AFROsoft Programming Division
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AUTHOR:				Sean Smith

FILE NAME:			aBounce.86p

FILE SIZE:			approx 900 bytes, unoptomized version (893b)

AFROAGE:			2 years and still growing

AFROSIZE:			Easily past 11 Inches

DATE:				Saturday, 09 September, 2000 17:14:06

PRGM PURPOSE:			Present a simple pong game, with ample comments

TYPE:				Game/Tutorial
				Covers Direct Input
				Goes over GameFlow process

GAME LEVEL:			From new players to Pong Experts

SOURCE TUTORIAL:		People who grasp simple register usage
				People who can already write text to the screen
				People who want a simple game to look at.

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 If you don't know how to play pong, then you need help. I made this *high calib3r*
program for five reasons:

A.) There is a lack of old skoo' basic type games written in assembley. 
B.) I needed to get back into the programming mindset
C.) I remember way back when I was beginning how to program in 86asm. Although there
    was a vast amount of resources to go against, It was hard for me to put them 
    together. So, I decided to make a game that mirrored a basic game, yet was written
    in asm. Enter BounceBalls.
D.)I was to laz... I mean, I wished to increase my productivity by decreasing possible
   effort expended by creating graphics >;p
E.) B'cuz Sean Reed made me do it ;p

The game isn't all that fun, unless you play at level four or five. This is basicly
a game made to have maddd commentary. New programmers should check this game out.

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copyright (c) 2000 sean smith. this software is public domain. no warranty is 
distrobuted or implied with it. Please be kind, rewind.