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A quest to convert an old BASIC game for the TI-99 4/A computer to XC=Basic 3 (the game itself is a rewriting of a game listing for Atari 8-bit and VIC-20) The game is "Superchase", I found it in Compute!'s "First Book of TI Games" on archive.org
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Superchase - Commodore 64 version

A quest to convert an old BASIC game for the TI-99 4/A computer to XC=Basic 3 (the game itself is a rewriting of a game listing for Atari 8-bit and VIC-20).

The game is "Superchase", I found it in Compute!'s "First Book of TI Games" on archive.org .

This ended up becoming a remix of three different versions of the same game:

  • Original VIC-20 version by Anthony Godshall - October 1982
  • Atari version by someone @ Compute! Gazette (took mainly the graphics from it)
  • TI-99 4/A version by Cheryl Regena (the monster-logic was totally broken, I merely got inspired by it)

Work in progress! This desperately needs SOUND and a few more graphic effects... if I manage to keep everything into about 14K!