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A2-FS1 Flight Simulator |
The very first flight simulator produced for the Apple II. There are three versions on this disk along with a very good document detailing the history of Flight Simulator I and Sub-Logic Software. |
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A2-FS2 Flight Simulator |
This was the second edition of the Sublogic Flight Simulator for the Apple II with improved and more realistic graphics. |
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ABM |
This game is a great copy of the game Missle Command. ABM is fairly esy to play but steadily gets harder as the game goes on. |
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Abyssal Zone |
This is a nifty adventure game that incorporates graphics screens and animation in addition to the tradition text at the bottom of the screen. |
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Acey Deucy |
A selection of card games for the Apple II including the perverbial Solitaire game that everyone is always playing. |
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Advanced Blackjack |
This is a highly advanced version of Blackjack and offers a variety of play methods and options. |
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Adventure Caves |
A collection of text based adventure games, a few of which were in various computer magazines of the Apple ][ era. |
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Alice in Wonderland |
This is the classic Alice in Wonderland, through the looking glass game that many girls enjoyed in the 1980's and 1990's. |
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Alien |
Description not available yet |
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Aliens |
Description not available yet |
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Amazon |
Description not available yet |
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A Mind Forever Voyaging |
An Infocom adventure game by Steve Meretzky from the early 1980's. The game was well know for being a little weird, however it was a game that was thoroughly enjoyable and had one of the best endings of any game. AMFV was included in The Lost Treasures of Infocom |
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Amnesia |
Description not available yet |
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Angel-1 |
Description not available yet |
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Animals |
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Ankh |
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Ape Escape |
This is a high paced arcade game in which you attempt to climg the building while avoiding obstacles along the way. Challenging and fun for hours. |
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Apple Bowl |
Classic bowling for the Apple II complete with ball english. It was as close to realistic emulation of bowling as one could get in 1980 |
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Apple Chess |
One of the very first chess games for the Apple II. |
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Apple Invaders |
This disk contains several different renditions of the famous 1977 hit, Space Invaders. |
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Tetris |
Description not available yet |
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Apple Trek |
This version of startrek was one of the first to incorporate both the graphical element and the text element into the classic 1970's Star Trek game. |
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Archon |
Description not available yet |
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Arkanoid |
This is the most famous of the break out type games from the 1980's. Fun to play, high paced and enough stages to keep even the best players busy for hours. |
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Arkanoid II |
The follow up of the enhanced breakout game by Taito. |
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Artillery |
The classic ballistic game which two opposing players try to guess the angle of the shot in order to try and blow up their opponents. |
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Atom20 |
This was a text game that first appeared in the February 1979 issue of Creative Computing magazine. While quite simplistic in it's approach, it was a decent attempt at cultivating the cold war nuclear holocaust fears and putting them into a game that people would play. |
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Awacs |
Description not available yet |
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Aztec |
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