 6,175"'"0E 00 LD C,0 14,0"
1 "E1 POP HL 225"'"C9 RET 201"
1 "Do you want the instructions ? (Y/N)"
1 "DETECTOR","POSTER","SHOTGUN","CARTRIDGES","MUSHROOM","PAPER","LABEL","GLYCOL","SAWDUST","WARM CLOTHES","WASTE PAPER","CROW BAR","BATTERY","KEY ","FOOD"
1 "CITREON 2cv - only 49,000 owners":
1 "CD AA 22 CALL 22AAh 205,170,34"'"E5 PUSH HL 229","C1 POP BC 193"
1 "CALL IN TODAY AT A. DALEYS 2nd HAND CAR SALES, LONDON."
1 "CALL AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE,LONDONAND ASK FOR ELIZABETH OR PHILIP."
1 "Behind the panel there are two bared wires":
1 "BURGER"," BUN","SALAD","CHEESE","COLA","SERVE"
1 "At the end of the corridor you see a Sinclair C50 Vehicle.":
1 "As you enter the space station the door closes behind you."'':
1 "Are you sure ? Y/N"''"n.b. Press ""X"" to NEW this"'"program."
1 "A recorded message tells you"'"that under Space Trucker rules, you cannot leave yet.":
1 "A recorded message says"'"'YOU CANNOT LEAVE UNTIL YOU"'"RETURN THE SPACESHIP'S"'"PROPERTY'":
1 "A recorded message says"'"'SPACE-TRUCKERS REGULATIONS DO NOT PERMIT YOU TO LEAVE YET'":
1 "9";"The":
1 "9";"SCORE"
1 "9";"0 ":
1 "9","8","2040","1","2100","2","1000","0","2020","42","2020","76","2060","11","2050","33","2070","16","5290"
1 "7";"Press Any Key":
1 "7";"ARGUS PRESS"
1 "6";"LEVEL(1-6)? "
1 "6","2","2200","1","3100","4","2100","8","2520","0","2530","42","2550"
1 "6","1","2500","3","2100","0","2220","42","2220","31","2230","28","2230"
1 "6"*A,B-256
1 "6")="u")+("and Down"
1 "5","48","3020","16","3020","7","3050","5","3050","6","3050"
1 "5")="w")+("up,"
1 "41165",hb:
1 "41164",lb:
1 "4","1","3400","2","3100","3","3350","4","3300"
1 "4","1","3250","2","2500","4","3150","3","3200"
1 "4","1","2000","2","1030","3","1200","16","1020"
1 "4")="e");
1 "35")="C0M00"
1 "34")="1":
1 "33")="m":
1 "33")="M":
1 "32")="H":
1 "3","4","2200","3","2500","2","2000"
1 "3","1","1400","2","1600","4","1000"
1 "3","1","1200","0","1620","42","1620"
1 "3")="s")+("East,"
1 "21";"SOFTWARE."
1 "20";"The computer";
1 "2")="n")+("South,"
1 "19";"1--COUNTRIES";
1 "19")="%10100000G":
1 "18"+n)="G"
1 "18"+M)=r$:
1 "18"+M)="G":
1 "17")="2":
1 "16/48TITLE"
1 "16/48LOAD1"
1 "16");"'":
1 "15")="1":
1 "1","4","3250"
1 "1","4","3100"
1 "1","3","3250"
1 "1","3","3100"
1 "1","2","beg2-10"
1 "1","2","3250"
1 "1","2","1200"
1 "(prog+593)":
1 "(prog+326)":
1 "(The equivalent of the last two examples might be LD (mem),BC then LD HL,(mem) but this would take twice as long.)"
1 "(PROG+361)"
1 "''"You can now continue your quest."'"Write this code on the inlay"'"card so that you can start the next episode"
1 "'"If it does not verify type GOTO GO":
1 "'" We will pay `10 for published letters or between `20 and `100 if you can send us an original program which we can feature."'"(Please enclose a SAE if you want your tape returned.)"''" Meanwhile enjoy the rest of the tape....":
1 " Well, I hope you liked the contents of my letter and I hopethat my 'MEGALOAD' solution works. Buy for now."
1 " So what are we going to do about it? Well,maybe if you put run-down batteries into your tape recorder,and play it,it might load into the computer at normal speed,and you could even try to make a (pirate?) copy ofthe game by recording it onto another tape at the normal speedbut don't sue me if it doesn't work,because my batteries havn'trun out yet,so I can't actually try it myself."
1 " Select Option:"
1 " PHONE A. MUGG,SWANSEA 02468"
1 " Now,a few of us are aware of a new problem with our 'rubber' computers,(or plastic computers if you own a speccy plus). This problem is not the fault ofsir uncle,nor is it the fault ofanyone else at Sinclair.It is the fault of the software houses This problem is known as HYPER-PHERMIA,(HYPERLOAD TAPE LOADING"
1 " Next, I'ld like to make a few suggestions on how you can make your magazine even better. First,don't put up the price to the same as what that OTHER tapemag is. Second,how about a software chart for the monthly best sellers, (this could include thetape mags as well, it would be interesting to see how well theysell against other types of software."
1 " LYNX 96,MATTELL AQUARIOUS, JUPITOR ACE AND ORIC ONE "
1 " First, may I use your magazine to thank the helpful staff of Sinclair's Winchester office forgiving me copies of the two spectrum manuals.I needed them for my cousin, who bought a 2nd hand spectrum without manuals or'Horizons'tape.Don't tell this to anyone will you,but I had to make a P-I-R-A-T-E copy of 'Horizons'for my cousin! Anyway,thanks again Sinclair for helpful after-sales service."
1 " FOR DETAILS,PHONE DAVE LAWSON ON LIVERPOOL 051-236 6849"
1 " DEAR SIXTEEN FORTY-EIGHT MAG. "
1 " 8) QUIT"
1 " 7) WANTED"
1 " 6) OTHERS":
1 " 5) COMPUTER PACKAGES":
1 " 4) BOOKS/MAGAZINES":
1 " 3) COMPUTERS":
1 " 2) HARDWARE":
1 " 1) SOFTWARE":
1 " ONLY `2 FOR BOTH EX FILM PROPS"
1 " `20-BARGAIN! "
1 " 48k SPECTRUM Will swap for my IBM P.C. "
1 " TWO ROBOTS C 3 P O and R 2 D 2 "
1 " FOR SALE GAMES FROM IMAGINE AND RABBIT ONLY 2p EACH BARGAIN!"
1 " WANTED ":
1 " ":
1 to save the program to a blank tape"''"
1 to run the program againPress
1 to read again.";
1 to quit & load the ADVENTURE.":
1 to page backwards."''''"
1 to move on."
1 to NEW it"
1 saves to Microdrive"''"
1 put xx into PC"'"the next instruction will be fetched from address xx."
1 of Torpoint"'"
1 of Croydon"'"
1 of Bridgewater"'"
1 load L from address in SP"'"
1 load H from address in SP"'"
1 load C into address held in SP"
1 load B into address held in SP"'"
1 in Stocton"'"
1 in Redditch"
1 in Manchester"'"
1 from this address."
1 from Norwich"
1 from Newcastle"'"
1 from Glasgow"
1 for hard copy)"
1 Special Commands"
1 PUSH program counter (PC)"'"
1 LOADED - PRESS ANY KEY
1 Increment SP."
1 Increment SP"'"
1 INSTRUCTIONS
1 How to play the game"
1 Entry code;
1 DAVE BROWN :::: :::: JANUARY 1st 1985::::
1 6 ""LUDOIDS 3""*
1 5 ""tutor7""
1 4 ""EUROPE""
1 3 ""edit""
1 2 ""letter""
1 1984 A.P.S.
1 1982 Sinclair Research Ltd":
1 16/48 Magazine Ltd. *6\$:
1 HEX ASSEMBLY DECIMAL
1 PRESS A KEY
1 "
1 Program by Barry Thorne Graphics by Jim Dann
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