Folder 2 BBC - Kensington

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Folder of material relating to development of the BBC Kensington game

Ping Pong Game Code - 3 A 4 pages - How Andrew started with coding
Foursome - Connect4 - 11 A4 Pages - Game Created to show Leisure Genius that he could code capably
'Old Ken' - 7x A4 sheets and 1xGraph Paper for Graphic Design
'Pre-Game' - 8x A4 sheets
Main - 13x A4 sheets
PROC6 - 6x A4 sheets and 4x sheets plain printer paper
PROCCH - 5x sheets A4 paper
PROCI - 4x sheets A4 paper
PROCC - 4x sheets A4 paper
DISPLAY PROCPL / PROCFIL - 5x sheets A4 paper
DISPLAY PROCIN / WH / M - 10x sheets A4 paper
PROCUT - 8x sheets A4 paper
MOVE EVALUATION AB / TS / GM/ CHM - 22x sheets A4 paper
'KEN' LOGO - 2x sheets A4 paper and 2x sheets graph paper
LEISURE GENIUS BBC KENSINGTON - 1x 6 page booklet with handwritten ammendments; 42x sheets A4 paper; 4x sheets graph paper (inc. x1 blank); 3 photocopied articles: 'A Change of Mode' from Acorn User May 1985. 'Random Numbers' from Practical Computing September 1982 and 'Take Your Pick' from PC World, date unknown, both attached together and 1x notepad sheet.

Date : 1982

Creator : Andrew Bradley

Format : Paper

Physical Description : Individual sheets of paper relating to the software development works of Andrew Bradley, originally held in a ring binder

Provenance :
Part of a complete archive of software development works

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH72795. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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