SOFTWARE LIBRARY
The software
14,082 programs for the PET, VIC-20, C64, C128 and Plus/4, free to share and on our own shelf. Download one, or put it on a floppy and run it on The Machines.
Thor Software presents: 3D Silicon Fish, programmed in 1984 by Chris Stamp. Steer a car in a maze with a joystick, avoid exploding bombs and collect green moving rectangles by p...
"Play the weirdest game of soccer you shall ever play in your life." Programmed in 1982 by Jeff Shyshka, published by Rabbit Software. The keyboard controls for the goalkeepers ...
© Livewire 1983. A vertical shooting game with 3 screens, the first of which resembles Space Invaders. After going through the 3 screens, the graphics changes and the game bec...
A Breakout-like game, © 1982 Bug-Byte. Keep the ball on the screen with your racket, and hit bricks with the ball.
Crunched version of Flipper1.0. As the game does not use any interrupts, the graphics at $218-$257 is relocated at $300-$3ff.
A Freecell variant (solitaire game) for the Commodore 64. Programmed by Dick Trissel <rtrissel@slonet.org>.
Interceptor Software presents: Galaxzions by A. Barton. Another rather unplayable shoot-em-up. Requires joystick.
"Mastertronic presents Shopper © 1984. Press space or fire to start. Use joystick or keys A/S/P/L. Change level via F5. Halt and restart game with F1 and F3. Beware of the r...
Roller Kong, a very poor Donkey Kong clone that was cracked from an original C16 tape and crunched with PuCrunch.
A submarine simulator by Thorn EMI. Requires joystick. The Morse code in the start-up screen tries to say: "Programmed by Gary York EJIIM".
A textual adventure by Dave Angier and Andrew Baillie, published in May 1983 by Romik Software.
A puzzle game. Cartridge label: commodore viduzzles commodore 16 and plus/4 Copyright 1984 all rights reserved commodore business machines inc.
Avoid falling objects. Copyright Commodore Business Machines, 26 March 1984.