Kill screen - Revision history

imported>Mr Jonzz at 09:26, 18 November 2013

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	\|[[File:Pacman_Kill_Screen.gif\|280px\|Pac-Man kiLLSCR33n]]<br />{{hover\|'''0018: C0 RET NZ; Return if not zero''' \|The Pac-Man Kill screen, encountered by a player after reaching level 256... meaning that they have no life.}}		\|[[File:Pacman_Kill_Screen.gif\|280px\|Pac-Man kiLLSCR33n]]<br />{{hover\|'''0018: C0 RET NZ; Return if not zero''' \|The Pac-Man Kill screen, encountered by a player after reaching level 256... meaning that they have no life.}}
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	\|[[File:Dig Dug Kill Screen.png\|290px\|Dig Dug KillSCRE1n]]<br />{{Hover\|'''~~-ruScan_p node1± 32.555.98.103~~''' \|The Dig Dug Kill screen.}}		\|[[File:Dig Dug Kill Screen.png\|290px\|Dig Dug KillSCRE1n]]<br />{{Hover\|'''1BE7: C6 0C ADD A,$0C ; Add #0C (12 decimal)''' \|The Dig Dug Kill screen.}}
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	\|[[File:Donkey Kong Kill Screen.png\|310px\|Donkey Kong kILLScreen]]<br />{{hover\|'''0F7E A7 AND A ; Perform Bitwise AND of A with A''' \|The Donkey Kong Kill screen.}}		\|[[File:Donkey Kong Kill Screen.png\|310px\|Donkey Kong kILLScreen]]<br />{{hover\|'''0F7E A7 AND A ; Perform Bitwise AND of A with A''' \|The Donkey Kong Kill screen.}}

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imported>Mr Jonzz at 01:13, 17 November 2013

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	The most widely known examples of a ''Kill screen'' are those encountered in older [[arcade]] titles; both ''[[Monkey\|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Pac-Man]]'' are considered notable to gaming elitists however both are considered "shitty, boring games" by everybody else. ''Pac-Man's'' problem was that the level counter was a single 8-bit byte, {{hover\|meaning only 256 distinct values (0–255) could be stored\|In binary, the highest number you can store with 8 1s is 255, add 1 and it becomes 0000000 or 0}}. Upon reaching the 256th board logic informed the game that the player was at the [[Divide by zero\|zeroth]] board, something it wasn't designed to handle, resulting in it going totally fucking spas╘ic.		The most widely known examples of a ''Kill screen'' are those encountered in older [[arcade]] titles; both ''[[Monkey\|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Pac-Man]]'' are considered notable to gaming elitists however both are considered "shitty, boring games" by everybody else. ''Pac-Man's'' problem was that the level counter was a single 8-bit byte, {{hover\|meaning only 256 distinct values (0–255) could be stored\|In binary, the highest number you can store with 8 1s is 255, add 1 and it becomes 0000000 or 0}}. Upon reaching the 256th board logic informed the game that the player was at the [[Divide by zero\|zeroth]] board, something it wasn't designed to handle, resulting in it going totally fucking spas╘ic.
	[[File:Kill Screen Comic.png\|thumb\|It's ''bͦ̊e͑̀ͬ̓͑͊̒a̗̙̫̘ͬͭ̌u̪͙̠̤͑̋ͥ̔̄̌͌t̹̜̅ͧ̂ͮi͙͔̤͙̝̟f̹u͉ḽ̝͓̬̽ͮ̒́́''...]]		[[File:Kill Screen Comic.png\|thumb\|It's ''bͦ̊e͑̀ͬ̓͑͊̒a̗̙̫̘ͬͭ̌u̪͙̠̤͑̋ͥ̔̄̌͌t̹̜̅ͧ̂ͮi͙͔̤͙̝̟f̹u͉ḽ̝͓̬̽ͮ̒́́''...]]
	<pre>~~0F7A 3A2962~~ LD A,(#~~6229~~) ; Load A with level number		<pre>2BF0 3A134E LD A,(#4E13) ; Load A with level number
	~~0F7D 47 LD B,A ; Copy this number into B~~		2BF3 3C INC A ; Increase by one
	~~0F7E A7 AND~~ A ; ~~Perform Bitwise AND of A with A~~		2BF4 FE08 CP #08 ; Is this level < 8 ?
	~~0F7F 17 RLA ; Rotate Left the bits in A (multiply~~ by 2)		2BF6 D22E2C JP NC,#2C2E ; No, jump to compute different start for fruit table
	~~0F80 A7 AND A~~ ; ~~Perform Bitwise AND of A with A~~		2C2E FE13 CP #13 ; Is the level > #13 (19 decimal, 7th key) ?
	~~0F81 17 RLA ; Rotate Left the bits in A (multiply by 2)~~		2C30 3802 JR C,#2C34 ; No, skip next step
	~~0F82 A7 AND A ; Perform Bitwise AND of A with A~~		2C32 3E13 LD A,#13 ; Yes, load A with #13
	~~0F83 17 RLA ; Rotate Left the bits in A (multiply by 2)~~		2C34 D607 SUB #07 ; Subtract 7 to point to first value to be drawn
	~~0F84 80 ADD A~~,B ; ~~A = A + B~~		</pre>
	~~0F85 80 ADD A~~,~~B ; A = A + B~~
	~~0F86 C628 ADD A,#28 ; A = A + #28 (40 decimal)~~
	~~0F88 FE51~~ CP #51 ; Is A >= #51 (81 decimal) ?
	~~0F8A~~ 3802 JR C,#~~0F8E~~ ; No, ~~then~~ skip ~~ahead to #0F8E~~
	~~0F8C 3E50~~ LD A,#50 ; Yes, ~~then~~ A = #~~50 (80 decimal)~~
	~~0F8E 21B062 LD HL,~~#~~62B0~~ ; ~~Load HL Address~~ to ~~store the result~~
	~~0F91 0603 LD B,#03 ; For B = 1~~ to 3
	~~0F93 77 LD (HL),A ; Stores A in #62B0, #62B1, then #62B2~~
	~~0F94 2C INC L ; L = L + 1~~
	~~0F95 10FC DJNZ #0F93 ; Next B~~</pre>

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	<div class="action_buttons_header" style="text-align: right;">programming the <font color=Blue>¤</font>players progres\|sion is permanantly prevented, period.</div>		<div class="action_buttons_header" style="text-align: right;">[[programming]] the <font color=Blue>¤</font>players progres\|sion is permanantly prevented, period.</div>


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imported>Mr Jonzz at 01:03, 17 November 2013

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	The most widely known examples of a ''Kill screen'' are those encountered in older [[arcade]] titles; both ''[[Monkey\|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Pac-Man]]'' are considered notable to gaming elitists however both are considered "shitty, boring games" by everybody else. ''Pac-Man's'' problem was that the level counter was a single 8-bit byte, {{hover\|meaning only 256 distinct values (0–255) could be stored\|In binary, the highest number you can store with 8 1s is 255, add 1 and it becomes 0000000 or 0}}. Upon reaching the 256th board logic informed the game that the player was at the [[Divide by zero\|zeroth]] board, something it wasn't designed to handle, resulting in it going totally fucking spas╘ic.		The most widely known examples of a ''Kill screen'' are those encountered in older [[arcade]] titles; both ''[[Monkey\|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Pac-Man]]'' are considered notable to gaming elitists however both are considered "shitty, boring games" by everybody else. ''Pac-Man's'' problem was that the level counter was a single 8-bit byte, {{hover\|meaning only 256 distinct values (0–255) could be stored\|In binary, the highest number you can store with 8 1s is 255, add 1 and it becomes 0000000 or 0}}. Upon reaching the 256th board logic informed the game that the player was at the [[Divide by zero\|zeroth]] board, something it wasn't designed to handle, resulting in it going totally fucking spas╘ic.
			[[File:Kill Screen Comic.png\|thumb\|It's ''bͦ̊e͑̀ͬ̓͑͊̒a̗̙̫̘ͬͭ̌u̪͙̠̤͑̋ͥ̔̄̌͌t̹̜̅ͧ̂ͮi͙͔̤͙̝̟f̹u͉ḽ̝͓̬̽ͮ̒́́''...]]
	<pre>0F7A 3A2962 LD A,(#6229) ; Load A with level number		<pre>0F7A 3A2962 LD A,(#6229) ; Load A with level number
	0F7D 47 LD B,A ; Copy this number into B		0F7D 47 LD B,A ; Copy this number into B

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	\|[[File:Pacman_Kill_Screen.gif\|280px\|Pac-Man kiLLSCR33n]]<br />{{hover\|'''0018: C0 RET NZ; Return if not zero''' \|The Pac-Man Kill screen, encountered by a player after reaching level 256... meaning that they have no life.}}		\|[[File:Pacman_Kill_Screen.gif\|280px\|Pac-Man kiLLSCR33n]]<br />{{hover\|'''0018: C0 RET NZ; Return if not zero''' \|The Pac-Man Kill screen, encountered by a player after reaching level 256... meaning that they have no life.}}
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	\|[[File:Dig Dug Kill Screen.png\|290px\|Dig Dug KillSCRE1n]]<br />{{Hover\|'''~~-ruScan_p node1± 32.555.98.103~~''' \|The Dig Dug Kill screen.}}		\|[[File:Dig Dug Kill Screen.png\|290px\|Dig Dug KillSCRE1n]]<br />{{Hover\|'''1BE7: C6 0C ADD A,$0C ; Add #0C (12 decimal)''' \|The Dig Dug Kill screen.}}
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	\|[[File:Donkey Kong Kill Screen.png\|310px\|Donkey Kong kILLScreen]]<br />{{hover\|'''0F7E A7 AND A ; Perform Bitwise AND of A with A''' \|The Donkey Kong Kill screen.}}		\|[[File:Donkey Kong Kill Screen.png\|310px\|Donkey Kong kILLScreen]]<br />{{hover\|'''0F7E A7 AND A ; Perform Bitwise AND of A with A''' \|The Donkey Kong Kill screen.}}