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Happy to say I can fix this. And the corruption is only cosmetic, just what you see in screen data. My first impression was a kind of rectangle was drawn by a bad JSR which would've meant a very hosed program, but somehow there's only a 1 byte shift in 2 places.
Disk image repair 1 of 2,
8 bytes at offsets $2780-2787 :
$E5 55 4F FF FF FF FE 00 is bad, make it
$9F E5 55 4F FF FF FF FE good
... &
disk image repair 2 of 2,
8 bytes at offsets $3680-3687 :
$E4 00 4F FC 02 00 86 00 is bad, make it
$9F E4 00 4F FC 02 00 86 good |
| Sad to say there is corruption in this download. See the screenshot on the listings page, dark horizontal lines in the lower right corner do not belong. By the way, XL/XE does not function, this needs OS/B or A. |
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| Original version also seems to be buggy. |
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| Electronic Games · March, 1984 |
Two basic screens alternate in Lunar Leeper. The first depicts the surface, the second below it. The object of the first screen, a plain between two cliffs, is to rescue helpless humans surrounded by hungry leepers. In the second screen, the gamer's ship navigates a cave and destroys a giant eye protected by lazer turrets and Trabants (small, but armed, eyelike objects). Each successive level... [more]
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