Sensible World of Soccer was released in 1994 on Amiga (I remember buying it). Basically it's a top down view football (soccer) game - and was/is brilliant in the playability department.
Perhaps it's not to everyone's taste, but I'm surprised Elite doesn't doesn't get a mention.
Prior to entering the room (I am assuming it's a room where you can somehow touch the light bulb, the light works and is connected to one of the switches etc), flip one of the switches e.g. switch number 1 (we'll call them 1,2 and 3) and leave it on for 30 seconds. Flip that switch back to off and flip switch number 2 to on. Now enter the room. If the bulb is lit it is switch number 2 that controls the light. If the bulb is not lit but warm (feel by touching it) it is switch number 1 that controls the light. If the bulb is unlit and cold it is switch number 3 that controls the light.
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Sensible World of Soccer was released in 1994 on Amiga (I remember buying it). Basically it's a top down view football (soccer) game - and was/is brilliant in the playability department. Perhaps it's not to everyone's taste, but I'm surprised Elite doesn't doesn't get a mention.
Prior to entering the room (I am assuming it's a room where you can somehow touch the light bulb, the light works and is connected to one of the switches etc), flip one of the switches e.g. switch number 1 (we'll call them 1,2 and 3) and leave it on for 30 seconds. Flip that switch back to off and flip switch number 2 to on. Now enter the room. If the bulb is lit it is switch number 2 that controls the light. If the bulb is not lit but warm (feel by touching it) it is switch number 1 that controls the light. If the bulb is unlit and cold it is switch number 3 that controls the light.