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Details
Project: Squamble
Version: 1.1
Language: 68000 Assembly language
Author: John T Kennedy
Date: 29th June 1991
Software used: HiSoft DevPack, CED2, DPaintIII, PixMate.
Hardware used: PAL A500 1Mb Ram, 40Mb Trumpcard Harddisk
Note: An earlier version of Squamble was on the coverdisk
of UK magazine Amiga User International in July
1991. This version is slightly different (some
bugs fixed) and is freely distributable.
Mailing Address
(We've had to exclude the source code for this game, but if you're
interested in seeing it, drop the author a line at the address below.
Remember to include a disk and a stamped addressed envelope.)
I move around a lot, but my mailing address is:
John Kennedy,
32 Bayview Road,
Bangor,
Co. Down,
N. Ireland,
BT19 2AR
Conditions of Use
As the code and source is in the Public Domain, I can't really make any
conditions of use. However, I'd just like to hope that no-one will
separate, butcher or make unnecessary changes to any of files. Any
alterations should be clearly marked as such. Thank you.
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Thanks
Many thanks to Darren Irvine for creating the music. The tunes he created
were the first he'd ever produced on an Amiga (he doesn't even own one) and
I think that if a software house were to give him an Amiga he'd be only to
happy to write some of the best music they'd ever heard. I can pass on any
messages/parcels to Darren.
Of course, writing a module-play routine is way beyond me, so thanks also
to the un-spellable chap who wrote MED. What a guy.
Thanks to Craig Erskine for almost play-testing the game. Thanks to Green
(GPz550) for letting me use his colour monitor to enable me to go
overboggle on the copper lists. |||-)
Thanks to Colin Turner (XJ600) for almost, but not quite, doing the
graphics. He used to be a normal chap until he had to learn COBOL. Sad
case. :-(
Thanks to Database/Interactive/Europress or whatever their name is this
week for (albeit unwittingly) supplying me with the hardware I needed.
(You still owe me, boys ;-).
Thanks to the little red haired girl for all sorts of nice things.
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And now, the end is near...
Thank you, good night, God bless, may your break callipers never seize and
may your favourite Pink Floyd song go with you. |-)
John Kennedy, Brixton, London, June 1991.
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