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Also, several pieces in one line can change colour
simultaneously. Eg, with three white pieces in a
horizontal, vertical or diagonal line between a black
piece already in position and another one just moved
there, all three change colour simultaneously.
One piece can change colour several times during a
game. In the position on the right, for example, White
can counter the last move by Black by moving to e1,
causing all black pieces from e2 to e3 to change to white.
If a player cannot place a piece in such a way as to surround and capture one or more pieces of
the opposite colour, he must “pass” and his opponent has another turn.
6.1.4 Result of the game
Neither player can insert more than 32 pieces. The game ends when they are both unable to play,
and the winner is the one with more pieces of his own colour on the board. If they both have the
same number, the game is a draw.
6.2 Playing against the computer
6.2.1 Starting a game
To start a game of Reversi, first press START . Then use ▲ or ▼ to select “NEW GAME“
and confirm with
„E“ . Now use ▲ or ▼ to select
Reversi and confirm with
„E“
again.
Press your piece (with your colour facing up) on to the target or “to” square. With the
computer playing, a “blinking” piece is displayed. Press down on the appropriate square to
“place” the piece.
6.2.2 How to „E“ a move
Press with your piece as you insert it on its square with your own colour uppermost. On the
computer’s turn, a piece is shown “blinking” on the LCD. Press the corresponding square as
you insert the piece.
When a piece must be “flipped”, it is shown oscillating between white and black on the LCD
board. Press the square as you turn the piece over.
When the computer must “pass”: There are 3 “beeps”, the display briefly shows
PASS , and
the user has another turn.
When the user must “pass”: The display shows
PASS . Press „E“, and play continues.
End of game: The winner is shown as WW (White wins) or BW (Black wins), and the number
of pieces remaining for each player is displayed. The black pieces are always shown first,
followed by white, e.g.
WW 29:35: White wins, 35 to 29 pieces.