An arcade game for the Apple //GS
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BuGS Add the source wav files that I used for the sound samples and add a script which I used to convert them to a raw format that can be played on the GS. That should make it easier to modify the sounds if necessary in the future. Converting the sounds from wav to raw is not part of the build. The raw files themselves are committed in the repository although the build could be changed to generate the raw sounds at build time. 2021-01-18 00:34:50 -05:00
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BUGS.md Fix a bug where it was possible for the player to collide with an exploding bug and then die. Change explosions so they are drawn using background colours which do not result in player collisions. 2021-01-18 00:18:31 -05:00
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BuGS

This is an attempt to write an arcade game for the Apple //gs, inspired by one of my all-time favourites.