Yes, it was 1986. I made this game on CASIO PB700 and this is just a porting to PB-1000...
Not very exciting, I know... When I got my PB1000 in the summer of 1989, the first "programming act" I made was simply to re-type-in this game, from CASIO PB700.
In 1986 it was a nice game and it was a success with my friends at school. I never upgraded it to the better graphic of PB-1000. And... this game is not looking better on PB-1000, because character's size is 6x8, not 8x8 like on PB-700... Shame on me! ; )
Anyway, the game is not so bad. It's a complete poker game and you play against the computer. The program doesn't need the memory expansion because is very compact. That's good also if you don't have interface and must type-in...
at the beginning, you can decide the pot (key 0 to 9)
