Gamma Zee 2.51b COLOR This is an Arcade Game Mactivity's CD-ROM nr 10 advice: This application did run on a b/w 68030 processor under System 7.1. It was also tested on a big ColorScreen of a PowerMacintosh running System 7.1.2. The game was also tested on a Quadra with 68040 processor and a 13 inch Color Screen and System 7.1 by Mactivity. Gamma Zee is an addictive color game, designed to keep you playing for hours on end. With no limit to the number of possible levels, Gamma Zee can be fun for years. You have to get that little face in the center of the screen (named "Ite") from where you start to any of the exits, through a small window showing . Navigation - You can use the keyboard or number pad to move around (no diagonals). Why Does Gamma Zee have a small window? Gamma Zee uses a small window for two reasons: 1. It makes it so that you can't see the whole maze at the same time, making traps possible. 2. It allows you to use it as a DA (in system 7.x) so that you can still see all your other programs when its open. Memory Requirements: Gamma Zee requires 1.5 meg (default setting) to run with all the frills (sounds, full screen graphics, etc). However, it can be run at as low as 512K. If you run it in 512K, turn the sound off or else the pictures won't be able to load and the winning and losing pictures will be entirely white. Speed: Gamma Zee is designed to be fun on any color computer, for any person. This means it's got to be able to change its speed according to your needs. A dialog appears when you start up asking your difficulty level. This adjusts the speed of spikes, trains and Little Green Dudes to keep the game somewhat challenging. It first tests your computer's speed and then lets you choose how much faster or slower to go. However, Quadra users may not want the speed that it will go on a Quadra. They should use the Beginner mode, because it does not change with your computer's speed. Sounds: Sounds can be toggled on and off during the game by pressing "S". This will only work when you are actually playing, not in the about box, startup screen, editor etc. The music (composed by me, Dwight Rodgers) is in a seperate file called "Music". If you don't want the music to play, but do want the sounds, simply drag "Music" out of the folder. Back to the Computer Games Index