Game: Bomberman
Authors: Ricky Cheng, Salvatore DiLeo, Abraham L Fried-Tanzer
Description: Class game of bomberman with single player / multiplayer.

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Instructions: To run the game, type the following command

python main.py

# Multiplayer
To run this, it is a bit more complicated. Currently it is set to run on the localhost. 
This setting can be modified from the config.py file. In order to run it on your server,
change LOCALHOST = True to LOCALHOST = False. server_tcp, admin, and game file is currently 
set to localhost / reflecting my online server. Those values would have to be changed as well. 

Assuming we are on localhost. You will need to run two separate instances of the game.

# Run the server
python ~/bomberman/server_tcp.py

# Start the two instances of the games, join multiplayer
python ~/bomberman/main.py
python ~/bomberman2/main.py

# Run the admin to start the multiplayer game
python ~/bomberman/admin.py

Press 8 to start the game

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# Keys
Arrow keys to move
Spacebar to lay bomb
g is a cheat / easter egg. It adds 1 bomb and 1 power up

# Title Screen
- Single Player
  = One player bomberman, currently set to have 2 stages with 6 levels per stage.

- Multi Player
  = Multiplayer bomberman that supports up to 4 players via a TCP connection. This
    can be played via local

- Instructions
  = Not implemented

- High scores
  = This displays all the high scores for single player.

- Exit
  = Terminates the application.

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BUGS

- Explosion doesn't kill you when you stand on a bomb
- Bomb doesn't display when you press the spacebar / lay it down
- Lag in animation when bomb explodes / player moves around
- When you run into an enemy, it doesn't redraw
- Timer runs out, no calculations
- Stage calculations, after 2-6 it will crash
- Pressing keys does not turn if the player can not move into that position
- Multiplayer, no game over?


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The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Ricky Cheng, Salvatore DiLeo, Abraham L Fried-Tanzer

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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