Eric Stecklow 1.0.2

Devil May Cry, SSX Tricky, Soul Calibur, and Quake 3 are great games, but have complex controls. For an example, look at Oni. The game is filled with great combat moves, but you have to memorize several buttons to be executed at an instant for just one move. And with new technology and time, games are not going to get any less complex and multi faceted. What is the solution? Game Memorizer!

Game Memorizer is a program that helps you memorize the keys or buttons to your games. It does this by showing you a picture of the device that you use to interact with your game, a keyboard or PS2 controller for example. Each button on that drawing has a box where you may type text, either next to it with an arrow or on top of the button or key. In the provided box you type a description of what that button does in the game. When you are finished putting in all your descriptions, you print out the game map (a game map is a Game Memorizer document). The game map fills up a whole sheet of computer paper, making it much more visible and legible as a quick reference while you play than many game manuals. Game Memorizer has other features as well, such as preset ready to print game maps and a hot key map maker. To learn more, please visit the Athena Shareware web site.

Requirements:	7 MB of disk space, 256 colors, 32 MB of RAM for Windows, 9,143 K of RAM for Mac, PowerPC 601 for Mac, Pentium 100 for Windows, HyperStudio Player, get it at http://www.hyperstudio.com/downloads/index.html#players, 1.6 MB
Install Support:	Install Only
Platforms:	Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Mac PowerPC
Keyword:	Gamepad,  Gamepads,  Joystick,  Joysticks,  Keyboard,  Keyboards,  Keypad,  Keypads,  Nintendo,  Playstation 2,  Ps2
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