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Re: Wreck of the BMS Pandora docs. Anyone have any or keyboard commands?



Thanks for the suggestions. I do have a copy of the original board game, but 
I need to play with the program like you said. However, when I try and load 
the Pandora part 2 program, I get an error #6.

I type in LOAD PANDORA PART 2
ERROR # 6,

I get the same error message with trying to load Pandora part 1 as well.

Suggestions?

Thanks.
<heuser.marcus@freenet.de> wrote in message 
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> On May 7, 2:46 am, ".D.E." <arcadeg...@forget.the.spam.hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Anyone have any docs for this game? I have the original board game, but
>> would love to play on the emulator, but need some docs or keyboard 
>> commands.
>
> I have no docs but the game seems to be controlled by single
> letter commands like early RPGs (for example the Ultima series
> or several games from Epyx).
>
> To walk into one of eight direction you press the appropriate
> number key as seen in the lower right on the screen.
>
> The player apparently has to stop an (alien) invasion on the
> space ship. To accomplish this he may have to repair bots
> (R key + direction). What these bots do - no clue...
>
> Several pieces of equipment, armour and weapons can be
> found on the floor - you can pick these up with the G(et)
> command and L(ist) or E(xamine) them.
>
> There are several more keys to experiment with but I have
> little time at the moment.
>
> A a disk image of the game can be found at Asimov (in the
> "unsorted" folder) and the more adventurous gamer may look
> at the BASIC source to gather more info.
> The key input routine seems to be at the beginning of part 2...
>
> I haven't found out yet what exactly one has to do but you
> may have more luck when googling for the board game
> this program is based on - I guess the principles are the same.
>
> bye
> Marcus
>