Rock-Paper-Scissors Game

#!/usr/bin/python

# Coded by: Matthew Schaney

#  Copyright (C) <2011>  <Matthew Schaney>

#    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
#    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
#    the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
#    (at your option) any later version.

#    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
#    GNU General Public License for more details.

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# Version 1.0

# A simple Rock Paper Scissors game. You must have Python installed, to run simply go to a terminal and once in the directory that the code is in type: "python NAME" <--- NAME = whatever you named the code.

# # # IMPORTS OS, WHICH I USE TO CLEAR THE SCREEN, RANDOM TO GET THE COMPUTER'S SELECTION, AND GETPASS FOR USERNAME AND HIDING USER CHOICES

import os, random, getpass
os.system("clear")



# # # GETS THE USERNAME FROM THE SYSTEM AND ASSIGNS IT TO THE VARIABLE 'username'
username = getpass.getuser()


# # # THE INPUT THAT IS USED TO DETERMINE WETHER IT IS SINGLE PLAYER OR NOT

print "Hello,", username, "\b, would you like to play against a computer or another person?"
singleOrNot = int(raw_input("(1) Computer\n(2) Multiplayer\n\n---> "))



# # # IF IT IS 1, WHICH MEANS SINGLE PLAYER, THEN IT RANDOMIZES A NUMBER AND CALCULATES THE CHANGES

if singleOrNot == 1:
    os.system("clear")



    # # # THE COLORS DEFINITIONS

    normal = '\033[0m'
    bold = '\033[1m'
    lose = '\033[91m'
    win = '\033[92m'
    tie = '\033[93m'



    # # # GENERATES A RANDOM NUMBER BETWEEN 0-2

    computerSelc = random.randrange(3)
    # 0 = ROCK
    # 1 = PAPER
    # 2 = SCISSORS



    # # # GETS YOUR SELECTION

    playerSelc = int(raw_input("WHICH ONE WOULD YOU LIKE?\n(1) Rock\n(2) Paper\n(3) Scissors\n\n---> "))



    # # # THIS BASICALLY IS ALOT OF IF'S THAT MATCH UP THE DIFFERENT POINTS

    if playerSelc == 1:
        if computerSelc == 0:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal
        if computerSelc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, lose, "\b\bPaper covers Rock, you lose.", normal
        if computerSelc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, win, "\b\bRock smashes Scissors, you win!", normal
    if playerSelc == 2:
        if computerSelc == 0:
            print "\n\n", bold, win, "\b\bPaper covers Rock, you win!", normal
        if computerSelc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal
        if computerSelc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, lose, "\b\bScissors cut paper, you lose.", normal
    if playerSelc == 3:
        if computerSelc == 0:
            print "\n\n", bold, lose, "\b\bRock smashes Scissors, you lose.", normal
        if computerSelc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, win, "\b\bScissors cut paper, you win!", normal
        if computerSelc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal



# # # BASICALLY THE EXACT SAME STUFF AS ABOVE NO RANDOM NUMBER INSTEAD IT IS AN INPUTED NUMBER FROM BOTH PLAYERS

if singleOrNot == 2:
    os.system("clear")



    # # # THERE ARE DIFFERENT COLORS COMPARED TO ABOVE

    normal = '\033[0m'
    bold = '\033[1m'
    two = '\033[91m'
    one = '\033[34m'
    tie = '\033[93m'

    print "PLAYER", bold, one, "\b\bONE", normal, "\b\b: WHICH ONE WOULD YOU LIKE?\n(1) Rock\n(2) Paper\n(3) Scissors\n\n"
    player1Selc = int(getpass.getpass("---> "))
    os.system("clear")
    print "PLAYER", bold, two, "\b\bTWO", normal, "\b\b: WHICH ONE WOULD YOU LIKE?\n(1) Rock\n(2) Paper\n(3) Scissors\n\n"
    player2Selc = int(getpass.getpass("---> "))



    # # # SAME CALCULATION SYSTEM; USES DIFFERENT VARIABLE SENSE IT IS A PLAYER, NOT A COMPUTER

    if player1Selc == 1:
        if player2Selc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal
        if player2Selc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, two, "\b\bPaper covers Rock, Player Two wins.", normal
        if player2Selc == 3:
            print "\n\n", bold, one, "\b\bRock smashes Scissors, Player One wins.", normal
    if player1Selc == 2:
        if player2Selc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, one, "\b\bPaper covers Rock, Player One wins.", normal
        if player2Selc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal
        if player2Selc == 3:
            print "\n\n", bold, two, "\b\bScissors cut paper, Player Two wins.", normal
    if player1Selc == 3:
        if player2Selc == 1:
            print "\n\n", bold, two, "\b\bRock smashes Scissors, Player Two wins.", normal
        if player2Selc == 2:
            print "\n\n", bold, one, "\b\bScissors cut paper, Player One wins.", normal
        if player2Selc == 3:
            print "\n\n", bold, tie, "\b\bTie Game.", normal