"globals.kAbout" = "FatCat was a hugely successful game in the 1980s, part of a video game cartridge for HP-85 computers. I\'ll replicate here what I remember about the game\'s behavior as best I can.\n\nHow to play\? Simple! Use the arrow keys to indicate the mouse\'s direction.\n\nObjective: Eat all the cheese and avoid being eaten by the cat.\n\nAfter changing levels, the game will only start after pressing one of the arrow keys.\n\nIf the mouse is eaten by the cat, the game restarts after about 5 seconds, even if the player doesn\'t press any keys.\n\nThe game cannot be paused!\nThe game cannot be saved!";
"globals.kLabelLink" = "For more information, click here.";
"globals.kNewLevelsAdded" = "New levels added successfully.";
"globals.kNoUpdateNeeded" = "No level updates found.";
"globals.kSize" = "Size";
"globals.kDifficulty" = "Difficulty";
"globals.kAppearance" = "Appearance";
"globals.kPlayers" = "Players";
"globals.kCancel" = "Cancel";
"globals.kSave" = "Save";
"globals.kContinue" = "Continue";
"globals.kClose" = "Close";
"globals.kBuy" = "Buy FatCat 2, it\'s the same price!";
"globals.kNextFatCat" = "Did you like the game\? The original version, released in 1981, was exactly like this, and it took me a long time to make it as faithful as possible.\n\nAnd it was super fun!\n\nHow about playing version 2 now\? In addition to the original 31 levels, it currently has over 200 levels. More are on the way and will appear as soon as they\'re created.\n\nThe levels are much larger than the original, which were always 31 columns by 21 rows...\n\nOption to pause the game to go to the bathroom or rest your fingers, or to save and continue another day.\n\nOption to select the player, so the whole family can play right where they left off.\n\nOption to customize colors for the background, maze, cheese, cat, and mouse.\n\nOption for two people to play at the same time, one being the \"mouse\" and the other the \"cat\", on the same computer, sharing the same keyboard, trying to always maintain the same 1980s style, with the technology available at the time.";
"globals.kSizeOriginal" = "Original";
