PSI GAMES
(Paxman Promotions / Prism Leisure Corporation)

(c) CJS 1984
(c) Prism Leisure Corp 1986
(c) Paxman Promotions 1986


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"Psi-Games" is a collection of tests, games and demonstrations which
introduce you to the world of telepathy, precognition and memory
associations. The program is broken down into distinct sub-programs,
each of which is easily assessed. All you need to do is follow the
instructions and select from a series of options which are presented
to you in the form of a menu.

The word "psi" is a collective term which represents the whole field
of supernatural phenomena associated with telepathy, precognition,
telekinesis, etc. This program concentrates on specific tests which
will try to establish whether or not you have nay telepathic or pre-
cognitive powers. Telepathy is a term describing a power which enables
you to read another person's mind. Precognition is a term which means
that you have the ability to predict events in the future. It is my
belief that these powers are latent in everyone and simply need
'exercising' to bring them to the forefront of the mind and enable a
person to control them. It is hoped these tests will stimulate these
dormant powers and that in time you will see a significant improvement
in your test performance.

The tests are very simple. All you have to do is select an option and
follow the instructions, having read them carefully. It is recommended
that the tests are performed over a long period of time, and that you
store your results after each test. Provision has been made to enable
you to save test results on tape, so that a cumulative set of data can
be built up, thereby giving a more representative account of your
powers.

The tests are based around those used by Professor Rhine, an American
researcher, who in the late 1930s conducted thousands of these tests
in order to establish the existence of telepathy in both 'gifted' and
'ungifted' subjects. He designed a set of cards on which five basic
patterns were printed. These same cards are used in this program to
conduct similar tests, the results of which are automatically plotted
on a graph so that you can easily check your performance to date.

Statistical manipulation of data is responsible for many 'rigged'
results. Part of this program shows the computer self-testing itself
repeatedly under different selection criteria, so that the effects of
change, guess work and shrewd prediction on behalf of the computer can
be examined. Study the computer's performance and you may be surprised
by the results!

Also included is a compulsive game which incorporates prediction and
memory association of colours and shapes. The computer can be 'tuned'
to perform better as your memory improves. It is a game which
exercises the mind and hopefully will enhance your memory ability.