Introduction: Welcome to the Multiplication Game, a strategic challenge implemented in MIPS assembly language. This game involves a 6x6 grid where players select numbers to multiply, aiming to create a sequence of four in a row, vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.

Objective: The goal is to form a sequence of four numbers in a row by strategically multiplying selected digits. Players take turns choosing numbers within the range of 1 to 9 and the game progresses until one player achieves a sequence of four.

Starting the Game: The game begins with the computer randomly selecting a number from 1 to 9. The player then selects their number within the same range.

Gameplay: Players' numbers are multiplied to create moves that update the grid. The computer responds by calculating its move, multiplying its choice by the player's number. The board updates after each turn to reflect the new product, with ‘0’ displaying on each tile the player has selected & ‘X’ displaying on each tile that the computer has selected.

Winning Conditions: The game continues until a player successfully forms a sequence of four numbers in a row, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The player or computer achieving this sequence is declared the winner.

Game Controls: Use the provided interface to input your number selection when prompted. Follow on-screen instructions to progress through turns. Pay attention to the grid to strategize moves.