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Blastar was a game written by Elon Musk in 1984 (at the age of 12). The source code was published in a magazine and he received $500 for it. Ashlee Vance's Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX and the Quest for a Fantastic Future includes a reproduction of the page from the publication where it appeared.
Blastar: 1984 is a classic arcade-style space shooter game available on Blastar.app.
27 giu 2015 · VICE article: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/play-the-video-game-elon-musk-coded-when-he-was-12?trk_source=recommended
9 giu 2015 · At age 41, he oversaw the first cargo mission to the International Space Station by a private company. And at age 12, as a kid living in South Africa, he made a space-themed PC game called...
28 apr 2024 · Blastar. This is a game modified to work on the TRS-80 Micro Color Computer ("MC-10") using Micro Color BASIC from the author's published source code. HOW TO PLAY. Launch the emulation and wait until you see the green screen with just an "S" in the upper left corner, then press Scroll Lock and then press F2. This will load the tape.
9 giu 2015 · Today, thanks to the efforts of a Google software engineer named Tomas Lloret Llinares, you can play Blastar here. The game is like Asteroid or Space Invaders, but even more straightforward, if...
9 giu 2015 · When Elon Musk was only 12, he wrote the code for a video game called "Blastar" while he was living in South Africa. Musk's code never made it into an official game, but in 1984 the source code...
11 apr 2023 · Blastar is a shoot-em-up that was written by Elon Musk when he was just twelve years old. The player controls a spaceship on a mission to destroy alien freighters carrying deadly hydrogen bombs and "status beam machines". The player starts off with 5 ships (lives).
9 giu 2015 · When Elon Musk was only 12, he wrote the code for a video game called "Blastar" while he was living in South Africa. Musk's code never made it into an official game, but in 1984 the source code...
27 nov 2022 · When Musk was 12 years old (in 1983), he came up with the source code for a video game called "Blastar." The goal was to blow up as many alien freighters as you could with your five available ...
