Retro-inspired Palm arcade game where you maneuver a light cycle, rescue teammates, dodge walls and bombs for escalating scores
Retro-inspired Palm arcade game where you maneuver a light cycle, rescue teammates, dodge walls and bombs for escalating scores
Vote: (15 votes)
Developer: Bill Westerman
Created: 2002-05-31
MD5: 8aad726cf5c19261d19a6ad9d7cdfeca
Size: 4.2 KB
Vote
(15 votes)
Developer
Bill Westerman
Created
2002-05-31
MD5
8aad726cf5c19261d19a6ad9d7cdfeca
Size
4.2 KB
Guide your Tronic Cycle around the screen and get bonus points by saving as many of your team mates as possible.
About Tronic 3.2
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Guide your Tronic Cycle around the screen and get bonus
points by saving as many of your team mates as possible.
Watch out for your vapor trail, the proton bombs (marked
with an x), and the walls. After crossing 200 grid
spaces, you advance to the next level, which is faster
and has more proton bombs.
You get three cycles to begin with. Every 1500 points
you are awarded another cycle.
Hint: the longer you wait to pick up your team mates in
each level, the more bonus points you get!
Guide your cycle using the Phone, Up, Down, and To Do buttons
like a joystick. Tronic is loosely based upon my 1984 Tronic
Cycle game for the Commodore VIC-20.
Check the útilware website at
http://www.utilware.com
for the most recent version of Tronic.
Standard Disclaimer
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Tronic is provided as-is with no warranties expressed or
implied. You use this software at your own risk.
This release of Tronic has been tested, and is stable and
functional, on a Palm III.
Revision history
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v3.2 Converted to freeware application, added Oct 99
útilware branding and information page
v3.1 Additional lifes every 1500 points, added team Jun 99
mate feature, higher bonus for saving team mates
v3.0 Added multiple lives, removed two-level limit Feb 99
v2.0 Added bonuses, improved gameplay, registration Mar 98
v1.0 Cleaned up misc visuals and code Oct 97
Beta 2 Added real-time bombs on screen Aug 97
Beta 1 Initial release Jun 97
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© Copyright 1984-1999 by Bill Westerman