=====Pegs for TI-Nspire======

==Introduction to the Game==

Pegs is a port of the TI-84 Puzz Pack game by Fred Coughlin

==What is needed to play the Game==

This game is coded in Lua, thus Nspire OS 3.0 or greater is required.

==Sending the document to your calculator==

Use the TI-Nspire Computer Link or official Emulator software to send Pegs to your TI-Nspire

==Running the Game==

Simply open the document "Pegs" as you would any other document on the TI-Nspire handheld. Press Enter to start level 1

==Playing the Game==

For a detailed description of the rules of the game, please refer to the official website of the TI-84 Version:
http://www.detachedsolutions.com/puzzpack/pegs.php

The goal of each level is to push like pieces (green circles, orange triangles, green crosses, and pink squares) together, leaving no pieces on the board.
You can also eliminate pieces by pushing them into empty "holes", represented by a brown square

When you push pieces together, many have special behaviors, described below:

Circle:  Basic Piece, no special actions.
Square:  No special action when pushed together, but remove holes when pushed into them.
Triangle:  A solid block appears when two triangles are pushed together.
Cross:  After pushing two crosses together, use the arrow keys to select any piece to replace the two crosses.  Press enter to finalize your selection.

==Controls==

Arrow Keys - Up, Down, Left, and Right Movement
R - Restart Level
Tab - Reset Game
Enter - Select piece after pushing two crosses together, level transitions

==Bug Reports and Warranty==

If you find a bug in this game, feel free to e-mail me at apcalc@games.com or post a message at www.omnimaga.org and I will try to respond to you and fix the problem promptly.

Although I have tested this game extensively and I am almost sure there are no bugs and this program will cause no harm to your calculator, I am not responsible for any harm that this program causes.


Thank you for downloading my program! I hope you enjoy your time playing this game!


==History==

Version 1.0, 17-June-2011
 -Initial Release