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B Vs W 2
Enjoying MacTrove? Anonymous downloads are free and unlimited. Create a free account to track favorites, contribute corrections, and join the community chat. AboutB Vs W (also written BvsW) is a small one-on-one fighting game written by Chris Lawson in 1995 and posted to the Info-Mac archive. The author wrote the game in QBASIC and then compiled it to a self-running executable, so it works without any BASIC interpreter installed. Estimated playing time is about two hours.OriginThe submission note from clawson@jungle.achilles.net is dated 4 July 1995. Lawson notes in the original Subject header that the title is not a racial remark and refers only to the colors of the two on-screen fighters.GameplayBvsW is a head-to-head fighting game in the spirit of mid-1990s shareware brawlers. As a compiled QBASIC project it is small in scope, focusing on a single matchup and a short play loop rather than tournaments or branching modes.DistributionThe file ships as the BinHex archive b-vs-w-2.hqx in info-mac/game/arc and is distributed as freeware. Decoding it with BinHex 4.0 (or Stuffit Expander) produces the runnable application. |
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