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Football-o-saurus

© Sean O'Connor 2002

www.windowsgames.co.uk

sean@windowsgames.co.uk

Introduction

In Football-o-saurus you play one dinosaur in your team of five who compete in the Jurassic league

Controlling your dinosaur

Your dinosaur will always move to where you point the mouse cursor. A large arrow points from him to the mouse cursor to highlight this.

To pick up the ball just move over it. Once you have the ball you will be tackled if a dinosaur from the opposition team touches you. If you are tackled you will be knocked out for a couple of seconds but you can then rejoin the game once you’ve woken up.

To throw the ball hold the mouse button down. The arrow coming from your dinosaur will turn red to show that you are aiming. Move the mouse cursor to where you want to throw to and release the mouse button.

Scoring a goal

To score a goal you only have to cross the opposition’s goal line while holding the ball, or catch the ball while you are in their goal area.

Playing a network game

One person must nominate their computer up as the “server” while the other players connect to the server by entering the server’s IP number (this is shown in the dialog box that appears on the server). The server can the start the game when all the people who want to have connected.

Football-o-saurus uses port 4876 if you need to make a hole in a Firewall.

About the game

Credits

Registering your copy

My other games


Credits

Written by:

Sean O'Connor

Graphics:

Marc Holgate


Order Form
Registration Form

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10391 River Road, Ama, LA 70031, USA.

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11 Fischle Street, Chermside Qld. 4032, Australia.

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