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	The Jumpman Lounge - Main Menu
		I also learned something: Jumpman Jr was re-released on the C64 DTV (basically a re-released C64 with several built-in games) in 2003.
		While the full version of Jumpman Lives is freely available on websites like the Jumpman Lounge, Richard has been able to copy the other goodies that came with game.
		Jumpman Lives was a Jumpman knock-off that was released for the PC in 1991 by Apogee.
	jlounge.classicgaming.gamespy.com (2043 words)

	Mastering Jumpman.
		Jumpman is available for Atari, Commodore 64, and Apple computers.
		Even if Jumpman just catches the right platform with his hand, at least he is over, and you can go on.
		Hailstones usually bounce off the rungs of the ladders; Jumpman is usually safe on a ladder except on the top three rungs.
	www.atarimagazines.com /creative/v10n1/128_Mastering_Jumpman.php (3885 words)

	Jumpman
		Jumpman is an early platform game from Epyx, released in 1983.
		It was followed by "Jumpman, Jr" that also was available for Commodore 64.
		In 1991 "Jumpman Lives!" was released by Apogee Software.
	www.casimiro.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/j/ju/jumpman.html (182 words)

	The Jumpman Lounge - Jumpman History
		Jumpman was written by Randy Glover and first released by Epyx in 1983.
		Jumpman's sequel, Jumpman Jr., is also somewhat similar in name to Donkey Kong's sequel, Donkey Kong Jr.
		Jumpman was also released on the ColecoVision although the conversion was not programmed by Randy.
	jlounge.classicgaming.gamespy.com /history.html (269 words)

	Armchair Arcade: Article / Early Commodore 64 Platformers: Jumpman, Spelunker, Ultimate Wizard, and Pharaoh’s Curse
		Jumpman and Pharaoh’s Curse are the most straightforward; once the player masters the art of jumping, climbing, and (in one case) shooting, the rest of the game consists of mastering individual levels.
		Jumpman, in particular, was one of the best games of all time IMHO, despite having perhaps the worst graphics ever for a top-charting platform game.
		Jumpman and especially Pharaoh's Curse are two games that I still play today, and are two reasons I still keep my Atari XEGS in service.
	www.armchairarcade.com /aamain/content.php?article.24 (3024 words)

	BlackNews.com - Move-Over Jordan Jumpman 23: Here Comes The Dunkadelic Dunkman
		The Jordan Jumpman is the establishment; the Dunkadelic Dunkman is the renegade.
		The Jumpman is polished and distinguished; the Dunkman is the gritty and the hungry.
		The Jumpman is a creation from Nike, and the Dunkman is a creation from the evolution of basketball and music that comes from the urban aesthetic of inner city life.
	www.blacknews.com /pr/dunkadelic301.html (362 words)

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		Jumpman can shimmy up any platform he can touch, even if you can only touch the bottom of it (you'll get the feel of this quick).
		Jumpman is much more resilient when moving down if he is jumping or rolling.
		While the code is yours to do with as you see fit, the actual "Jumpman" part of the game content is still owned by Randy and any use of it will have to be approved by him.
	www.jumpmanzero.com /download/FAQ.htm (1393 words)

	AGH Atari 8-Bit Computer Review -- Jumpman Jr. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The only problem was, the game was on disk, so you had to wait patiently for the next screen to l-o-a-d.
		Like in Jumpman, the object is to race around touching bombs to defuse them, ducking an occasional flying bullet.
		The animation is superb as you run up and down ladders, leap across wide chasms and frenetically climb down ropes.
	www.atarihq.com /reviews/atari8/jumpman_jr.html (212 words)

	NIKE Jumpman Shoes & Apparel - Basketball Shoes, Shirts, Shorts, Pants - Eastbay 15% Off Coupon
		This is a sharp looking ankle shoe that comes in white with a red stripe accent along the side of the ankle flaring across the bottom the shoe lace line.
		Get even more noticed with Men's Jumpman Leather Jacket in fl with eye appealing maple colored sleeves.
		Dig the fl stripe piping with white stitching down the side of the legs that contrast nicely with the silver-grey color.
	www.fabuloussavings.com /online/us/eastbay/nikejumpman (385 words)

	ClassicGaming.com - Game of the Week (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Other levels have unique objects that try to obstruct Jumpman's path in his quest to pick flowers, like bombs that fall endlessly from the ceiling, flocks of birds, hailstones, and nasty little things that freeze Jumpman in place should they touch him.
		Even if you die, you are treated to watching Jumpman go bumpity-bump all the way down the screen, through all the platforms, until he reaches the bottom, at which point some sort of odd, Egyptian-like death theme starts to play.
		It's somewhat fun to watch for a while, especially since Jumpman can still collect flowers as he falls and won't even lose a life if he manages to catch the last flower in the level in his death throes.
	www.classicgaming.com /rotw/jumpman.shtml (982 words)

	Jumpman - Definition, explanation
		Jumpman is an early platform game with 30 levels, written by Randy Glover and released by Epyx in 1983.
		Originally developed for the Atari 400/800, versions were also released for the Commodore 64, Apple II, and IBM PC.
		The disk-based Jumpman was followed by the ROM cartridge Jumpman Jr.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/j/ju/jumpman.php (326 words)

	General Emulation: Re: Jumpman and Mario
		That dude IS the original video gaming mascot next to Mario (Jumpman in Japan) and Donkey Kong which showed up less than a year later in 1981.
		Jumpman was in Donkey Kong in both USA and Japan.
		Mario is a different character (although inspired by jumpman) that showed up in all games after Donkey Kong in both the USA and Japan.
	www.retrogames.com /cgi-bin/wwwthreads/showpost.pl?Board=retrogen&Number=81963&page=13&view=expanded&mode=flat&sb=4 (362 words)

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		But, beware--if Jumpman Junior leaps short of the structure he is trying to reach, if he jumps off the screen or falls too far, KABAM.
		(Jumpman Junior must actually touch the bomb in order to defuse it.) After you have successfully completed a level, additional points are added to your score for each Jumpman you have left.
		Jumpman, Jupiter's super secret agent, is desperately trying to restore communications at the Command Station.
	home.comcast.net /~mycoleco/jumpmanjunior.txt (834 words)

	Classic Jumpman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Years ago there was a game called Jumpman running from a floppy boot disk for the IBM PC with 8088 at 4.77 MHz.
		The actual game Classic Jumpman is mostly equivalent with the optic, sound, and course of the play of the original.
		The jumpman is moved with the joy stick, the cursor keys, or the keys from the numeric key pad.
	www.icfs.de /english/jumpman.html (188 words)

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		A little history and background behind the project: This version of Jumpman was originally released for the IBM PC (and PCjr) in 1984 by Epyx and distributed by IBM.
		This is Jumpman 1.0 - a speed-fixed, modern machine compatible version of the original 1984 jumpman.
		I strongly suggest using DOSBox as an interface between jumpman and your O/S. Misc Notes: The jumpman.exe was compressed with PKLite.
	www.oldskool.org /pc/jumpman/history.txt (2112 words)

	Virtual PC Guy's WebLog : Jumpman Lives! under Virtual PC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		'Jumpman Lives!' is a very nice remake of the original Jumpman that was released by Apogee in 1991.
		Jumpman is a simple but addictive game where you have to run around various levels collecting all of the 'bombs' on each level (I vaguely remember a more complex story involving a space station or something).
		It marked the appearance of Jumpman Lives!, a relatively faithful rewrite of Jumpman and Jumpman Jr.
	blogs.msdn.com /virtual_pc_guy/archive/2005/03/16/397253.aspx (300 words)

	the jumpman project main (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The goal behind the jumpman project is to convert this self booting game from 1983 to a DOS application which can be run under windows.
		This is a page of worship for the original authors and repayment for the hours and hours of enjoyment I received from the game back in the day.
		Jumpman is a game I feel deserves to be resurrected to operate on today's high speed computers with enhanced graphics and sound.
	www.classicgaming.com /jmanproject/jumpman.html (195 words)

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