Ithaca is a simulator for the Magnavox Odyssey, the world's first video game
console. Currently, it supports cards 1 to 8, but more cards will be added in
the future.

Please note that this is only a simulator, not an emulator. As a result, 
accuracy is not guaranteed, and should by no means be expected (especially at 
this early stage of development). In the future, I would like to create a true 
emulation of the system, but that's a long way off.

By default, the game launches with card 1. To change this, simply give the card
number as an argument. For example, to play card 3, you would type 'ithaca 3'.

Controls are hardcoded, but if you want to change them, you can edit the file 
"input.c" and recompile. In order, the controls are up, down, left, right,
english up, english down, and serve. The default controls are:

Player One: W, S, A, D, E, Q, F
Player Two: I, K, J, L, O, U, H

In the future, an actual input configuration method will be added.

Note that the two translucent rectangles on each side do not appear on the 
original Odyssey picture, and are there simply to show the state of each 
player's english control.

Also note that this is the first major programming project I've ever completed, 
so there are doubtless many, many bugs, inefficiencies, and messy code. I'll 
hopefully get better with this. As a result, this is only guaranteed to run 
under Linux with SDL2. I have a feeling a lot of code would need to be added in 
order to get it to work with Windows, macOS, or other operating systems. I 
would like to support those at some point, but for now this is all I've got.

To help with development, or for other support, feel free to contact me at 
centaurself@pm.me.

Future goals:
- Additional cards
- Overlay support
- An actual GUI
- Better control adjustment
- Windows and macOS support
- Probably other things

---VERSION HISTORY---

0.2:
- adding cards two to eight
- actual reset functionality

0.1:
- initial release
- card 1 fully implemented