Anyone remember Nintendo?  Very similar to the original Duckhunt, except

I did not include that annoying laughing dog.  (No additional hardware

needed)



|  Duckhunt version 1.0

|  Created by Brian Hill (bhill@qm.choate.edu), January 95.



Remember spending all those hours after school playing Duckhunt?  Well, you

better plan on leaving some afternoons free this week, and the next, because

this

game is as addicting and as challenging as the original.  Although there is

only

one duck you must shoot, you still get three tries.   I don't have the

knowledge or

time to try and build a TI-82 compatible gun, so you will have to be

satisfied with

the one I have programmed into the game.



When starting a new game, choose either the easy or hard level.  In the hard

level,

you must be more accurate to hit the duck.  To move the gun, press the left

and

right arrows.  When you think that the gun is alighned with the duck, press

enter

to fire it.  If you hit the duck, it will fall to the ground and points will

be added to your

score.  If you miss three times, the duck will fly off the screen, and you

will receive

no points.  There are levels to this game, and in each new level, you must

hit more

ducks.  In the first level, you must hit 5 out of 20 ducks, in the second 10

out of 20,

in the third, 14 out of 20, and so on.  There are an infinite number of

levels, so the

game is not over until you have not met the requirement for that level.



Model:TI-82

Memory-1751

No other programs required, only variables are used.