Object
To manoeuvre Booga-Boo to the exit which is located at the top of the cavern in
which he is trapped, in the shortest possible time. Avoid the Flying Dragon and
the Venus Fly Traps.
No fleas on this program! Itchy action!
Directional controls
Move joystick (in port 2) left to jump left and right to jump right. The jump
is actually made when the joystick is centered and the strength of the jump is
dependent upon the position of the indicator located at the bottom of the screen.
If the Fire Button is pressed and the joystick is moved then the screen will scroll
in that direction, so that you can look before you leap. F1 will turn the music
off.
Happy Hopping!
Booga-Boo We love you
Down through the inky spaces between worlds we fell, the ether whistling past.
Down, down into the blue, blue world below we fell landing easily on a shelf of
rock. Alien vegetation pointed colourfully upwards towards the stars from whence
we carne.
Sproing!
An alien world a million light years from home, and what strange life will we
find here? We sit and look out over the suns as they set in clouds of boiling
vapours, the moons slowly gain dominance in the night sky.
Sproing! Sproing!
The planet surface is cold now, we are going to retire for the night, tomorrow
we will explore. Strange, we all feel as though we are being watched. Silly really,
new planets can do that to a person.
Sproing! Sproing! Sproing!
"Now out jump I, Booga-Boo, now gone they have; out Booga-Boo. From depths
darkest, goes Hippity Hop I, up to the sky, almost I fly. Now what think you,
of Booga-Boo? Caves and ledges, caves and ledges: up to hop I, though I no fly,
I am me, Booga-Boo the flea! (You see). Booga-Boo we love you, Booga-Boo love
people too. Save from the monster me, else I be a very sad flea.
Sproing! Sproing! Sproing! Sproing!
Loading Instructions
1. Make sure that the tape is fully rewound to the start.
2. Hold down the Shift key and press the Run/Stop key and the words Load and Press
Play on Tape will appear.
3. Start the cassette machine and in a few seconds the display will show that
the program is loading.
4. When it is fully loaded, the program will run by itself.
Loading problems are rare with the Commodore 64. If they do occur, it is usually
because the recorder heads are dirty. Clean them regularly with tape head cleaning
fluid. Keep the deck well away from the television as hum pick-up can also cause
mis-read of data.
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reserved.
Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of
this cassette is prohibited. The publisher assumes no responsibility for errors,
nor liability for damage arising from its use.
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