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If you've ever fancied getting a

rating from the Galactic HighCommission, this program fromGraham McDonald will fulfil yourwildest dreams

ShooFrom lhe five-year mission of

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Ihis three-part program. It is in

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10 REM Program No.

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20 BORDER 0: PAPER O: INK 7: BRIGHT 1: CLEAR30 PRINT AT 6,3: "SPACE TARGET IS LOADING"40 PRINT i FLASH 1 ; AT 12,9; "PLEASE WAIT"

50 FDR b=l TO 5: BEEP -l,b: NEXT b

55 INK O: PAUSE 1060 LOAD "No. 2"

while the main

10 REM Program 220 BORDER 0: PAPER 0:

30 DO SUB 5000

50 PRINT AT 2,6; "60 PRINT AT 3,6; "BOW7Q PRINT AT 4,6;"DO PRINT AT 5,6:"H90 PRINT AT 8,4; "HH100 PRINT AT 9,5; "110 PRINT AT 10,5; "120 PRINT AT 11,5; ",130 PRINT AT 12,5; "H

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Program 3, the main game program

2 REM3 REM By Graham McDonald4 REM5 REM 19B46 REM

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1,20: CLS : BO TD 600068 FOR n=l TO 500: NEXT n: BEEP .1,2069 REM Varibles70 LET y=271 LET d=072 LET h=073 LET e=374 LET f=675 LET a=1076 LET p=777 LET 5=079 LET v=079 LET g=45080 LET :i = ll

85 LET b=25B6 GO SUB 800087 FOR c=l TO 1

90 PRINT1

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ISO PLOT 7,23: PLOT 15,157: PLOT 23,56.' PLOT 31,78: PLOT 39,115: PLOT 55,21: Pt,121: PLOT £7,34: PLOT 7£,34: PLOT 63,134: PLOT 95,75: PLOT 105,30: PLOT 1'

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263 PRINT AT x-1,30; '•

265 PRINT AT K+l,ys"270 PRINT AT a-l,ti; "

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015020

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BEEP .075,30: BEEPO30 LET d=d+l035 LET h=0037 LET e=INT (RND»7+1 : LET f = lNT (RND*7-H)040 IF e=+ THEN GO TO 1037050 PAUSE 100

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RETURNREM Target's Laser Cut

1210 BEEP . 1,401230 LET g=961240 RETURN

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Space Target'.",S; "PRESS ANY KEY"

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TO 25: BEEP .02,1 BEEP .02 BEEP -025,m#2.5:

9610 CLS : PRINT "

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9881 BEEP .1,5: BEEP . 1,5:: NEXT n9890 NEW

I SPACE TARGET J

Teat A to return

THEN GO TD 9710

PRINT AT 14,0;" Goodbye

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