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Mice: source and disassembled generated with XRD. Mice is a multisplitter, so it replicate along the core and activate the copies in parallel. Then each copy try to replicate itself, and so on.

Ferret is composed of two sections. The first is an efficent scanner that compare distante locations to search for enemy code: it if find anything, it fires paralyzing bombs. The second section is activated once the first completed, and it's just a very basic bomber.

Ferret vs Mice in graphics, debug mode. Soon after the simulation started, Ferret had already found and shot Mice with SPL 0 bombs. For Mice a slow agony just started...

After about half of the cycles, Ferret has finished the core scan, and the step 1 bomber started. The lasts of Mice's tasks are about to be killed.

Match with 500 rounds in fast mode. The simulation output alternate between the 4 viewports at each round. Ferret demonstrate a clear superiority.

Mice obliterating Dwarf. A simple step 4 bomber like him have no chances against a multisplitter like Mice.

Again Mice vs Dwarf, in console mode. Text mode is less pleasing on the eyes, but way faster.

Things get serious, with a nice tournament. The warriors can be inserted manually at the moment, or read from a playlist and confirmed one by one, like here. Each player correctnes is checked when it's loaded in memory. And empty ENTER after the last and...

The tournament get started. Each player will have to combat with everyone else. After each match, the partial score is updated, and at the end of the competition XRC generate a report that included all details of every match.

An example of tournament in network mode. XRC in master mode is in a Windows 98 VDM, while a slave is running in emulation under PocketDOS-PC. For the network mode to work, the only requirement is a shared folder for the communications.

Coreographic ending with a classic "Hello World!" in RedCode (created with the RedMap tool)!