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Get The Cash is a simple though playful fast paced game written in Hisoft Pascal and using Sean McManus' Easi-Sprite Driver and Interrupt driven tune generator (AKA Tunegen) by Nick Keeling. The Opening Animation Sequence was written in Assembly. | Get The Cash is a simple though playful fast paced game written in Hisoft Pascal and using Sean McManus' Easi-Sprite Driver and Interrupt driven tune generator (AKA Tunegen) by Nick Keeling. The Opening Animation Sequence was written in Assembly. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:05, 15 October 2016
Get The Cash is a simple though playful fast paced game written in Hisoft Pascal and using Sean McManus' Easi-Sprite Driver and Interrupt driven tune generator (AKA Tunegen) by Nick Keeling. The Opening Animation Sequence was written in Assembly.
The aim of the game is to simply collect the required number of Money bags whilst avoiding the Brick Walls. With each stage getting progressively harder than the last by reducing the size of the playing field and to collect more money bags.
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| Title: | Get The Cash |
| Company: | Ross Simpson |
| Type: | Arcade |
| Year: | 2016 |