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6. The system then places its next piece. Watch the board carefully because
the action moves very quickly.
7. It is your turn again to place your next piece.
Play continues
until no more of the pieces can be capture_
The system keeps
a running score of how many pieces each player has during the game. The
player that has the most pieces on the board at the end of the game wins.
Setting User Options
The commands
from the Options menu help you tailor Turnabout
to your
personal tastes.
OPTION
Two Players
Play First
Play Second
Machine
vs.
Machine
Obstacles_
Board
Size
RESULT
Allows
you to play against
another
person.
To begin
play,
select
Start New Game.
Allows
you to play against
the system
and make
the first
move.
To begin
play, select
Start New Game.
Allows
you to play against
the system
without
making
the
first move.
To begin
play, select Start New Game.
Allows
you to watch
the system
play itself. To stop the
game,
select
any of the other
player
options.
Selecting
Ma-
chine
vs. Machine
automatically
starts a new
game.
Allow_g__OU_to put barriers
in some
of the squares
on the
falaying board.
Selecting
Obstacles
starts a new
game.
iAllows
you to change
the size of the playing
board.
Sizes
range
from a 6 X 6 square
grid to an 18 × 18 square
grid.
ISelecting
Board
Size starts a new
game.
Solitaire
S01itaire
This version
of Solitaire
looks
and plays
the same
as the game
with real cards.
With this version
of the game,
however,
the system
shuffles
and deals
the
cards
for you. All you have to do is play the game.
Solitaire
has three
playing
levels.
For more
information
about
the playing
levels
in this game,
see page 212. For the rules of Solitaire,
see any standard
book
on card games,
or try playing
Solitaire
at the beginner
level.
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