Dec 302017
A very nice OS/2 PM football game. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
FOOTBALL.EXE | 85360 | 37587 | deflated |
README | 1560 | 751 | deflated |
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Contents of the README file
PM FOOTBALL
by
John Wagner
PM Football is a Presentation Manager program that requires OS/2 1.2 or later.
You can call your own plays, or let the program do it. The possible plays you
can call are displayed by clicking on HELP.
GAME Menu
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There are several characteristics that must be specified for each game, which
can be changed at any time:
- The names of the teams, and which is the home team.
- The overall strength of a team. Stronger teams tend to
score more points, and beat up on weaker teams.
- The offensive play-calling mode for each team:
AUTO means a play is selected by the program.
MANUAL means you call plays.
PROMPT means that the program makes the calls,
but must press SPACE to begin each play.
- The pace of the game (how fast messages are displayed).
OPTIONS Menu
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You can also control other game-related options:
- Whether sound (whistles, cheers, etc.) is available.
- The team colors (for the end zones and fans in the stands).
- The field conditions, which affect things like passes and field goals.
- Whether the game clock runs in real time (doesn't work yet).
- Whether to display statistics automatically after each quarter.
- Whether to second-guess questionable calls (like punting on first down).
Enjoy!
September 25, 1990
John Wagner
Compuserve 70152,1042
by
John Wagner
PM Football is a Presentation Manager program that requires OS/2 1.2 or later.
You can call your own plays, or let the program do it. The possible plays you
can call are displayed by clicking on HELP.
GAME Menu
---------
There are several characteristics that must be specified for each game, which
can be changed at any time:
- The names of the teams, and which is the home team.
- The overall strength of a team. Stronger teams tend to
score more points, and beat up on weaker teams.
- The offensive play-calling mode for each team:
AUTO means a play is selected by the program.
MANUAL means you call plays.
PROMPT means that the program makes the calls,
but must press SPACE to begin each play.
- The pace of the game (how fast messages are displayed).
OPTIONS Menu
------------
You can also control other game-related options:
- Whether sound (whistles, cheers, etc.) is available.
- The team colors (for the end zones and fans in the stands).
- The field conditions, which affect things like passes and field goals.
- Whether the game clock runs in real time (doesn't work yet).
- Whether to display statistics automatically after each quarter.
- Whether to second-guess questionable calls (like punting on first down).
Enjoy!
September 25, 1990
John Wagner
Compuserve 70152,1042
December 30, 2017
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