the cutting room mirror

Golf (EXL 100)

Seems Cedic-Nathan figured a game of Golf was a good way to teach angles, given the Thomson and Amstrad CPC versions were bundled alongside similar educational software.

Hidden Credit#

The first two lines of the game's Exelbasic code consist of a commented credit:

***GOLF***
***K.M.,LE 15/08/85***

Given the "K.M." credit also appears in the EXL 100 version of Moins, Autant, Plus, it is inferred this was developed by EH Services.

References#


  1. Hidden credit↩︎
  2. ACTUALITÉ : LE CAUCHEMAR DES LOGICIELS - Science & Vie Micro, Number 22, November 1985↩︎