Program:	FallDown 1.4
Platform:	Ti-86 asm
Authors:	Florent Dhordain [flo.dh@usa.net]
	        Ahmed El-Helw  [ahmed@ticalc.org] [http://hail.icestorm.com/asm/asm.html]
		86 port: Aaron Curtis [acurti1@umbc.edu]
Date:		January 12, 1999
File Size:	1051

Introduction:
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This is a game that I [Ahmed] first saw on my friend's Ti-92.  It was one of Thomas
Ferniques Fargo II games and I was addicted really quickly to it.  Therefore, I decided that
since I don't have a Ti-92 [and I don't know 68k, maybe when i get a Ti-89 or a 92] that I 
should make it for 8x ASM.  The original version started with me, then I got Crash_Man to work
with me.  He optomized my code, and said he'd help me finish it later.  Then he disappeared from
the ASM world for a while, and I got to talk with Florent.  He liked the idea and the demo,
and so here it is folks!

The Game:
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The object of the game is simple.  You are a ball that is falling through a maze.  You must
keep falling as much as possible, not letting the top of the screen hit the top of you.  You
can not win this game, it is an endless game in a sense, just like Tunnels.

Controls:
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<- / ->  Move
More     Pause
Exit     Exit	(wow!)


Versions:
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version 1.4		-Now your score is displayed in the corner, thanks to Alex Mancuso
			 for suggesting it.

version 1.31     	-Fixed a bug

version 1.3		-Now you can enter your name when you get a high score, also added 5
			 speed levels.  The game is about 150 bytes larger.

version 1.1 or 1.2	-First version for the 86, the game was the same as v1.1 for Crash,
			 although version 1.2 was mentioned in the docs.  Sorry about that...

Special Thanks:
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x Thomas Ferniques - for the Fargo Version/Original Idea
x Crash_Man	   - for the scrolling routine
x Movax		   - for the sprite routine
x Joe W.	   - for making the z80 file into an SOS program

Ahmed El-Helw and Florent Dhordain
Copyright (C) 1998

Latest Version can always be found at:
- Ahmed's Home Page - http://hail.icestorm.com/asm/asm.html
- ticalc.org	    - http://www.ticalc.org