RetroNet 1.3 by James Wilkinson
- Version 1.3 adds the Tandy Color Computer 3 and Fujitsu Micro 7 ports with minor improvements to other platforms.
- Contact me at slor71 on Discord (https://discord.com/users/278981073352785930) or Slor on AtariAge (https://forums.atariage.com/profile/7532-slor/)

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
- Any Atari 8-bit computer, 32KB RAM or higher.
- Commodore 64 or 128.
- Fujitsu Micro 7 or 8.
- Tandy Color Computer 3.
- Microsoft Windows 10 or 11.

BASIC INSTRUCTIONS:
- Complete the circuit, leaving no loose ends, by rotating each tile into its correct orientation.
- That's it.  No, really.  That's it.
- Depending on the port, number of moves is tracked at top or bottom of screen.  How low can you go?

CONTROLS & SPECIAL KEYS:
- Atari
  - OPTION chooses control method (Keyboard using arrows and space bar, Joystick, ST Mouse).
  - SELECT chooses among 4 difficulty levels (Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard).
  - START begins a new game.
  - HELP or H shows/hides the Credits screen.
- Commodore
  - F3 chooses control method (Keyboard using arrows and space bar, Joystick, 1351 Mouse, 1350 "Joymouse").  I personally hate Joymouse mode, but I was asked to included it.
  - F5 chooses among 4 difficulty levels (Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard).
  - F7 begins a new game.
  - F1 or H shows/hides the Credits screen.
- Color Computer
  - V chooses between color palettes for composite and RGB video output.
  - C chooses control method (Keyboard using arrows and space bar, Joystick, Mouse).  Self-centering joysticks are highly recommended.  If your cursor wanders off into a corner, just cycle through the controls again to recalibrate the stick.
  - F1 chooses among 5 difficulty levels (Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard, Expert).
  - F2 begins a new game.
  - H shows/hides the Credits screen.
- Micro
  - PF2 chooses among 5 difficulty levels (Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard, Expert).
  - PF3 begins a new game.
  - PF1 or H shows/hides the Credits screen.
- Windows
  - User-configurable board size.
  - Pretty sure you can figure out the rest.

LICENSE:
- To ill.  Feel free to copy and distribute as you see fit.
- If you dig the game, I wouldn't mind a shout out in the forums or otherwise, just so I know people are playing.
