Bally Astrocade
Life
LIFE is a machine language program originally written by Jay Fenton and coded by Richard C. Degler for the Astrocade to generate a universe of cellular objects on the TV Screen. The population of cells is changed in intervals called generations by a set of rules. These rules are to be applied simultaneously to every cell in the pattern. The application of the rules to every bit in the field constitutes a generation.
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- December 31, 1981
- Desarrollador
- Richard C. Degler
- Editora
- Richard C. Degler
- Jugadores
- 1
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Life
LIFE is a machine language program originally written by Jay Fenton and coded by Richard C. Degler for the Astrocade to generate a universe of cellular objects on the TV Screen. The population of cells is changed in intervals called generations by a set of rules. These rules are to be applied simultaneously to every cell in the pattern. The application of the rules to every bit in the field constitutes a generation.
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- Developer
- Richard C. Degler
- Publisher
- Richard C. Degler
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