Study the program, experiment with it, to understand how it works. Then start making changes to…

What to turn in:
? Your latest/best working version: Lab0xFF-Assemblipede.asm
o Be sure to add comments at the beginning of your file which detail all the features
you included.
? Your own Level file(s): Lab0xFF-MyLevel1.txt, Lab0xFF-MyLevel2.txt, …
? If you made some effort to add additional features, but it is not quite working, then submit:
lab0xFF-Assemblipede-LatestAttempt.asm
o In comments detail what features you were attempting to add.
? Screenshots: Lab0xFF-Screenshots.docx (or other reasonable format)
o Include text details which features you implemented and explaining what each
screenshot shows.
o show thorough testing of your version of the game
INSTRUCTIONS:
For this project, you will be given the assembly language file that plays the above game, allowing the
user to control the Assemblipede with wasd keys.
Your mission will be to add several features to the game. (see below)
The attached assemblipede.asm file will be your starting point, for anyone who wants to get a head start
on this.
Study the program, experiment with it, to understand how it works. Then start making changes to
incorporate the features listed below. It is fairly heavily commented.
Feel free to send me any questions about how the existing program works.
To run this file, you will need to install the "ncurses" developer package. This 3rd party C library provides
a number of useful functions enabling animation and more graphics-like control of text in a terminal
window. It is a simply library that can be used with C or (in our case) assembly programs, for, among
other things, text-based games.