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This resulted in a nice display of sprites and background colors.

You could also access them through a drop down menu and view each subroutine individually.

One of the advantages of Qbasic was the great graphics commands built in.

I enjoyed watching this video and it brings back the good ole days.

I have quite fond memories of those years when I would get lost for hours in my room creating worlds from my own imagination.

I do remember this guy being a popular Qbasic programmer back in the days.

Some of the game titles include Hack-Man 1, Hack-Man 2, Hack-Man 3, Connect 4 QB, QBall, and Cyber Chic.

It involves the snake growing as it consumed other insects and things along the way.

Many of you may recall I was the original developer of Mazes of Misery, Mystery in New York, and TalbotsVision.

If you read below you will learn about the major life events that forced me to stop web designfor quite some time.

I was hired at a bank and began experienced a long, new learning curve that devoted most of my time to understanding Customer Service and banking products.

So much hadcontributed to taking away time to do the things I loved then.

With the launch of YouTube back several years ago, I took advantage and setup my own YouTubechannel.

I began to teach people how to write in c, Atari 800 BasicAssembly language, Commodore 64,and many other programming tasks can be found there.

Therefore I encourage you to tell your friends about this website and revisit soon.

Also leave me comments and feel free to share your story with me too.

In this game you control a face that moves around the screen through a complex series of mazes.

The trick here is that only the key you see in the same room unlocks that exact door.

This made it quite addictive and it received a lot of downloads.

However the reviews never fell in my favor since it didnt utilize top notch graphics since I only used the LINE commands to construct the mazes.

Still though I was quite addicted to it myself and often found myself trying to come up with bigger challenges along the way.

This game relied heavily upon commands such as DEF SEG, VARSEG, and VARPTR to load in tilesets from disk.

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