Awesome Blackjack 1.5
Awesome Blackjack
Card Game · v1.5
| Filename | awesome-blackjack-15.hqx |
|---|---|
| Size | 832.3 KB (852283 bytes) |
| Year | 2000 |
| Developer | Bryan Arntson |
| Architecture | 68K |
| Downloads | 24 |
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Please replace this version 1.5 with any previous version on your system. Thank-you. ---------------------------------------- Here is the long awaited, and latest, release of AWESOME BLACKJACK version 1.5. This version is a SIGNIFICANT improvement over version 1.1. Some of which include:
o Pot and Bet saved when you quit. Now you can start where you left off! o The Pot/Bet indicator is now a window, which you can move anywhere you wish. o The dealer will ask you for insurance, instead of just indicating that you can take insurance. o More denominations of chips: 1, 5, 25, 100, 500, 2000 & 5000. o After a split, both hands are visible, and each hand is paid off accordingly! o Excellent sounds! (and ability to turn on/off certain sounds) o Ability to switch tables! o 52 Digitized cards ( touched up a bit since the last version ) o Default buttons. o You get paid off in CHIPS, just like in the casinos! o SURRENDER is available in this version too! o Correct handling of undiscovered blackjack. o There is now a LOSE indicator.
In addition to many other graphic improvements. Check it out yourself, and I think you'll agree that this game is truly AWESOME! You should download this version if you have ANY previous version.
Requirements: Macintosh, 13" 256 color monitor, 68030 or better, 800k free ram. This program has been tested on Mac IIsi, IIcx, IIfx, LC, LCII, Quadra's, & Centra's.
Special Thanks to Jerry Klorman for his assistance in debugging and very helpful suggestions about the program.
BryanJHU@aol.com --------------------------
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