Captain Goodnight codes?
j
Thank you.
j
Why do vegetarians/vegans have so little regard for plant life?
J.M.Hatton
>j
Get the tables!!!
First table - The decoder
==========================
Numbers
Colors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Yellow C F N K H G E B
Red I D B H M L J O
Orange A D M B H G J G
White I H B A G N O L
Grey C D A F N B H J
Blue E G C D L J J H
Purple F M H G A I I D
Green I D E C A B H O
The decoder give you a Letter.
Second table - The machine switches
============================
Letters switch-1 switch-2 switch-3 switch-4
A Off Off Off On
B Off Off On Off
C Off Off On On
D Off On Off Off
E Off On Off On
F Off On On Off
G Off On On On
H On Off Off Off
I On Off Off On
J On Off On Off
K On Off On On
L On On Off Off
M On On Off On
N On On On Off
O On On On On
These are the positions of the switches to stop the machine at the
end of the game.
Good play!
J.M.Hatton
Michael Anthony Hurwood
: Does anyone have the (in)famous CG code ring? Can you post the codes?
: Thank you.
: j
I seem to remember on my old version that you could press a special key
when the Title screen was displayed and a menu would appear which
(among other things) gave you all the codes.
Problem is, remembering they key to press!!!
It _may_ have been holding down one of the joystick buttons (or using one of
the 'Apple' keys), or that may have been for a completely different game!
<grin>
Of course, this only worked with a cracked version of the game where these
special screens had been added.
M.
Robert Pascale
>j (bk...@musicb.mcgill.ca) wrote:
>: Does anyone have the (in)famous CG code ring? Can you post the codes?
>: Thank you.
Here are the codes I fished out of the cupboard, covered in a generous
layer of dust.... it's a sort of grid, colors down, numbers 1 thru 8
across the top.
12345678
red IDBHHLJG
green IDELABHO
blue EGCDLJFM
purple FMDGAIJD
orange ADMBHGJO
gray CDAFNBHD
yellow CFNKHGEB
white IHNAGNOL
The doomsday machine settings are a simple binary code:
a 0001
b 0010
c 0011
d 0100
e 0101
f 0110
g 0111
h 1000
i 1001
j 1010
k 1011
l 1100
m 1101
n 1110
o 1111
Hope I didn't make any typos... it was hard enough to read my own
handwriting from 10 years ago!
--Robert Pascale------------...@netspace.net.au
http://netspace.net.au/~pascale - The HSV History Site
PO Box 8084, Northland Centre, Victoria, 3072 Australia
Bernard Blais
I used to play with STM, until I was "forced" to switch platform and go
for (gulp) a Windows machine. I have read in this newsgroup that there
was something called "Applewin" that seemed to do the trick, but I can't
seem to find it anywhere on the net. Could someone please tell me where
I could find it.
Thanks. Replies via E-Mail would be appreciated.
bb
Wee Lee Seng
: I used to play with STM, until I was "forced" to switch platform and go
: for (gulp) a Windows machine. I have read in this newsgroup that there
: was something called "Applewin" that seemed to do the trick, but I can't
: seem to find it anywhere on the net. Could someone please tell me where
: I could find it.
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