BASIC Star Wars game for Family Basic??

[dado2095]

Hi everyone!

A few days ago I bought a Family Basic keyboard with the software and the various instructions, but inside the instructions there was this little booklet that wasn't mentioned in the auction photos. I don't read japanese, but it seems an instrucion booklet to program a Star Wars game in BASIC!
I've never seen anything like this before; do you know other booklets like this?

I include a couple of photos of the booklet (but if you think it interesting enough I can scan it and post it here! )

Thanks in advance,

Dario

[80sFREAK]

I very doubt this prinout is for Family Basic. Can you take photos of the rest of the pages?

[dado2095]

Aw, it's really a pity if it's not for the famicom!

I found it in the manual so I thought it was for the Family Basic, but I guess I was too quick in my judgment!

what makes you think it's not for the Family BASIC?

Here's the rest of the booklet!

[UglyJoe]

It's using kanji in some of the strings. It can't be Family Basic since you can't use kanji.

[80sFREAK]

Nothing to do with kanji(replace them with kana), but CLOAD, CONSOLE, WIDTH, STOPM, BGM x.
Also table for sounds. My guess, this is for PC-6601 or X1 or older Sharp MZ series.
On the other side, this is classic IIRC basic games "Catch UFO".

[P]

Yeah though maybe not impossible to port to Famly BASIC.

From the looks of the front page it sounds like it's a text book from a high school engineering class. Maybe the original owner was attending that school and tried to do homework on Famicom.

[80sFREAK]

Star Trek will not fit into 1982bytes  I guarantee you that 

[P]

Wasn't it Star Wars? You might have to jump on it a little after cramming it in.

But if it uses bitmapped screen mode drawing functions (i.e. not using sprites and BG tiles) it might not be possible on the Famicom.

[80sFREAK]

Guys, you should concentrate on Hamurabi