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 This source code was originally compiled with [OMC65 crossassembler](https://github.com/pkali/omc65) and on 2012-06-21 translated to [mads](https://github.com/tebe6502/Mad-Assembler).
 
 Compilation: 
-`mads scorch.asm -o:scorch.xex -d:TARGET=800` for Atari800 version
-`mads scorch.asm -o:scorch.bin -d:TARGET=5200` for Atari 5200 version
-`mads scorchC64.asm -o:scorchC64.prg` for C64 version (WIP, not playable yet)
+- `mads scorch.asm -o:scorch.xex -d:TARGET=800` for Atari800 version
+- `mads scorch.asm -o:scorch.bin -d:TARGET=5200` for Atari 5200 version
+- `mads scorchC64.asm -o:scorchC64.prg` for C64 version (WIP, not playable yet)
 
 
 Game source code is split into several parts:
-- scorch.asm is the main game code (with many assorted routines)
-- grafproc.asm - graphics routines like line or circle
-- textproc.asm - text routines like list of weapons and shop
-- variables.asm - all non-zero page variables
-- constants.asm - various tables of constants 
-- display_*.asm - display lists and text screen definitions
-- ai.asm - artificial stupidity of computer opponents
-- weapons.asm - general arsenal of tankies
-- definitions.asm - label definitions, moved to make it work better with Altirra debug (it doesn't).
+- `scorch.asm` is the main game startup code
+- `game.asm` - it all happens here
+- `grafproc.asm` - graphics routines like line or circle
+- `textproc.asm` - text routines like list of weapons and shop
+- `variables.asm` - all non-zero page variables
+- `constants.asm` - various tables of constants 
+- `display_*.asm` - display lists and text screen definitions
+- `ai.asm` - artificial stupidity of computer opponents
+- `weapons.asm` - general arsenal of tankies
+- `definitions.asm` - label definitions, moved to make it work better with Altirra debug (it doesn't).
 
 We were trying to use macros, pseudo-ops, and simple graphics primitives as much as possible. This way, it should be relatively easy to port this code to, for example, the C64.
 
@@ -60,13 +61,13 @@ With the advent of [fujinet](https://fujinet.online/) we are thinking about maki
 Okay, okay, we promised that the single-machine game was done, and it was. However, some bug reports came in, and development of the C64 version unearthed some mostly peaceful and dormant pests. As a result, it appears that a new release is happening.
 
 The most important changes:
-- Most machine-dependent code moved to appropriate folders (`Atari/` and `C64`).
+- Most machine-dependent code moved to appropriate folders (`Atari/` and `C64/`).
 - Game Over results table improved by sorting all 3 values - points, hits and money earned. It was possible in the past to get a lower podium place with e.g., more money.
 - Game Over screen now displays level of robo tanks and controller number for organic players.
 - Gains calculations bug fixed.
 - Manuals now include pictures!
-- More than 6 tanks possible (not for Atari / 5200 where sprites and memory is the limitation)
-- Shield stays up after White Flag bug fixed #138. Finally!!!
+- More than 6 tanks possible (not for Atari / 5200 where sprites and memory are the limiting factor)
+- Shield stays up after White Flag bug fixed https://github.com/pkali/scorch_src/issues/138. Finally!!!
 - Quit from game and quit to Game Over is now checked much more often, especially when robo tanks are fighting.
 - Numerous binary size and source code clarity improvements, mainly to facilitate the above changes.