This disk contains a collection
of commercial arcade games, written in machine code for speed.
Name
(and filename)
|
Description |
What
to type at the dos prompt |
Babel Terror (bable/cmd) |
Eat bables and stars while negotiating a maze.
By Y Lempereur. Funsoft (1982) |
bable |
Space
Castle (castle/cmd) |
Destroy the Space Castle. By Charles Guy, The
Cornsoft Group (1982) |
castle |
Star Cresta (cresta/cmd) |
A fairly primitive space invaders game. Cosmic
Software (1982). |
cresta |
Gravitron (gravitr/cmd) |
Kind of a cross between Lunar Lander and Penetrator.
By Dennis Lo (1983). |
gravitr |
The Swarming (swarming/cmd) |
Negotiate a maze packed with swarming creatures.
By David P. Berude. Gamestar Software (1982). |
swarming |
Starfighter (starfighr/cmd) |
Pilot a starfighter in first-person view. You
will need the manual for this one. I'll see if I can find one |
starfigh |
Stellar Escort (stellar/cmd)
|
First-person view. Protect your escort from all-comers.
By Jeff Zinn. Distributed by Big Five Software (1982). |
stellar |
Stronghold (strnghld/cmd) |
Protect you city from stray nuclear debris while
trying to destroy three other cities. By Ken Olson and Larry
Chow, Computer Shack (1981) |
strnghld |
Vexus (vexus/cmd) |
Simple. Patrol Vexus tunnels. Destroy all aliens. By J. Weaver
Jr. distributed by Soft Sector Marketing (1982). |
vexus |
Cyborg (cyborg/cmd) |
Negotiate passageways. Shoot things (you know the drill by
now). By Bill Dunlevy and Douglas Frayer. Distributed by Computer
Shack. (1982) |
cyborg |
