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Color Robot Battle [Model 26-3070]
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Color Robot Battle (c) 1981 Tandy Corp. The aim of the game is to write a computer program that controls a simulated robot. Two programs are selected to do battle in an arena with the last robot standing being the winner. - TECHNICAL - Game ID: 26-3070 - TRIVIA - The game was inspired by the PLATO terminal game RobotWar. - TIPS AND TRICKS - Rn - right Ln - left Bn - back Fn - forward Hn - halt Tn - turn Dn - direction =R - if robot =W - if wall =M - if missile =L - if laser =? - if random =S - if scan #R - if no robot #W - if no wall #M - if no missile #L - if no laser #? - if random #S - if no scan XL - laser XM - missle C - call G - goto Labels are terminated by >. Programs begin at START>. : separates commands on the same line. n represents a single digit number. Example: *ALPHA ROB> =R:XL:GROB WAL> =W:T1:GWAL START> CROB:CWAL:F8:=?:T1 GSTART The example begins at START> and calls ROB which fires the laser if a robot is in range. Next it calls WAL which turns the robot 45° if it's heading towards a wall. Next the robot is moved forward 8. Finally =?:T1 randomly performs a 45° turn. - STAFF - Developed by The Image Producers. Authors: Glenn Sogge, Del Ogren - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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Color Robot Battle (c) 1981 Tandy Corp. The aim of the game is to write a computer program that controls a simulated robot. Two programs are selected to do battle in an arena with the last robot standing being the winner. - TECHNICAL - Game ID: 26-3070 - TRIVIA - The game was inspired by the PLATO terminal game RobotWar. - TIPS AND TRICKS - Rn - right Ln - left Bn - back Fn - forward Hn - halt Tn - turn Dn - direction =R - if robot =W - if wall =M - if missile =L - if laser =? - if random =S - if scan #R - if no robot #W - if no wall #M - if no missile #L - if no laser #? - if random #S - if no scan XL - laser XM - missle C - call G - goto Labels are terminated by >. Programs begin at START>. : separates commands on the same line. n represents a single digit number. Example: *ALPHA ROB> =R:XL:GROB WAL> =W:T1:GWAL START> CROB:CWAL:F8:=?:T1 GSTART The example begins at START> and calls ROB which fires the laser if a robot is in range. Next it calls WAL which turns the robot 45° if it's heading towards a wall. Next the robot is moved forward 8. Finally =?:T1 randomly performs a 45° turn. - STAFF - Developed by The Image Producers. Authors: Glenn Sogge, Del Ogren - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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