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I played with this game for a while, it's a very simple but fun and challenging BASIC game. I'd love to go in and change the program to give it more than just four passes each go, but I haven't programmed in BASIC since my high school days in the 1980's, and that was on Apple computers, which is a little different. If I can figure it out I'll post it here.
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Joe Mama08 Feb. 2022
I used to have a game similar to this for Windows called SinkSub. Of course it was far more advanced than this old DOS game.
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Rushrad12 Feb. 2021
I;m much younger (15Yrs) than my closest Brother, 20 years vs. my eldest Brother. Parents didn't have nor desire a computer. When my eldest brother would visit from a neighboring state he had a computer of course. Then the whole world opened. Games like this were my first intro to the computer world. I especially loved a "nuclear reactor game" that may have been Apple from this era. Thank you for making these memories for me come alive again. Brian
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I played with this game for a while, it's a very simple but fun and challenging BASIC game. I'd love to go in and change the program to give it more than just four passes each go, but I haven't programmed in BASIC since my high school days in the 1980's, and that was on Apple computers, which is a little different. If I can figure it out I'll post it here.
I used to have a game similar to this for Windows called SinkSub. Of course it was far more advanced than this old DOS game.
I;m much younger (15Yrs) than my closest Brother, 20 years vs. my eldest Brother. Parents didn't have nor desire a computer.
When my eldest brother would visit from a neighboring state he had a computer of course. Then the whole world opened. Games like this were my first intro to the computer world. I especially loved a "nuclear reactor game" that may have been Apple from this era.
Thank you for making these memories for me come alive again.
Brian
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.