The Adding Machine
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| Author | Tereglith |
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| Tags | author:tereglith concept experimental odd rated weird |
| Created | 2009-09-20 |
| Last Modified | 2009-09-20 |
| Rating |
4 by 5 people.
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| Description | Yes, using the unbridled creative of the human mind, I have used my computer... to make a simpler computer. With a level-making screen the size of bus, I might be able to make a slightly more complex one, but here at the World's Fair 1933, this will have to do.
USER MANUAL! You first choose the number that you want to start with. It will be represented by the number of pieces of gold in the alcoves of the first chamber. You will jump into the alcove you choose. Then you will jump out of the initial area, and dwon to the large corridor that runs across the screen. You will run to the left until you cannot run any more. Then you will fall. Unless you initially picked 8, you will be in another corridor. You must choose the number that you wanted to add to your initial number, and jump into it in the same fashion as you did the first. The display is at the top of the screen. All numbers which are not the result of the addition you chose to carry out will have a trapdoor appear beneath them. The one which does not have a trapdoor is the answer. BEWARE! The adding machine is very complex. It may cause your computer to go laggy. But that's the price you have to pay if you want to add 2+2. |
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2009-09-20
Been done before.
And very laggy. I think I'll make one to show ppl how to make 'em not laggy. 2/5.
stool
could you