1979 Atari (Left) rotate ship left (Right) rotate ship right (LCtrl) fire (LAlt) thrust (Space) hyperspace

1979 Atari (Left) rotate ship left (Right) rotate ship right (LCtrl) fire (LAlt) thrust (Space) hyperspace 1979 Data East (Left) move ship left (Right) move ship right (LAlt) fire 1979 Atari Trackball movement (Fire) action 1979 Atari Trackball movement (Fire) action 1978 Atari Trackball movement (Fire) action 1978 Atari Rotate the + to aim putt in the direction it will go. (LButton) to putt (RButton) 1976 Gremlin Two player action only 4-way directional buttons 1978 Midway Paddle movement (Fire) action 1977 Midway One or Two player action 8-way directional movement 2-way for aim 1977 Exidy Paddle 1978 Midway Paddle 1979 Exidy 4-way directional movement (Fire) for speed 1977 Gremlin Left/Right for movement (LCtrl) fire left (LAlt) fire right 1977 Atari Single player only 2 buttons 1977 Atari 4-way directional movement 1977 Midway (A) batter swings Controller #1 always pitches: 8-way directional (B)(C) moves outfield 1977 Atari 6 buttons Gas, 4-gears 1978 Midway 8-way joystick 3-buttons 1978 Atari Front player: Steering wheel Gas pedal & Horn Rear player: Steering wheel Bell 1976 Atari Analog stick Action button 1979 Namco 2-way joystick (A) Fire 1975 Midway 2-way directional moves fighter (Right) HAT up/down to aim (Right) BUTTON to fire gun 1979 Sega 2-way directional Acceleration button 1979 Sega 4-way directional Acceleration button 1977 Gremlin 1 or 2 players 4-way joystick Requires fast reflexes (not included) 1979 Sega 2-way directional movement Fire button 1979 Atari Single player only Use mouse to control THRUST Cursor rotates LEFT or RIGHT Fire button to ABORT landing 1979 Atari Steering wheel 6-buttons 1976 Atari Single player only Steering wheel (A)-button gas pedal (Z)(X)(C)(V) gears 1 - 4 1977 Atari 3 racks, time limit Keep shooting! 1977 Exidy (A)(B) move left / right (X) bowl (Y)(Z) hook left / right 1976 Midway Single player only Aim left / right Fire button to launch torpedo Time limit 1978 Midway 1 or 2 player modes Aim left / right Fire button to launch torpedo Bonus awarded for 4-in-a-row Time limit First-ever sequel! 1978 Taito 2-way directional Fire button 1977 Cinematronics Left / Right rotates ship Thrust / Fire Pre-game rules: 0 - 9 In-game mods: 1 - 5 Original design by Steve Russell on a PDP-1 mainframe in 1962. 1978 Atari Single player only Steering wheel, pedal Four position shifter 1976 Atari 1 or 2 player racing action Steering wheel, pedal Four position shifter 1977 Atari 1 - 4 player racing action Steering wheel, pedal Four position shifter 1977 Atari 1 - 8 player racing action Steering wheel, pedal Four position shifter 1978 Exidy Control stick Fire button 1977 Atari Flight control stick Fire button Torpedo button 1979 Atari Rotate ship Fire button 1978 Atari Paddle Fire button 1977 Atari Single player only Steering wheel, pedal Four-speed shifter 1979 Zaccaria 2-way horizontal joystick (A) Shoot 1979 Cinematronics Flight control stick Fire button Shield button 1976 Atari 1 - 8 players Double 2-way controls Fire button 1978 Atari 1 - 4 players Paddle Fire button 1978 Atari 1 or 2 players Double 2-way controls Fire button 1979 Atari Single player only 2 Flipper buttons 1 shooter 1979 Vectorbeam 1983 Irem 8-way joystick to move Shake-off would be tacklers (A) button hike/pitch (B) button pass 1984 Capcom 8-way joystick to fly (A) button to shoot (B) button to loop 1987 Capcom 8-way joystick to fly (A) button to shoot (B) button for special 1987 Sega Flight stick controller (A) button to shoot (B) button 1987 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Punch (B) Jump (C) Kick 1988 Sega 8-way joystick Fire button 1986 Taito Paddle Fire button 1987 Taito Paddle Fire button 1981 Sega 2-way joystick (A) button to fire (B) button to warp 1980 Stern Electronics 2-way joystick Fire button 1980 Cinematronics 2-way joystick (A) button to fire (B) button to move 1981 Atari 2-way joystick (A) button to fire (B) button to thrust (C) button for shield 1980 Atari Trackball movement (LButton) (RButton) 1982 Valadon Automation 4-way joystick Action button 1987 Cinematronics Stick for pitching 6-buttons 1980 Atari Double 2-way joysticks Fire button 1980 Stern Electronics 8-way joystick Fire button 1982 Taito Trackball movement 1983 Taito Trackball movement 1984 Taito Trackball movement 1987 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) button to attack (B) button to jump 1987 Atari Spinner to rotate ship (A) button to fire (B) button to thrust (C) button to transform armor 1986 Sega 8-way joystick (A) button (B) button (C) button 1984 Tekhan 8-way joystick (A) button to jump/fly 1981 Namco 8-way joystick (A) button to fire 1989 Konami 8-way joystick (A)/(B) buttons In-game instructions on how to bat and pitch 1986 Taito 2-way joystick (A) button for bubble (B) button to jump 1982 Data East 4-way joystick (A) button for pepper 1982 Data East 8-way joystick (A) button for jump 1988 Incredible Technologies Trackball (A) button for left hook (B) button for right hook 1980 Sega 2-way joystick (A) button to fire 1980 Atari Trackball (A) button to fire 1983 Alpha Denshi 8-way joystick (A) button substitute player (B) button for pitch/bat/throw (C) button to steal/go back 1984 Sega 8-way joystick (A) button does something (B) button does something else 1985 Sega 2-way joystick (A) button does something (B) button does something else 1986 Atari Steering wheel with gas pedal 1985 Sega 8-way joystick (A) button shoot/bomb (B) button change direction 1983 Atari Double 8-way joystick (A) bomb 1988 Data East 8-way joystick (A) button shoot guns (B) button ground missiles 1985 Exidy Lightgun with trigger 1983 Sega 8-way joystick (A) button to shoot (B) button for grenade 1983 Sega 4-way joystick (A) button to jump 1980 Nichibutsu Double 8-way joysticks 1983 Exidy Lightgun with trigger 1983 Atari Trackball (A) button to jump 1988 Atari 1 or 2 player 8-way joystick (A) button to change player -or- pitch/pass on offense -or- one turbo on defense 1988 Atari 1 - 4 players 8-way joystick (A) button to change player -or- pitch/pass on offense -or- one turbo on defense 1980 Williams 2-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Thrust (C) Smart Bomb (D) Hyperspace (E) Reverse 1982 Namco 4-way joystick (A) Pump 1983 Bally Midway 8-way joystick spinner knob (A) Fire (B) Shield 1984 Universal 4-way joystick (A) Fire 1981 Nintendo 4-way joystick (A) Jump 1982 Nintendo 4-way joystick (A) Jump 1983 Nintendo 4-way joystick (A) Spray 1987 Technos first CO-OPERATIVE fighting game 8-way joystick (A) Kick (B) Jump (C) Punch 1988 Technos The Revenge 8-way joystick (A) Left attack (B) Jump (C) Right attack 1987 Namco 8-way joystick (A) Air attack (B) Ground attack 1985 Nintendo Lightgun (A) Fire 1983 Taito 4-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Jump 1985 Atari Stick (A) Fire (B) Tow Cable 1980 Midway Trackball (A) Action 1985 Jaleco 8-way joystick (A) Tractor beam (B) Fire Both release captured assets 1982 Stern Sequel to Berzerk 8-way joystick (A) Fire 1981 Konami 4-way joystick 1982 Taito Double 8-way joysticks (A) Fire (B) Grenade 1981 Namco 2-way joystick (A) Fire 1987 Namco 2-way joystick (A) Fire 1985 Atari Find the hidden potion 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Magic 1986 Atari That was a heroic effort! 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Magic 1985 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Jump 1988 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Jump 1985 Bally Sente Trackball (A) cue button 1986 Taito 8-way joystick (A) BUTTON attack high (B) BUTTON attack middle (C) BUTTON attack low 1989 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Jump (B) Attack (C) Magic 1981 Midway Galactic Orbital Robot Force 8-way joystick (A) Fire Bite the dust, Space ... ! 1982 Atari 2-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Thrust (C) Scoop 1985 Tehkan Trackball (A) Action 1985 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Shoot left (B) Shoot ahead (C) Shoot right 1983 Konami 8-way joystick (A) Fire 1985 Sega Steer with mouse (A) button to accelerate (B) button to break 1984 Bally Sente 8-way joystick (A) Shoot 1987 Sega Paddle (A) Left punch (B) Right punch 1988 Sega Steering wheel Pedal 1984 Konami (A) Left (B) Up (C) Right 1986 SNK 8-way rotary joystick (A) Gun (B) Grenade 1982 Williams 2-way joystick (A) Flap 1983 Bally Midway 4-way joystick 1982 Taito 8-way joystick (A) Jump/Knife 1982 Taito 8-way joystick (A) Jump/Knife 1984 Data East One or Two player action Double 4-way joysticks (Left) moves player (Right) for action There is a practice mode 1981 Midway Trackball (A) Kick 1989 Atari 1983 Gottlieb Save Princess Lyssa from the Beast and his Slayers Double 8-way joysticks (Left) moves Colwyn (Right) fires a glaive 1984 Irem 4-way joystick (A) Punch (B) Kick 1981 Universal 4-way joystick 1981 Data East 4-way joystick (A) Block last doorway 1983 Gottlieb stick to move ship dial to rotate ship (A) Fire 1983 Atari Dial to move left/right (A) Fire/Jump (B) Shield 1985 Sega Trackball for throwing Dial for batting (A) Curve left (B) Straight (C) Curve right (X) Relieve (Y) Run 1981 Kural Electric Licensed by Williams 4-way joystick 1983 Namco 2-way joystick (A) Door open/close 1984 Atari Trackball 1983 Nintendo 2-way joystick (A) Jump 1982 Atari Trackball (A) Fire 1985 Bally Sente Trackball (A) Select tee 1980 Atari Trackball (A) Alpha base fire (B) Delta base fire (C) Omega base fire 1982 Irem 2-way joystick for speed control (A) Fire (B) Jump 1983 Universal 4-way joystick (A) Powerball 1983 Universal 4-way joystick (A) Mallet 1984 Universal 4-way joystick (A) Action 1981 Midway 4-way joystick 1981 Namco 4-way joystick (A) Smoke screen 1981 Midway Spinner (A) Fire (B) Thrust 1986 Sega Steering wheel Pedals gas & break Gears low & high 1980 Namco Licensed to Midway 4-way joystick 1982 Namco Licensed to Midway 4-way joystick 1987 Namco 4-way joystick (A) Bounce 1984 Atari Bicycle handlebars (A) Throw paper 1982 Sega 4-way joystick (A) Push 1980 Amstar 2-way directional (A) Fire (B) Shield 1984 Activision The Lost Caverns 8-way joystick (A) Jump 1982 Namco Steering wheel Pedals gas & break Gears low & high 1983 Namco Steering wheel Pedals gas & break Gears low & high 1982 Nintendo 4-way joystick (A) Punch 1984 Nintendo 4-way joystick (A) Left blow (B) Right blow (C) Knockout 1982 Gottlieb 4-way joystick (diagonal) 1981 Taito 4-way joystick (A) Slow (B) Fast 1987 Taito The Story of Bubble Bobble 2 2-way joystick (A) Rainbow (B) Jump 1980 Namco 4-way joystick (A) Smoke screen 1986 Bally Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (B) Jump 1980 Atari Stick (A) Fire 1984 Atari Stick (A) Fire 1980 Cinematronics 2-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Thrust 1985 Atari stick (A) Hop 1986 Namco 4-way joystick (A) Shoot (B) Jump 1982 Williams Double 8-way joysticks Left joystick to move Right joystick to shoot 1981 Bally Midway 2-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Shield 1981 Konami 4-way joystick (A) Laser (B) Bomb 1988 Tecmo 8-way joystick 3 buttons 1) Chopper: missiles-guns-aim low 2) Jeep: guns-jump-aim behind 1983 Williams 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Sinibomb 1989 Atari 1982 Atari (A) Rotate ship left (B) Rotate ship right (C) Fire (X) Thrust (Y) Shield 1981 Sega (A) Rotate ship left (B) Rotate ship right (C) Thrust (X) Fire 1985 Sega Flight stick (A) Fire (B) Fire (C) Fire 1981 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Laser (B) Bomb 1980 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Shoot (B) Energy barrier Next 5-buttons launch from missile base 1 - 5 1987 Tecfri (1) Ball plunger (A) Left flipper (B) Right flipper 1981 Sigma Enterprises 2-way directional (A) Shoot Left TRIGGER as gas pedal. Left HAT as steering wheel. Right BUTTON for Low/High shift. Right TRIGGER for Weapons Truck. (A) BUTTON for Machine Guns. (B) BUTTON for Oil Slick. (X) BUTTON for Smoke Screen. (Y) BUTTON for Missile. 1980 Cinematronics (A) Rotate ship left (B) Rotate ship right (C) Thrust (D) Fire 1982 Sega Strategic Operations Simulator Dial to rotate Enterprise (A) Phasers (B) Impulse (B) Photon torpedo (C) Warp 1983 Atari Stick (A) Shoot 1981 Williams 2-way vertical joystick (A) Thrust (B) Fire (C) Reverse (X) Smart bomb (Y) Inviso (Z) Hyperspace 1986 Bally Sente 1989 Atari 1984 Valadon Automation 8-way joystick (A) Action 1981 Konami 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Bomb 1987 Sega Steering (A) button to accelerate (B) button to break 1982 Namco 8-way joystick 1984 Nintendo 4-way joystick (pull up to duck) (A) Left blow (B) Right blow (C) Knockout blow 1986 Atari Steering wheel gas pedal 1982 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Fire 1988 Taito 8-way joystick (A) Punch (B) Kick 1982 Sega Dial (A) Fire (B) Reserve ship 1983 Bally Midway 4-way joystick (A) Press to pour & release to serve 1989 Konami Up to 4 players 8-way joystick (A) Jump (B) Attack 1987 Tecmo Up to 4 players 8-way joystick (A) Change position & Jump (B) Action: kick, hike, pass & tackle 1981 Atari Dial (A) Fire (B) Super Zapper 1988 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Rotate 1984 Bally Midway 4-way joystick (A) Chop (B) Chop 1982 Konami 8-way joystick (A) Fire 1984 Konami 8-way joystick (A) Gun (B) Missile 1988 Atari (A)/(B) Paddle hands (X)/(Y) Paddle feet (Z) Fire 1986 Taito Paddle (A) Shoot 1983 Konami Up to 4 players (A) Left (B) Jump/Throw (C) Right 1984 Bally/Sente (A) Red button (B) Green button 1984 Bally/Sente (A) Red button (B) Green button 1984 Bally/Sente (A) Red button (B) Green button 1984 Bally/Sente (A) Red button (B) Green button 1984 Bally/Sente (A) Red button (B) Green button 1982 Bally Midway 8-way joystick with trigger Spinner 1981 Sega Steering wheel Hi/Lo gearshift gas pedal 1984 Williams The Day They Took Over Lightgun (A) Shoot (B) Grenade (C) Gobble 1981 Konami 4-way joystick (A) Bug Bomb 1984 Bally Midway Spinner (A) Fire (B) Bomb 2-player co-op is best 1987 Cinematronics (A)(B) Aim left/right (X)(Y) Move left/right Trackball back/forward 1981 SNK 8-way joystick (A) Fire Left (B) Fire Right (Y) Fire Up (Z) Fire Down 1981 Exidy 8-way joystick (A) Fire One or Two Player action DPAD moves player (Right) HAT rotates gun (Right) HAT BUTTON grenade (Right) BUTTON fire 1982 Bally Midway Trackball 8-way shooter 1981 Cinematronic 2-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Shield 1980 Atari Up to 4 players Paddle (A) Fire 1980 Midway 4-way joystick (A) Fire 1985 Cinematronics Batting stick (A) Run (B) Go back Pitching stick (A) Aim 1982 Namco 8-way joystick (A) Zapper (B) Blaster 1982 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Fire 1990 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Bomb 2000 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Shot/Charging (B) Bomb 15-stages 1995 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Bomb 1995 Midway 1991 Atari 8-way joystick (A)(B) 1-player only 1994 Taito 8-way joystick (A) Bubble (B) Jump 1995 Taito The Story of Bubble Bobble 3 8-way joystick (A) Bubble (B) Jump 1991 Data East 8-way joystick (A)(B) Up to 4 players 1994 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Attack (B) Jump (X) Magic (Y) Select Up to 4 players 1996 Capcom 8-way joystick (A) Attack (B) Jump (X) Magic (Y) Select Up to 4 players 1992 East Coast Coin Company a Boulderdash clone 8-way joystick (A) Dig (B) Drop Bomb (C) Place bomb 1991 Technos 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) Up to 3 players 1994 Sammy (A) Shoot (B) Select Up to 4 players 1993 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Attack (B) Jump (C) Magic Up to 2 players 1995 Incredible Technologies (A) Shoot (B) Select Up to 4 players 2001 Incredible Technologies (A) Shoot (B) Select Up to 4 players 1991 Capcom 8-way joystick (A)(B) Up to 3 players 1991 Data East (A)(B) 1997 Capcom 8-way joystick Punch (A)Low (B)Mid (C)Hi Kick (X)Low (Y)Mid (Z)Hi 1 or 2 players 1998 Capcom 8-way joystick Punch (A)Low (B)Mid (C)Hi Kick (X)Low (Y)Mid (Z)Hi 1 or 2 players 1992 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (C) Kick (B) Block (Y) (X) Punch (Z) Kick 1993 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (C) Kick (B) Block (Y) (X) Punch (Z) Kick 1994 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (C) Kick (B) Block (Y) (X) Punch (Z) Kick 1996 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Shoot/Block (B) Pass/Steal (C) Turbo Up to 4 players 1993 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Shoot/Block (B) Pass/Steal (C) Turbo Up to 4 players 1996 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Shoot/Block (B) Pass/Steal (C) Turbo Up to 4 players 1995 T&E Soft 8-way joystick 6-buttons 1 or 2 players 1994 Atari 8-way joystick 4-buttons: (A) Quick (B) Pierce 2001 Capcom 8-way joystick 1997 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (B) Jump (C) Kick Up to 3 players 1990 Atari (A) Start / Place / Fire (B) Rotate brick 1995 Namco (A) Gas Pedal (B) Change view Video is not emulated 100% Requires fast CPU 1992 Atari 8-way joystick 3-button actions each for pitching / batting 1991 Data East 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) 1990 Williams Double 8-way joysticks 1993 Sega 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) 1995 Taito 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C)(D) Up to 4 players 1994 TCH 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) 1991 Sega 8-way joystick (A) Attack (B) Jump Up to 4 players 1992 Sega Paddle (A)(B)(C) 1996 Capcom 8-way joystick 6-buttons 2003 Limenko 2-way joystick (A) button for bubble (B) button to jump 1990 Data East 8-way joystick (A) Attack (B) Jump 1990 Taito 8-way joystick (A) Fire (B) Power-up! Up to 2 players 1994 Namco 8-way joystick (A)LP (B)RP (Y)LK (Z)RK 1995 Namco 8-way joystick (A)LP (B)RP (Y)LK (Z)RK 1996 Namco 8-way joystick 6-buttons 1991 Midway 4-way joystick (A) Punch Up to 4 players 1998 Midway 1994 Midway 8-way joystick (A) Punch (C) Kick (B) Block (Y) (X) Punch (Z) Kick 1997 Capcom 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) Punch low-mid-high (X)(Y)(Z) Kick low-mid-high 1995 Excellent Systems 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) 1996 Alta/IGS (A)(B) Aim left/right 1992 Sega 1995 Incredible Technologies Regulation and Flash scoring! Up to 4 players 1992 Konami 8-way joystick (A)(B)(C) Up to 4 players 1996 Capcom 8-way joystick Punch (A)(B)(C) lite-med-heavy Kick (X)(Y)(Z) lite-med-heavy 1994 Capcom 8-way joystick Punch (A)(B)(C) lite-med-heavy Kick (X)(Y)(Z) lite-med-heavy

1988 Accolade Port #0 mouse or joystick Port #1 joystick 1986 Electronic Arts 1993 Psygnosis 2008 AmigaSYS Release 4 Featuring AmigaOS 3.9 BoingBag 1 & 2 installed 1280x960 theme Enter WORK for game folders (F5) for CD-ROM 1986 Electronic Arts Wait for title screen to time out before play can begin. 1989 Palace Software 1985 Interplay Electronic Arts 1988 Interplay 1990 Alternate Realities Distributed by Micro Momentum by Kevin Kelm 1994 Millennium 1990 SSI 1987 Kingsoft 1989 Visionary Design 1 or 2 players Tap fire for laser Hold fire for smart bomb (SPACE) toggles shield power-up 1991 SSI 1986 Cinemaware 1988 MicroIllusions 1990 Interstel Empire disk should be writable Hold (RIGHT) mouse-click for pulldown menu. 1988 Electronic Arts 1988 Electronic Arts 1987 Micro Illusions 1988 Topdown Development Rainbow Arts Must eject floppy when prompted and insert diskette #2 1986 Activision Another game Iceman could never beat me at. Heh. 1987 Activision 1986 Bethesda Softworks 1987 Accolade Port #0 mouse or joystick Port #1 joystick 1990 Accolade Port #0 mouse or joystick Port #1 joystick 1992 John Saxon 1989 Omni-Play Click Handicapper Tournament or Stable Owners, then PLAY 1992 Electronic Arts 1987 Icon Design 1995 Team 17 Software 1986 Access Software Left mouse button to aim Right mouse button to hit Don't forget to select a club before hitting!! 1990 Psygnosis 1992 Psygnosis Mouse-click your way past all the intro screens to play menu 1990 Gremlin 1991 Gremlin 1986 Accolade 1995 Ed Mackey Uses Workbench 3.0 Double-click disk icon and folder Again to launch Megaball game 1989 Infogrames 1989 New World Computing 1991 Electronic Arts Right-click for aim / menu Left-click for power and to strike ball 1992 Digital Illusions (F1) - (F4) to select machine (F1) - (F4) for 1 - 4 players Cursor DOWN to pull ball plunger Left/Right (SHIFT) for flippers 1992 Digital Illusions (F1) - (F4) to select machine (F1) - (F4) for 1 - 4 players Cursor DOWN to pull ball plunger Left/Right (SHIFT) for flippers 1995 Digital Illusions Cursor to select machine (F1) - (F8) for 1 - 8 players (RETURN) to launch ball Left/Right (SHIFT) for flippers (F9) low-res (F10) hi-res view 1988 Cinemaware Left mouse-click to skip credits Use joystick to play 1993 Ocean 1995 Dark Unicorn 1987 Domark 1993 Merit Software 1990 Cinemaware Offense: Click (Fire) to pass Hold (fire) to shoot Defense: Click (Fire) for nearest player Hold (Fire) to jump/block 1988 Cinemaware One or Two player action Exhibition and League modes. Another game Iceman could never beat me at. Heh. 1986 Origin Systems Exodus by Lord British 1987 Origin Systems Quest of the Avatar by Lord British 1988 Origin Systems Warriors of Destiny by Lord British Must do an eject disk and insert the 2nd floppy to play. 1990 Origin Systems The False Prophet by Lord British 1988 Infogrames 1990 Cinemaware 1988 Access Software Don't forget to change your club! 1988 Electronic Arts 1 - 4 players 1986 Access Software 1 - 8 players (Down) to position feet (Up) to aim shot Hold (Fire) for power Press (Fire) for hook Mille Bornes card game Written by F. Covitz 1986 Accolade 1984 Electronic Arts It was this Sir Handsome's tile graphic that created my now infamous handle, The Flying Ape. (Alt)(W) loads faster, then (Alt)(W) to play normal 1983 Free Fall Associates Distributed by Electronic Arts Press SPACE to continue during EA loading sequence. Answer N to trainer questions to play straight up. (RESTORE) resets game. 1984 Electronic Arts (RESTORE) resets game. 1983 Creative Software 1983 HES 1983 Commodore 1982 Commodore 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Access Software 1984 Activision 1 - 4 players (Left)(Right) to move (Fire) to shoot (UP) to launch smart bomb 1983 Atarisoft 1982 Broderbund 1982 Commodore 1983 Sega 1984 Atarisoft 1990 Domark 1987 Adventure Programming Crew 1984 Activision 1983 Atarisoft (SPACE) Smart bomb (F8) Hyperspace 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Electronic Arts 1983 Commodore Andy Finkel 1986 Firebird (P) Change power (=) Invisibility spell (INSERT) Summon Golem (HOME) Chaos spell (LCTRL) change Golem orders (ESC) Pause, then (LCTRL) toggles Golem's controller Press (FIRE) for joystick mode When docked, use top numbered keys (1) - (0) for your options (F1) Launch/Front view (SPACE) key for speed (/) KEY for braking (H) KEY for hyperspace (J) Jump time, only while safe Press (FIRE) for joystick mode When docked, use top numbered keys (1) - (0) for your options (F1) Launch/Front view (SPACE) key for speed (/) KEY for braking (H) KEY for hyperspace (J) Jump time, only while safe 1983 Parker Brothers 1984 Atarisoft 1988 Rainbow Arts Press SPACE to start game Choose from 4 heroes Press ESC to skip level 1986 US Gold 1988 US Gold 1986 Activision (ESC) to end instructions (D) to disable fast loader 2nd joystick is disabled Use pulldown menu to assign device for a 2nd player 1983 Commodore 1982 HES 1984 Parker Brothers 1985 Accolade 1985 Accolade 1985 Epyx 1983 Orion Software 1983 Commodore 1 or 2 players Squish the bad guys! Jump on top of them, or hold (FIRE) to push/pull blocks 1983 Epyx Up to 4 players (RESTORE) resets game (RETURN) starts game (Fire) to jump 1984 Epyx Up to 4 players (RESTORE) resets game 8-speeds: 1-fast, 8-slow (Fire) to jump 1983 Atarisoft 1982 Commodore 1982 Commodore 1983 Commodore 1982 Commodore Requires paddle 1986 Access Software (Up)/(Down) selects club (Left)(Right) aim shot Hold (Fire) for Power Press (Fire) for Snap 1983 Broderbund 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Electronic Arts 1983 Atarisoft 1982 Commodore 1984 Gamestar 1983 Atarisoft 1984 CBS Software 1984 Electronic Arts 1983 Commodore Requires paddles 1984 Activision (F1) Start 1984 Activision (F1) Start 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Parker Brothers 1983 Parker Brothers 1982 Commodore 1984 Broderbund On screen instructions (ESC) for (RUN/STOP) (E)nable, (H)igh, (L)oad 1982 HES Up to 6 players 3 computer levels 1984 Activision 1 or 2 players (F1) for each option (Fire) to begin 1983 Atarisoft 1983 Sierra On-Line 1982 Broderbund 64K memory 16 colors Hi-res graphics Sprite animation Sound synthesis CP/M option The perfect holiday gift Only $595 1982 Commodore Requires paddles 1983 Commodore 1984 Sega 1983 Gamestar 1 player only Double (Fire) to reset pitcher (Fire) (Left)/(Right) Fast/Curve (Fire) (Up)/(Down) High/Low Hold (Fire) to bunt 1983 Commodore 1983 Commodore 1983 Sega (Left)(Right) rotates Enterprise (Fire) Phasers (Down) Photon torpedo (Up) Impulse (Fire)(Down) Warp 1983 Parker Brothers 1988 Commodore 1983 Commodore Requires paddles 1984 Sega 1983 Bally Midway Onscreen formations, receivers, and line-blocking instructions. Fire to hike, then Fire once to pass to bottom receiver, or twice for top receiver. (F1)/(F2) for team timeouts (SPACE) pause (RESTORE) reset 1984 Activision (F1) start (F2) start Lord British The First Age of Darkness Lord British The Revenge of the Enchantress (Alt)(8) attach disk - side A boot disk - side B player disk Lord British Exodus (Alt)(8) attach scenario disk Lord British Quest of the Avatar (Alt)(8) attach any of the two disks, side A or B (SPACE) for options (I) Initiate Game Lord British Warriors of Destiny (Alt)(8) drive #1 (Alt)(9) drive #2 four disks, side A or B 1983 Electronic Arts by Progressive Peripherals More of Wizard (below), but two disks and slow loading (Alt)(W) loads faster, then (Alt)(W) to play normal (Alt)(8) change disks 1988 Infogrames 1988 Ere Informatique Comes with trainer (G) to play game (N) to skip END 1991 Millennium On screen instructions 1983 Progressive Peripherals Fire to jump (SPACE) to use spell in current arrow direction (RUN)/(STOP) to pause 1983 Commodore 1984 Sega 1985 Datasoft 1980 Acorn Computers Ltd. Another 6502 home computer Unusual BASIC which allowed Assembler to be written inline. 1983 BBC Micro Enter: CHAIN '''' to play a game off tape. Press SHIFT-2 for '' Boots DOS 3.3 Boots ProDOS Runs Castle Wolfenstein January 1986 by Apple Computer Boots System 6.0.5 hard disk October 1977 by Atari 25 million units sold Also sold as Atari VCS bundled with this included game cartridge. October 1979 by Atari Crappy as a home computer, but Star Raiders sold as their best title. 1982 by Atari Use PLUS and Enter on keypad for options. (F1) to start - (F3) reset 1986 by Atari (1) Select (2) Reset Compatible with 2600 carts and controllers 1977 by Commodore This model introduced 1980 Highly successful in UK businesses and education. The new ROM version included direct disk commands. January 1981 by Commodore 2.5 million units sold Sported the famous 8-bit 6502 microprocessor invented by Chuck Peddle. Pure genius. Quikman 4k ROM cartridge. August 1982 by Commodore 30 million units sold (World Record) Took the world by storm! Designed by Bob Yannes. (Type RUN for classic Trek) A failed product because it lacked C64 compatibility. I owned the C16 version and enjoyed the new BASIC and 128 colors with blink mode. June 1985 by Commodore 4 million units sold A rejuvenated 8-bit line with this jewel, led by Bil Herd. C64 mode for compatibility July 1985 by Commodore 5 million units sold officially 20 million units sold estimated This cheaper model came out 3- years after Amiga 1000, the world's first multimedia PC. November 1982 by GCE Over 115 thousand units sold Built-in Mine Storm game 1991 Sega 11 million units sold Batteries included. 1989 Sega Genesis 14 million units sold US model Sonic the Hedgehog cartridge was typically bundled with this gaming console. October 1986 Sega 13 million units sold 1990 Sega I almost bought this computer, but the Commodore VIC 20 was $100 cheaper and their spokesman was William Shatner. 1981 Radio Shack 1982 Radio Shack 1986 Radio Shack 1983 June 1981 2.5 million units sold It looked impressive with black and stainless steel. TI Invaders Command Module included. 1977 Tandy Radio Shack Over 250,000 units sold Enter cmd to play: cutthroa telengrd 1981 Commodore This game survived Scott Adams' wife Alexis putting the disks with the source code in the oven one time when she got sick of Scott working so much on it. 1982 HES 1981 by Roger Merritt Nice port of Berzerk! How did they implement hi-res graphics on such a little machine? I would later write my own sprite routines in a Pac-Man port. 1982 Creative Push UP to start. Fast moving defender clone. 1982 by Darren Lee High school buddy wrote this decent Snake-out clone. 1984 by Robert Hurst Simple, yet effective. There is really only 1 level of AI as the other is purely random shots. 1982 Creative Press FIRE for skill levels. Push UP to start. 1982 by Darren Lee High school buddy wrote this crappy program, but I could never tell him that! 1982 by Robert Hurst My attempt to squeeze the board game, Dark Tower, into my little personal computer. It was that translation that got me hooked on computer programming. Running store display 1983 Imagic Loved the Atari 2600 version, which influenced my buying decision. Should have went to the arcade and had an Awful-Awful instead. 1981 Andrew Colin 1982 Commodore Loved the arcade version. This port was one of the better versions available for a home computer. 1981 Commodore William Shatner did the demo of this game on TV. Arcade version Lunar Lander is of course far superior. Origin who cares? My first software on tape purchase. $10 at Toys 'R Us. Poor quality, but that incited me to write better programs. 1983 Atarisoft I never owned this game, but it plays better than Pac-Man. 1982 by Robert Hurst The result of my high school computer math class. 1982 Commodore My first software purchase ever. Discovered its Easter Egg: Ctrl-Shift-C= key sequence during title screens. 1981 UMI 1983 Atari I never owned this game, thankfully. 1983 HES An original climb and run game. Deep levels. Press FIRE and drop man into Level 1. 1984 by Robert Hurst Spite made me changed its title and logo. 1983 by Robert Hurst Domino's never bought the rights to this game. However, they later created a blue mascot called the Noid. 1983 by Robert Hurst I wrote a sort routine in this game that was later used to challenge out of my college BASIC class. Saved $1500 and a trimester in time. 1984 by Robert Hurst Wrote this during a 1-week college break, using just a machine language monitor. What a nerd!! 2008 by Robert Hurst Disassembled and re-assembled just to see if I could improve upon my 24-year aged code. Now, all 3583-bytes are used. Still a nerd!! 2008 by Robert Hurst Relocated to $A000 as a game cartridge. The extra 512 bytes came in handy for more game improvements. Only 1-byte remains unused. 1984 by Robert Hurst My first copyrighted program. Look it up in the Library of Congress. 1981 Commodore Annoying tune, but the game can be quite addicting, if not frustrating. Quick reflexes and adept joystick handling are must haves to be successful. 1982 Commodore Another hi-res game. I spent many hours browsing their code to figure that out. 1983 by Darren Lee High school chum wrote this great Space Invaders clone. Learned 6502 machine language as a result. Thanks Darren Lee. 1982 UMI by Roger L. Merritt 1983 by Robert Hurst Used Satan's Hollow idea of changing colors, and final stage from Yar's Revenge. Left/Right and Fire! 1983 Human Engineered Software One of my All-Time favorites. Can you reach the end? I did! 1982 Broderbund Use your WWII plane to take on the Bungeling Empire! Converted by Sean Kruuv Simple, but fun nonetheless. Origin unknown Pac-Man clone, but not hi-res. Action is still fun, because of the excellent timing and sound effects. 1983 by Robert Hurst Not exactly Galaga, but a clever space shooter with progressive surprises. Left/Right and Fire! 1983 Sega This was an incredible port of the arcade version, considering this was an economic computer. 1983 by Roger Merritt This sequel has a lot more action. Is it any better? You be the judge. 1983 by Robert Hurst A tribute to my girlfriend at the time. I was 18 and fell in love. Life was good. 1981 Commodore Everyone typed this sample program from the VIC 20 User's Guide. 1982 Creative Origin unknown This one will test your reflexes. It is timed perfectly if you can react quick enough.

1978 Atari 1977 Atari 1981 Atari 1982 Imagic 1978 Atari 1983 Atari 1982 Atari 1983 CBS Electronics 1978 Atari 1982 Activision 1977 Atari 1982 Imagic 1981 Atari 1984 Atari 1982 Imagic 1982 Imagic 1983 Activision 1982 Parker Bros. 1982 Mattel A real blast for 1 or 2 players. 1983 Xonox 1982 CBS 1981 Atari 1981 Activision 1983 Atari 1983 Atari 1982 Mattel 2007 Spiceware by Darrell Spice Jr. A wonderful Warlords clone. 1 - 4 players with on-screen menu. 1982 Activision 1981 Atari 1987 Atari 1978 Atari 1983 CBS Electronics Uses Booster Grip controller Button (A) Thrust Button (B) Fire 1981 Atari 1982 Activision 1984 Activision 1982 Atari 1983 Atari 1982 Activision 1983 Activision 2003 Eric Ball 1980 Activision 1983 CBS Electronics 1987 Atari 1978 Atari 1978 Atari 2 player dueling action 2003 Xype Yep, there are programmers still writing for this 8-bit gaming console. 1982 Atari 1982 Imagic 1982 Atari 1982 Mattel 1982 Mattel 1983 CBS 1981 Atari 1982 CBS Electronics 1981 Atari Released 1986 1988 Accolade 1990 Atari 1987 Atari 1988 Atari 1990 Atari 1987 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Atari 1988 Atari 1988 Atari 1988 Atari 1987 Atari 1987 Atari To continue game play, repeatedly tap Left Fire after the last life is lost. 1988 Atari 1988 Atari 1989 Activision 1988 Absolute 1990 Atari To skip first 28 levels, enter TURTLE as a code at the title screen. 1988 Atari 1987 Atari 1987 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Atari 1987 Atari There is a bug where some of the pieces you need are hidden under computer terminals, but the terminals cannot be searched, making this game an impossible mission. 1989 Atari 1987 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Absolute 1988 Atari 1989 Atari 1988 Atari 1990 Atari 1990 Atari 1990 Atari 1987 Atari 1990 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Absolute 1990 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Activision 1988 Atari 1987 Atari 1990 Atari 1988 Atari 1987 Atari 1989 Atari 1989 Absolute 1988 Froggo 1989 Absolute 1989 Absolute 1988 Electronic Arts 1988 Atari 1988 Froggo 1987 Atari 1989 Atari 1987 Atari August 1982 by Coleco Industries 6 million units sold 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1982 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1982 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1984 Parker Brothers 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1982 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1984 Coleco 1983 Coleco 1982 Coleco 1982 Coleco 1990 Sega 1989 Sega Acclaim 1989 Sega 1994 Konami 1992 Imagineering 1991 SunSoft 1992 SunSoft 1995 Tradewest 1994 Interplay 1993 Psygnosis 1994 Gametek (Start) toggles punches / kicks Kung Fu Bunny, Tai Cheetah Foxy Roxy, Kendo Coyote Ivan the Bear, Prince Leon Rhei Rat, or Dali Llama 1993 Sega 1994 Virgin 1992 Data East 1992 TBS Walt Disney 1993 Spectrum Holobyte 1990 Chiki Chiki 1 or 2 players 1992 Core Design 1996 Sega 1994 Konami 1993 Virgin Yes, the 7UP mascot 1991 Sega Warner Bros. 1991 Electronic Arts 1993 Data East 1 or 2 player Split screen 1994 Blizzard 1995 Sega 1992 Electronic Arts 1992 Sega 1991 Virgin 1993 SunSoft 1994 Virgin 1994 Virgin 1992 Technos 1994 Bandai 1991 Electronic Arts Electronic Arts Hockey or Football 1994 Playmates 1995 Playmates 1991 Sega 1995 Sega 1995 Sega 1993 Electronic Arts 1989 Capcom 1993 Sega 1991 Accolade 1993 Accolade 1994 Accolade 1995 Accolade U.S. Gold Konami Accolade 1990 Electronic Arts 1991 Electronic Arts 1992 Electronic Arts 1992 Electronic Arts 1993 Electronic Arts 1992 Electronic Arts (A) Turn / Steal (B) Shoot / Block (C) Hook 1995 Acclaim 1993 Electronic Arts 1995 Acclaim 1994 Electronic Arts 1995 Electronic Arts 1996 Electronic Arts 1997 Electronic Arts 1990 Sega 1992 Parker Brothers 1992 Electronic Arts 1994 Acclaim 1994 Electronic Arts 1995 Electronic Arts 1996 Electronic Arts 1997 Electronic Arts Public Domain Plays exactly like Andy Finkel's Commodore VIC 20 version 1991 Electronic Arts 1992 Electronic Arts 1994 Electronic Arts 1994 Activision 1993 Psygnosis 1991 Walt Disney 1993 Sega 1991 Sega 1991 Taito 1996 Sega 1991 Sega 1992 Sega 1994 Sega 1994 Acclaim 1993 Flying Edge 1991 Sega 1993 Sega 1994 Electronic Arts 1992 Walt Disney 1995 Electronic Arts 1989 Techno Soft 1990 Techno Soft 1993 Sega 1995 Walt Disney 1996 Williams 1994 Electronic Arts 1995 Sega 1993 Sega 1993 Konami Button 4 selects title: Rockaroids More Invaders! Vectris Spike's Water Balloons Button 1 starts game 1982 GCE Duncan Muirhead 1982 GCE William Hawkins & Lenny Carlson 1982 GCE Chris King 1982 GCE 1982 GCE Richard Moszkowski 1982 GCE Bill Hawkins 1983 GCE John Hall 1982 GCE John Hall 2002 John Dondzila 1983 GCE 1982 GCE John Hall 1998 Christopher Tumber 2002 John Dondzila 1983 GCE Mark Indictor 1983 GCE 1982 GCE Bill Hawkins 1982 GCE Paul Newell 1982 GCE 1982 GCE 1983 GCE 1983 GCE 1983 GCE Bill Hawkins 1982 GCE 1982 GCE 1983 GCE Hawkins, Muirhead, Patrick King

Powered by M.A.M.E. 1996 by Nicola Salmoria (1)(2)(5)(6) for player start (3)(4)(7)(8) insert player coin (P) to pause game (TAB) for more options / cheat (ESC) to exit system Powered by Stella (F1) to select game (F2) to start game (Pause|Break) to pause game (TAB) for more options (CTRL)(Q) to quit system Powered by M.E.S.S. (1) Select (2) Start (P) to pause game (F3) to reset system (TAB) for more options (ESC) to exit system Powered by M.E.S.S. (1) - (8) usually starts a game (F3) to reset system (ESC) to exit system Powered by VICE: x64 (ALT)(D) toggles fullscreen (ALT)(J) swaps joysticks (ALT)(W) toggles warp mode (ALT)(Q) or (X) to exit system (ESC) is Run/Stop key (PageUp) is Restore key Powered by UAE (F12)(F1) eject floppy 1 (F12)(F2) eject floppy 2 (F12)(Q) to quit system (F12)(S) toggle screen Powered by VICE: xvic (ALT)(D) toggles fullscreen (ALT)(W) toggles warp mode (ALT)(Q) OR (X) to exit system (ESC) is Run/Stop key Powered by M.E.S.S. New UI menu for options (Scroll Lock) toggles keyboard (TAB) for more options (ESC) to exit system Powered by M.E.S.S. (1)(2) for player start (3)(4) for player mode (P) to pause game (F3) to reset system (TAB) for more options (ESC) to exit system Powered by M.E.S.S. Use Cursor Arrows (1) to begin game (P) to pause game (F3) to reset system (TAB) change color overlay (ESC) to exit system