Byte Power August 1986

Date: 1986
Type: Cassette
Platform(s): TS 2068
Tags: Magazine

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Modest, fast loading word processor, not as complex as other, but it does have a lot of features worth using.
Play one of seven tunes.
A complete Grand Prix racing game hides its entire engine — graphics, sound, and game logic — inside a single REM statement as raw Z80 machine code.
A hypnotic screen-filling geometric pattern built from overlapping diagonal lines, combined with AY sound chip initialization, loops endlessly to create a shifting interference display.
A self-contained BASIC program hides an entire machine code routine inside a REM statement, launching it via USR if a system flag is set.
A complete Hang-Man word game with hundreds of vocabulary words, scoring messages, and a demo mode — all hidden inside a single REM statement and run as machine code.
Move your knight through all 64 squares of the board using regular knight’s moves.
You are lost in a maze and you must find the exit while avoiding the minotaur.
A compact music player that drives a three-voice sound chip with just one loop and 54 DATA values to perform an original 18-note melody.
This game is quite simple all you have to do is to repeat what the computer does. The key are
Program will RENUMBER almost any BASIC program. It will renumber GOTO, GOSUB, RESTORE, RUN, LIST, etc.
Save the Earth from the invading Robots. There are many generations of robot, each one is faster, more powerful and in greater number than the last.
In 2986, you are launched into deep space on a equipped with the most powerful computer known on Earth, a TS2068.
A single SOUND command fires up all three tone channels of the AY chip at once, producing a chord that plays until you press a key.
Short animation of Eric and Kristian Boisvert waving.

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