Program:  Lunar Lander 83z  ver 1.1
Author :  Ahmed El-Helw
Date   :  August 12, 1997

	This is my first ASM Game.  Come to think of it, it is my first and only game I have ever
made!  I never used to program games, only utilities and math stuff. There are two versions as you
may noticed.  Only one source is enclosed, the source for the original one.  You really don't need
the other source, because all that is different is the addition of a few lines of source which call
to the db for the background.  The difference between the versions is that LANDER is 1793k, it doesn't
have a title screen, where as Lander1 is ~2500 k, with a title screen.  The object of the game is 
simple - land the Lander saftley on the platform, without crashing.  There are 2 possible landing 
locations, and common sense will easily find them. The reason this game is not "Blazing Fast" 
is because I intentionally made it that way.  At top speed, I ran the program, and before I could 
focus my eye on the screen, it was done.   Therefore, I slowed it to make it possible.
I tried to make the game of medium difficulty, so it is not hard, yet it may take you a few tries.  
The source is also enclosed, and is really commented, too!  Note - I did beat this before I 
posted it =)

	Controls :

		Right  :  Left
		Left   :  Right
		Down   :  Go Up
		Clear  :  Quit
		

Landing Requirements:

	Must land with a speed of between 10 - 14, no more, no less.  Although you can't
really see the speed, the calc knows it =).  Also, land on the platform =)  Pressing the
down key decreases the speed, and pushes you up, so watch that.  Also, there is fuel, and if 
you fly around too much , you'll run out.

Version :

	v 1.1 - Made Lander.83g a lot easier, Lander1.83g remains very hard, also added Lander1 
		source code, so you can see the small difference.

	v 1.0 - Initial Release

Credits :
	- Matt Renfrow		(Title Screen, sprite for ship) 
	Without him, you would have been flying my original sprite, which was a box =)

	- Bill Nagel  		(PIC83)
	- Hannes Edferdt 	(Sprite Routine)
	- Andrew Ungvarsky	
	- Joe Farley
	- Jeff Holland

Also, special thanks to anyone who emailed me and will email me comments, suggestions, etc =)


Ahmed El-Helw
ahmed3@worldnet.att.net
http://ahmed1.home.ml.org