Buscaminas (Windows, 1990)
| Minesweeper |
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También conocido como: WinMine, Mines, BombSquad (EN), Prato fiorito (IT), Buscaminas (ES), Démineur (FR), Campo Minado (BR)
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Buscaminas es un de los juegos que fue incluido con Windows, donde tratas aclarar un campo sin disparar una mina. Tiene un gran partidario de modo sorprendente, y hay competiciones que son ocurriendo comúnmente con este juego.
| Pendiente: Compatibilidad de teclado. |
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| Prototype Info (untranslated) |
Modo debug
Mientras el juego esta abierto, escribe xyzzy y luego presiona Shift+Enter. Un pixel en la esquina izquierda de arriba en la pantalla te dirá que hay debajo del cursor del mouse-si es una mina, el pixel se volverá negro, si es un lugar seguro, se volverá blanco. Para detener el contador, mantén Down y presiona Esc. Minimizar y maximizar lo volverá a empezar.
Graficos sin usar
Un digito vacío que serviría para los dos contadores....olvidemos el hecho de que siempre enseñan un numero incluyendo ceros, asi que nunca se usa.
Rarezas en el código fuente
En 2004, una buena porción del código fuente de Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 se filtró. A pesar de que mucho de estos no estén en NT 4.0, los códigos fuente para varios juegos del Microsoft Entrentainment Pack se incluyeron. Estas rarezas también aparecen en Rattler Race y TicTactics.
Nombres Alternativos
/**************************************************************************** PROGRAM: WinMine (a.k.a. Mines, BombSquad, MineSweeper...) ****************************************************************************/
At the start of winmine.c, a couple alternate names for the game are mentioned.
Misc.
NO NO NO NO NO
Por favor copia winmine.exe y aboutwep.dll a su máquina y la opera de ahí.
Este mensaje aparecería en versiones tempranas del juego si se ejecutaba desde "X:\\WINGAMES\\WINMINE\\WINMINE.EXE".
LO SENTIMOS Este juego ha expirado. Por favor consigue una copia oficial del Windows Entertainment Package.
Esto apareceria si una version temprana se ejecutaba despues de septiembre de 1990.
Diferencias entre revisiones
| To do: ¿Hay diferencias entre la versión original del Entertainment pack y la versión incluida en la 3.1? |
Han habido varios cambios al "Buscaminas" desde su introducción en el Windows Entrentainment pack.
Gráficos
Íconos
| Windows 3.1/2000/WEP | Windows 95/98/ME | Windows XP |
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The game's 32×32 icon was changed for Windows 95, but was reverted (along with the rest of the changed graphics) for Windows 2000...only to change again in Windows XP.
| Windows 3.1/NT4/2000/WEP | Windows 95/98/ME | Windows XP |
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Minesweeper originally didn't have a unique 16×16 icon. The Windows 95 version added one, which was removed in the Windows 2000 version and added again in the XP version.
It is worth noting that the 16-color icon variant still actually exist in Windows XP version, as a low color depth fallback.
Tiles
| Windows 3.1/NT4/2000/XP/WEP | Windows 95/98/ME |
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The shading of the tiles was changed in Windows 95: the flag was made more square, the question mark became blue and was made thicker, the mines were shrunk, the mine was removed from under the X, the color of the 7 and 8 tiles were changed, and the numbers were made thinner for Windows 95.
All of this was reverted for the Windows 2000 release.
Otro
- The Windows 95 version removed the menu options Contents, Search for Help on... and How to Use Help and added the menu option Help Topics. This was reverted in the Windows 2000 release.
- The Windows 2000 version had 5 non-graphical changes:
- The beginner grid size was increased from 8×8 to 9×9.
- The Timer Jump bug was fixed. In previous versions of the game, the system clock was used as a makeshift timer, which caused the first second to "jump" when the game is started at the middle or near the end of a second. In Windows 2000, a separate timer is used.
- The Moving Window bug was fixed. Every time the difficulty of the game was changed, the window moved one pixel upwards, which made it possible for the window to leave the screen altogether. This does not occur in the Windows 2000 version.
- Winmine.ini was removed. Instead, the game stored high scores and other data in the registry.
- The Sound option was added to the game menu due to the nonexistence of Winmine.ini.
Regional Differences
In 1999, Sergio Chiodo of Italy set up the International Campaign to Ban Winmine, complaining that Minesweeper was offensive to minefield victims and suggesting the mines be changed to flowers. Microsoft took this suggestion and implemented it into the Italian versions bundled with Windows 2000, ME, and XP, renaming the game to Prato fiorito ("Flower Field"). The explosion sound is changed into a melody previously used in the Windows 98 Leonardo Da Vinci desktop theme.
PROGRAM: WinMine (a.k.a. Mines, BombSquad, MineSweeper...) (PROGRAMA: WinMine (alias Mines, BombSquad, MineSweeper...))
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Al principio de winmine.c, se menciona un par de nombres alternativos por el juego.
| Minesweeper | Prato fiorito (Windows ME/2000) | Prato fiorito (Windows XP) |
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| Minesweeper's explosion | Prato fiorito's melody |
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Hidden Hide Menu Option
Adding Menu=1 to winmine.ini gets rid of the menu (in the Windows 3.1 and 98 versions at least).
| Introduced in Windows 1.0 | Reversi (1985) |
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| Introduced in Windows 3.x | Hearts (1993) (Prototypes) • Minesweeper (1990) (Prototypes) • Solitaire (1990) (Prototypes) |
| Introduced in Windows 95 | FreeCell (1991) • Hover! (1995) (Prototypes) |
| Introduced in Windows 2000 | 3D Pinball: Space Cadet (Prototypes) • Spider Solitaire (1998) (Prototype) |
| Introduced in Windows XP | InkBall |
| Introduced in Windows Vista | Chess Titans • FreeCell (2007) • Hearts (2007) • Mahjong Titans • Minesweeper (2007) • Purble Place (Prototypes) • Solitaire (2007) • Spider Solitaire (2007) |
| Introduced in Windows 8 Developer Preview | 5 in a Row • Labyrinth • Treehouse Stampede! • Zero Gravity |
| Introduced in Windows 10 | Microsoft Solitaire Collection |
| Other | GeoSafari for Bob |
| See also | |
| Microsoft Entertainment Pack | |
The Microsoft Entertainment Pack series
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| Windows Entertainment Pack | Cruel • Golf (Prototype) • TicTactics (Prototypes) • Minesweeper (Prototypes) • Tetris (Prototype) • Taipei (Prototypes) |
| Windows Entertainment Pack 2 | FreeCell • Pipe Dream (Prototype) • Tut's Tomb • Rattler Race (Prototype) |
| Windows Entertainment Pack 3 | LifeGenesis • SkiFree • TetraVex (Prototype) • TriPeaks • WordZap |
| Windows Entertainment Pack 4 | Dr. Black Jack • Chip's Challenge • JezzBall • Chess |
| Other | Microsoft Entertainment Pack • Microsoft Puzzle Collection |
| See Also | |
| Bundled Windows Games | |
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