ESP Test
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| ESP Test | |
| Publisher | None |
|---|---|
| Year | 1989 |
| Operating System | ProDOS |
| Author/Developer | Dave Touvell |
| Genre | Game |
| IIGS Specific | No |
ESP Test is a game for 8-bit Apple II's to test your "Extrasensory Perception." It was written using the 64K ProDOS version of Z-Basic from Zedcor, and should run on any 64K Apple II that can run ProDOS.
The program simulates using a deck of the standard ESP Cards (sometimes called Zener Cards) used by the parapsychologist J.B. Rhine in his classic studies of Extrasensory Perception. Each card has one of five different symbols on the face: Square, Circle, Cross, Star, or Waves. The back of a card is shown and you have to choose which of the five symbols is on the face. After you make your choice the face is shown to you and your percentage of correct guesses is tallied.
Resources
Download a ShrinkIt archive for use with a real Apple II.
Download a 2mg 140K disk image for use with emulators.
NOTE: ProDOS is not included in these archives. Boot into ProDOS and unshrink or copy all three files into a directory on your hard drive or onto a floppy disk, then run the file ESP.SYSTEM to start the game. The RUNTIME.OBJ and ESP.OBJ files included in the above archives must be in the same directory as the ESP.SYSTEM executable file.
