HOPPER
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An exciting all machine code version of the arcade game for any Spectrum.

Features: 6 lane highway, variable speed traffic, logs, diving turtles, moving train, waves, 
crocodiles, ambulance, control key option, colour, superb sound.

KEMPSTON JOYSTICK COMPATIBLE

Another exciting arcade game for your spectrum from:
PSS, 452 Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry, U.K.


The object of this exciting version of the arcade game is to get Fergus the Frog and his 
friends safely across the six lane highway and the treacherous river, and back to the lilly 
pads on the opposite bank.

1. LOADING INSTRUCTIONS:

a) Full loading instructions are given in chapter 20 of the Spectrum manual. To load Hopper:
b) Connect the ear socket of your tape player to the ear socket of the spectrum using the 
   lead supplied with your Spectrum.
c) Make sure the tape is fully rewound.
d) Type LOAD"".
e) Press Enter.
f) Start your tape player.
g) When the program has loaded, a title page will be displayed showing the control keys.

You can use either:

(a) The cursor keys - ie. 5	:	LEFT
			  6	:	DOWN
			  7	:	UP
			  8	: 	RIGHT

(b)		Caps Shift-V	:	LEFT
		B-Space		:	RIGHT
		A-Enter		:	DOWN
		Q-P		:	UP

or (c)		A Kempston Joystick

Now press any key to start the game.


2. PLAYING HOPPER:

You have ten lives to begin with. You must manoeuvre your frog from the base line, through 
the moving traffic to the opposite side of the road - keep your eye on the train!

Once there, hop across the river on the backs of the turtles (watch out, they have a nasty 
habit of diving) and get home to the lillypads on the other side.

Once all the lillypads are filled the game gets progressively harder and anything can happen 
- so take care!

(c) Copyright 1983 Personal Software Services Ltd.

All rights of the producer, and of the owner of the work being produced, are reserved.

Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of this cassette
is prohibited. The publisher accepts no responsibility for errors, nor liability for damage 
arising from its use.