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    Please enter "Flux" into the X2 Game Development Competition
    under the category "New Game by One Person". 

    Optimal platform is probably either a 486DX2-66 or 486DX4-100.
    It will not run on anything less than a 386 and will really give
    your reflexes a workout on a Pentium.

    Jason Hasenbuhler
    hasenbuh@rex.cs.tulane.edu

    16695 Alexander Run
    Jupiter, Florida (FL)
    U.S.A.
    33478

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   This game is an entry into the X2FTP Game Programming contest 
   under the "Game by One" category.
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Short: VGA/SBlaster shoot-em-up by Jason Hasenbuhler (386 min)
Type: msdos/programming/contest/game_by_one
Uploader: hasenbuh@rex.cs.tulane.edu
Replaces: flux.zip (was in incoming directory)

Long:

  Futuristic top/bottom scrolling shoot-em-up arcade game that supports VGA 
and Sound Blaster (or 100% Compatibles). This game was written for the
X2FTP Games Programming contest under the "Game by One" category.
   The files "ct-voice.drv" and "sbfmdrv.com" are required for sound and 
music, but not for gameplay. These files can be found on the disks that 
come bundled with the Sound Blaster hardware.


NOTE: I am resending this because my last entry disappeared out of incoming
      without appearing in any other directory. I am not sure if I followed 
      proper procedures for upload last time or if it was just taken offline 
      for reviewing.

      I apologize if I'm just wasting your storage space, but I wanted to
      make sure everything was done right before I lost access to my 
      internet account during holiday break.