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SOCCER
by Dmitri Dolgov
Before you play this game I want you to know that its not a super action
game, or even a super logic game, but I'm 16 and only a beginner programer.
This is just the first version of the game. It probably has some bugs, which,
if descovered, will be immideately corrected by me. It will take most people
about 1 to 5 minutes to figure the game out and about 15 minutes to learn to
beat the so called 'Expert' level. The levels that the game has right now
aren't too tough (Ok, Ok.. they suck). Right now I am working on a new level,
which will be distrubuted (Shareware of course) as soon as I am done. I was
offered some money for this game by some company in Japan, but I think that
Shareware is a great alternative to expensive software you find on the market
today!!! Atually, they only offered me 300 bucks for it, and for the time I
spent, I could have made about 10 times as much working at McDonalds. I am
distributing this game right now the way it is in hope to get some comments
or suggestions.
It took me a long time to write this game, so ...
if you like the game
-> Please send me some bucks so I can continue programing.
if you don't like the game and think that my programing sucks
-> Please send me some bucks so I won't have to program any more and can
try to learn some other way to make money.
I am graduationg from high school this year and any money I can get will go
towards my college tuition.
P.S. I would REALLY appriciate any money that you can send me, or, if you
don't have any or don't think the game is worth it, I would also love to
get any comments.
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│ My Address till June '94 │ Email (before or after June '94) │
│ │ │
│ Dmitri Dolgov │ dolgov@umiphys.bitnet │
│ 2415 Nottngham Rd. │ or │
│ Ann Arbor, MI 48104 │ dolgov@mich1.physics.lsa.umich.edu │
│ USA% │ │
│ │ │
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
You probably noticed that guy Alexander Dolgov (original concept by) in
the opening animation, who doesn't appear anywhere else. He is my dad,
and it was his idea that I should write a game. He wanted me to take
him out of the opening, but without him the already short animation would
be even shorter...
This game was written using the following great pascal tools
1) AniVGA by Rai Rohrbacher
2) MouseLib 8.0 by Loewy Ron
and also a bunch of my own units
-- Buttons -lets you create 3D looking buttons, and has a very easy to
use event handling routine.
-- Menu -lets you create menus with command that appear to be pushed
down when you select them. Also very easy to use.`
-- Music -plays music in the background. Lets you load huge music
arrays into memory, and plays them without you having to
do anything. Just load 'em into memory, and forget all
about it.
If anyone is interested in any of these units I would be happy to send
them to you with the source code. Just let me know. The reason I don't
want to distribute them now is that the source codes are pretty messy
and hardly have any helpful comments, but if I get any response, I'll
go through them and try to fix things up.
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I know that this documentation sucks, and it will be one of the first
things I redo for the latter versions.
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