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From: daye@jacobs.cs.orst.edu (Evan Day [Garion])
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Subject: SOKOBAN on comp.binaries.apple2
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Date: 7 Jan 92 06:01:38 GMT
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I have just posted Sokoban to comp.binaries.apple2.  This is *NOT* the
commercial version from Spectrum-Holobyte.  It is a shareware version I
ported (rewrote) from a UNIX version by H. Bernau.  

Interestingly enough, for us lowly 8-bit users, the archive includes not
only a Hyper C shell version, but a .system file.  Yes, that's right,
a system file created with Hyper C.  Unfortunately, GS users will find that
it doesn't work, although the shell version does.  We are working on that
presently.

I hope you enjoy it.  I'm currently porting a UNIX game called OGRE, based
on Steve Jackson's board game.  I've also got plans for a Space Battle
simulator (possibly based on Star Trek) on the back burner.

Anyone interested in the process by which .system files are created with
Hyper C can find out by mailing me (daye@jacobs.cs.orst.edu) or Andy
Werner (ST2975%SIUCVMB.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU) for details.

Evan Day
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