#1298

... an enhanced version of InternaMaze which was first created by Dennis G. Ward and then converted to Applesoft by Bill Fortenberry and uploaded as file #1298 in 1987. I have taken the liberty of making some modifications in it to make it more user-friendly. This version adds the use of lowercase letters and the arrow keys to move though the maze. It also gives you a proper way to exit the program prematurely by pressing the escape key. For more information about it, see the April '94 GEnieLamp A2 in the Treasure Hunt column. This continues to be public domain. Enjoy! [*][*][*] GUILLOTINE.BXY File #22959 6144 bytes ProDOS game ''''''''''''''''''''''' ...

... ware or shareware. Let's get started with 8 files that are among the first 4000 files ever uploaded to the A2 library. [*][*][*] INTERNAMAZE.BNY File #1298 6300 bytes (ProDOS game) ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' INTERNA-MAZE by Dennis G. Ward with Applesoft conversion by Bill Fortenberry is a good example of a lo-res graphics game. It's also a neat program to study if you're interested in improving your knowledge of lo-res graphics programming. The program creates a random maze on the lo-res screen and shows it to you from a top (overhead) view. Then it switches to a head-on (as if you were in the maze) view and wa ...