

FLYING SCOTSMAN

Drive the Flying Scotsman the 400 miles from London to Edinburgh in your
scheduled time. You are required to input the throttle regulator setting
every 10 miles and your choice of setting will be based on several factors.
If there is slack or a station ahead you must brake immediately.

Watch the pressure gauge - it must not fall below 150. Watch your speed
- it must not exceed 100 or fall below 0. Make sure that your setting
takes the gradient ahead into account. Finally, make sure that you are
keeping close to your schedule. Arriving four hours late is just as much
a failure as stalling en-route.

Flying Scotsman was written for the 16K ZX-81 by Ian Kemp of Abingdon,
Oxfordhsire.


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ROULETTE
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STARTING WITH 1,000, it is your object to make as much money as possible by
betting on the roulette wheel. Various options are open to you; they are all
listed at the beginning of the game. The odds vary according to the probability
of the number or series of numbers on which you bet appearing at the marker.
  Alterations must be made to the string of numbers listed as A$ in line 10.
The first two digits should be entered as inverse numbers, the second two should
be entered as shown, the third two as inverse numbers, and so on throughout the
whole string, alternating white numbers on black with black numbers on white.
  Roulette was written by P Williams and R Osborne for the 16K ZX-81.


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