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Post 302094724 by slire on Tuesday 31st of October 2006 09:14:34 AM
10-31-2006
and it works........ 
I had gone lost in the world of backticks and single quotes
H_K thanks for all help....... you have made my life a little more easier
I had gone lost in the world of backticks and single quotes
H_K thanks for all help....... you have made my life a little more easier
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kiki-the-nano-bot DESCRIPTION
Kiki the nano bot is a 3D puzzle game, mixing Sokoban and Kula World. THE STORY
Once upon a time, there were some tiny little robots living in the nano world. They lived a happy artificial life busily collecting resources for the Maker who made more and more tiny little robots. But one day, a parasitic capacity destroyed the Maker's master control program. Since then he is malfunctioning and only producing lazy stupid little robots which shoot each other and destroy the nano world. Your task is to help kiki, the only sane bot left over, to repair the Maker. HOW TO PLAY
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