AntiMatter2_1

Short:        "Find the atoms" logic game v2.1.
Author:       aklevin@bix.com (Adam Levin-Delson)
Uploader:     aklevin bix com (Adam Levin-Delson)
Type:         game/think
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

AntiMatter is a single-player Intuition-based strategy game based
upon the board game "Black Box".  Your Amiga hides "atoms" in an
AntiMatter "chamber"; by firing plasma "rays" into the chamber and
observing where they exit you must determine the location of the atoms.

v2.1 Fixes a bug in which the AntiMatter screen wouldn't open for
Euro36 Workbench users.

Features:

Stereo sound     - Four-channel stereo sound follows the action!
                 - Conforms to the Amiga's "channel-locking" convention,
                   allowing channels to be stolen by higher priority
                   requests, and then returned to the original owner.

Animated pointer - 30fps animated pointer using proprietary vertical-
                   blank interrupt handler.

Configurable     - The player can choose how large a chamber to use
                   (6x6 through 14x14) as well as how many atoms will
                   be hidden (3 through 8).

OS-sensitive     - Runs under AmigaOS 1.3, 2.x and 3.x and on all
                   680x0 processors.

Low memory-usage - Opens a low-res screen and uses a "shading" pattern
                   to extend the number of unique markers.
                 - Chip RAM audio samples are recycled for the various
                   sound effects.

Well tested      - Developed using Enforcer and Mungwall.