A rethinking of the Arcade Tron Lightcycle game with paintbrushes instead of cycles. Part of the part of "Crazy Corners" and "Arcade Action" game pack under the name Paint & Corners. Published in 64'er Spielesammlung #5, also in Digital Marketing PD #142 where it went by, "Paint Brush"

Released as part of "Bits, Pieces and Clues" and "Interactive Adventures" game packs. Based on the same initial code that the 1979 PET adventure that spawned several versions of this game for different Commodore machines. This is an Egyptian themed text adventure, like the original versions the goal is to score 175 points by collecting treasure. In the game the …

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Published as part of "Land, Sea & Air Adventures" and "Action Thrillers" game packs.

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A 2 player only chess game

In this version, you can play the computer or another opponent. To move, you type the piece's location then the destination, such as A2-A4 to move the far left pawn forward 2 spaces. If you press a certain key, you can hide the board and see the moves that have been made so far. You can even make your moves …

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In the year 2040 all major sports have been replaced by the exciting Atomic Handball. In this year handball has evolved to the point that, instead of a rubber ball, the game is played with a moon ball that can only be deflected with an electron paddle. Subatomic particles must be destroyed for points.

In this Pac-Man variant similar to Pakacuda and Supercuda, player controls Lips, trying to eat red dots without getting caught by the monsters. The playfield contains flashing lipsticks, which may be eaten. It turns the tables on the monsters for a limited time.

You play a man who must help search for a man named Dr. Livingston who has become lost somewhere in the Darkest parts of Africa. For every action you type all the letters have to be capital, and your statement can only be two words: a verb and a noun, such as "get book" or "go east". For directions you …

The game is played on a cube 4x4x4. The object is to get a row of four O's in any direction, including diagonals. You must stop the machine from getting a row of X's. You'll have the advantage of going first and will be asked for the level, column and row in which you want to play you O. If …