The Solar Hockey League

Like GJID, this game was revamped on occasion of the release of Hi-Q. Its theme is, shortly put, hockey with robots.

From the Doc:

This game was first written under the imaginative name of BALL in 1989, featuring CGA graphics designed for monochrome monitors, delays only suitable to slow XT computers and an internal random routine that doesn't work on AT's. Despite this, it was included in the Best of 1990 selection of the Public (Software) Library in Houston, TX. Now, in 1992, the game has been upgraded and runs nicely on any modern IBM PC compatible computer, with greatly enhanced graphics and presentation (although the graphics are still monochrome—but with varying color schemes this actually looks quite nice on EGA/VGA color displays). It was written entirely in assembler (some 7000 lines).

Steckbrief

• Authors: Harm Hanemaayer, John Remyn
• Year: 1992
• Country of Origin:

Download

• The Solar Hockey League 1.1 (31kB, ZIP)