Kaitei Dokutsu no Hiho
| Author: |
Kimco |
| Release: |
"Micom" April 1987 Issue |
| Japanese title name: |
"海底洞窟の秘宝" It means "secret
treasure in the undersea cavern" in English. |
<: Sidestep left., >: Sidestep right., ?: Back., Space: Show the menu.
The 1st file:
Modify the line #50. The original string was "CAS:CAVE".
Each checksum is as follows (using version 3.1 coded by the "MSX•FAN" team).
Sorry if there are any typos, however, I tested my data and had no problems.
The 2nd file:
It's just a memory monitoring program. You don't create this file if you have MSX Magazine's one and "OGAWA.BAS".The 3rd file named "CAVE.BIN":
Use the "memory monitoring" program that "MSX Magazine" team coded.Particular attention should be paid when typing following parts.
Save the file typing following:
BSAVE"CAVE.BIN",&HADC0,&HD4FF
Don't forget to compare each checksum with that in the magazine.(Use the 2nd file or "OGAWA.BAS".)
If you use "OGAWA.BAS", change "BFFF" in the line #40 to "ADC0".
Joystick support:
Modify the lines of the 1st file as below.
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After the above modifications,
the controls will change as follows. This is the general ones for retro FPS! D-pad left: Rotate left., D-pad right: Rotate right., D-pad up: Move forward., D-pad down: Back., Trigger 2 + D-pad left: Sidestep left., Trigger 2 + D-pad right: Sidestep right., Trigger 2 + D-pad down: Turn back., Trigger 1: Show the menu. |
Lemmy
| Author: |
Hiroshi Watanabe |
| Release: |
"Micom" Feb. 1990 Issue |
| Program length: |
27 screens in total (except
the 6th file). |
Return key (level editor): Change a tile you can put., Home key (level editor): Show the menu.
The game:
This is MSX2 port of PC-8001 game called "Don't mind Flemming" created by the same author ("Micom Basic Magazine" Aug. 1988 issue).
The goal is to get the blue lemmings that move in conjunction with the player's yellow lemming to enter the water first,
and then the yellow lemming to enter the water last.
Note that the game incorporated the idea of making lemmings kill themselves in water prior to the release of Psygnosis' "Lemmings".
The 1st file named "F-IPL.BAS":
Each checksum is as follows (using version 3.1 coded by the "MSX•FAN" team).
Sorry if there are any typos, however, I tested my data, including the ending, and had no problems.
The 2nd file named "F-CHR.BAS":
Each checksum is as follows (using version 3.1 coded by the "MSX•FAN" team).
Sorry if there are any typos, however, I tested my data, including the ending, and had no problems.
After run this file, it will create "F-CHR.GRP" automatically.
The 3rd file named "F-GAME.BAS":
Each checksum is as follows (using version 3.1 coded by the "MSX•FAN" team).
Sorry if there are any typos, however, I tested my data, including the ending, and had no problems.
The 4th file named "F-MAC.OBJ":
Use the "memory monitoring" program that "MSX Magazine" team coded.Save the file typing following:
BSAVE"F-MAC.OBJ",&HB400,&HB8FF
Don't forget to compare each checksum with that in the magazine.(Use the 6th file or "OGAWA.BAS".)
If you use "OGAWA.BAS", change "BFFF" in the line #40 to "B400".
The 5th file named "RO-DATA.OBJ":
Use the "memory monitoring" program that "MSX Magazine" team coded.Save the file typing following:
BSAVE"RO-DATA.OBJ",&HBD00,&HCD7F
Don't forget to compare each checksum with that in the magazine.(Use the 6th file or "OGAWA.BAS".)
If you use "OGAWA.BAS", change "BFFF" in the line #40 to "BD00".
The 6th file named "F-MON.BAS":
It's just a memory monitoring program. You don't create this file if you have MSX Magazine's one and "OGAWA.BAS". |
Make
sure that the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th files and "F-CHR.GRP" has been created on the same diskette. To load the game, run the 1st file. |
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