From machf@jro.igp.gob.pe Mon Sep 16 07:14 PDT 1996 Well, here's more or less what my card games are about. I originally wrote them with their publication in a local magazine in mind, so they are in Spanish. CARDPAK1 contains: -OCHOLOCO: a revised, debugged and improved version of Antic's Crazy Eights program, published some time in 1985 (which I am acknowledging). You use the cursor keys and space bar to select the card or action you want to take (or was it the number keys for the action? Can't remeber now...). -DOMINO: well, that's not a card game... but its structure is very similar. You get 7 dominoes, as does the computer, and have to match them with the 'ends' (shown as a sigle domino) of the dominoes on the table. You can either put a domino on the table, steal one from the pile, or pass. -PIRAMIDE: that's a (partially) joystick-driven version of the game known by MS Windows users as "Tut's Tomb"... since my aunt taught it to me long before Windows was released, the bottom line has only 6 cards (for a total of 21 cards on the table). You can select (by moving the joystick up and down) between stealing a new card from the deck, playing cards from the table, or using the top card from the discard pile. The idea is to take pairs of cards which add to 13; kings are taken alone. If you feel frustrated by the game, you can hit START at any time, and the deck will be shuffled again. I am planning to write a version with proper joystick-control (no menu options to choose from, simply click on the proper place) CREDITS: Marco Antonio Checa Funcke JTKirk@usa.net JTKirk@hotmail.com mcheca@li.urp.edu.pe