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Welcome to Project 64!

The goal of Project 64 is to preserve Commodore 64 related documents
in electronic text format that might otherwise cease to exist with the
rapid advancement of computer technology and declining interest in 8-
bit computers on the part of the general population.

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document. Finally, the document is given a .TXT extension.

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The Project 64 etext of ~Warhawk~, converted to etext by Peter
Karlsson <pk@abc.se>.

WARHWK10.TXT, August 1998, etext #401#

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Fly Warhawk into the Asteroid Belt, destory the enemy bases and
survive to fight again

WARHAWK
(c) 1986 PROTEUS DEVELOPMENTS

THE GAME
Fly Warhawk into the Asteroid Belt destroing the enemy bases, wiping
out the marauding hordes of enemy starfighters. Avoid the perils of
space mines and meteor showers which will erode your defensive energy
shields.

Once your mission is completed, advance to the next Asteroid where the
defences are waiting to seal your fate.

LOADING
COMMODORE 64 OWNERS:
1. Connect the cassette unit to you Commodore according to the User
   Manual.
2. Place the rewound cassette into the cassette unit, and press PLAY.
3. Press RUN/STOP and SHIT simultaneously on your Commodore.

COMMODORE 128 OWNERS:
1. Switch OFF your Commodore 128, and switch it back on whilst holding
   down the COMMODORE key.
2. Now follow the instructions for Commodore 64 owners above.

PLAYING THE GAME
Warhawk may be played by plugging a joystick into port 2 of your
Commodore computer. The aim of the game is to destroy all the enemy
ground bases. You will receive a welcome bonus if you manage to
completely wipe out a base.


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and artwork. All rights reserved. No part of this sofware mnay be
copied, transmitted in any form, or by any means, hired or lent
without the express permission of the publisher.

If this program is faulty, or fails to load, please return it to the
address below CLEARLY MARKED 'RETURNS' and it will be replaced free of
charge. This offer does not affect your statutory customer rights.

Firebird Software, First Floor, 64-76 New Oxford Street, London WC1A
1PS

Firebird and the Firebird logo are registered trademarks of British
Telecommunications plc

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