CV Reversi

[CV Gus]

Can anyone here tell me anything about this game? I'm especially interested in whether or not this game is randomized at all so you cannot beat it by playing the same way every time.

Edited May 5, 2008 by CV Gus

[Impaler_26]

You can download the game here on the programmer's site.

[CV Gus]

Does not work here, I'm afraid. Thanks anyway, but someone will have to describe it for me.

 

I should mention that these computers are also the reason why I gave up any plans to try and program text adventure games for the CV. Nobody here can get the emulators running. John Dondzila himself warned me that this was a problem. He was right. How can you learn CV programming without instructions and a working machine?

Edited May 5, 2008 by CV Gus

[newcoleco]

I don't know what is your computer, but if you can run dosbox properly on it, then you can use coleco emulators for dos and try to run the game.

 

Please note that you will have to use an emulator in a command-line environment. And you may have to rename teh rom files to fit into the format 8.3 for : max 8 letters(or numbers) dot R O M (that's 3 letters) to make a 8.3 filename.

[Pixelboy]

I don't know what is your computer, but if you can run dosbox properly on it, then you can use coleco emulators for dos and try to run the game.

 

Please note that you will have to use an emulator in a command-line environment. And you may have to rename teh rom files to fit into the format 8.3 for : max 8 letters(or numbers) dot R O M (that's 3 letters) to make a 8.3 filename.

The demo version works fine with Meka 0.72 which is currently installed on my PC.

 

BTW, Daniel, I was reading a recent issue of Retro Gamer a few weeks ago, and I noticed a striking resemblance between the graphics of your jumping rabbit mini-game and those of Manic Miner. Something tells me it's not a pure coincidence...

[CV Gus]

I do not have a computer of my own; I'm stuck using these library computers. This is probably why I cannot run most emulators.

 

The only ones I've ever been able to run- and this is not 100%- are the ones you just click and start. If anything else is required, you run into the proverbial brick wall. Keep in mind that NOBODY here has been able to do it- even when they try other things that DO work on their home computers.