The keystroke for the ½ is alt 0189 on the keypad

Hematoma Productions
"Bubblechug 64½" aka Bubblechug v2.0
v1.667 - Neighbour of the Beast

by Peter Newman and a little bit by Joe Fitton

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» Out: v1.0					 «
» In: v1.667					 «
» Cos: Game sometimes locks up with memory	 «
» managers, slow computers and also when lots of «
» programs are running. Something to do with	 «
» creating objects and loading music/sound at	 «
» the same time. Essentially all I did was turn	 «
» Machine Independence mode off. This means that «
» the game might run a bit slower on older	 «
» machines...                                    «
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Bubblechug 64½ is only being released because of
the popularity of Bubblechug v1.0, which only had
one track and less options and stuff. The track
was "Tiny Pines Raceway" which also appears in
this game.

!!!--This game contains ONLY original--!!!
!!!-graphics and music by Peter Newman-!!!

Some samples are public domain, but who can be
bothered making their own full set of sound
effects?

Default keys:

Red Car (Player One)

Turn Left: Left Arrow
Turn Right: Right Arrow
Accelerate: Up Arrow
Brake/Reverse: Down Arrow
Shoot (Battle): Shift

Blue Car (Player Two)

Turn Left: <
Turn Right: >
Accelerate: A
Brake/Reverse: Z
Shoot (Battle): Q

Press Ctrl-Y to change them

Hematoma Productions is:

Peter Newman	penewman@pnc.com.au
David Murray	murrays@pnc.com.au
Al Barry	beven@onaustralia.com.au
Joe Fitton	TBA

The Hematoma Productions URL is:

http://www.pnc.com.au/~penewman/

BTW, if you think this game is good, then believe
this: I'm only 15 and Joe's only 14. Yep. Dave
and Al are also only 14. We're cool. And we are
all self-obsessed. Especially Al, Dave and Joe.
I'm too good to be self obsessed.

This game is a tribute to Joe, who has left us
for greener pastures. Or something. Anyway, he's
gone to Adelaide.

The name "Hematoma Productions" originates from
an incident from late 1996. I (newman) was on
a rope swing and it broke. Smashed head, knocked
out, false alarm about cracked skull, yadda yadda
yadda... anyways, I got myself a blood clot in
(a useless part of) my brain, and that's called
a hematoma. I got a bunch of time in hospital and
a free Game Boy. And that's when I saw Tango and
Cash, one of the crappest movies ever made.

If you've read this far, you've either skimmed,
or you haven't tried the game yet, but you most
probably have already played the game and wanna
know more about it. Here ya go: Press F8 in the
game. This'll give you a crusty windows menu.
Click the File menu and click Password. Type:
"cheat." Then press F8 again. You are on a
screen that'll tell ya some cheats. That's just
for the people that bothered to read this far.