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Every Played those Whack a Mole Games?This is like that, but with your keyboard and some one-eyed aliens. Note that this game is far easier if you use the number pad on your keyboard -- it's a royal pain if you use the number row on your keyboard (which I'm stuck with as I'm on my laptop). 1 CommentJesse Thompson said on 05/20/04 @ 04:27 PM:I just played it. It's similar to the whack-a-mole game I made for the TRS-80 in '93 :) We didn't have a mouse so I used the number pad. I didn't have aliens with different toughnesses, or coins and shops, but you did have a life meter and you were bopping the letter O. when you bopped it it would become an X and go away. If you let an O elapse, or if you hit somewhere else you lost a hitpoint. At higher levels other letters would appear, and then finally zeros would appear (on the TRS-80's these looked just barely different) and things sped up :) It was purty fun Post a comment |
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