Showing posts with label CoCo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CoCo. Show all posts

Friday, July 5, 2019

New Game for the Coco 1, 2, and 3. Nightmare Highway




Inspired by true events.

You are trying to get to Cocofest, but the highway ahead is full of furniture barring your way.

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Mr. Maze Labyrinth Game



Mr. Maze is a CoCo 3 game requiring a joystick. It was inspired by those wooden labyrinth games where you guide a marble through a maze avoiding the little holes cut out of the surface. Mr. Maze has one maze built right in to the program, and  also allows you to load maze files created with the included editor program.

Monday, January 14, 2019

The Treasure of Kantu - Text Adventure Game


Professor Darwich had long been fascinated by the legend of Kantu, obsessed even. He spoke of it and the treasure as often as he could find someone who would listen.

Saturday, December 29, 2018

BASIC game: Nutroid : Collect Nuts for the Winter


On the Tandy Assembly edition of CocoTalk, it was posited that we have a December BASIC programming challenge.

Monday, September 24, 2018

An MC-10 Program that plays Nim


I saw some YouTube videos of an old game, Dr. Nim, that plays the bar game of Nim. I made a version foe the MC-10. If the emulator can be believed, it will fit into an original 4K MC-10. It will also work on a Color Computer 1 and 2 with slight modifications.

Sunday, April 15, 2018

The First Text Adventure Game I Ever Wrote


Spy was the first adventure game I ever wrote. I was inspired to write my own after I got the Second Rainbow Book of Adventures and the accompanying cassette. It was written while I was a high school freshman, and it's a snapshot of my young self. The game is presented here with a few bug fixes and minor changes.

Sunday, March 11, 2018

Trying to write in assembly language for the CoCo.

I'm working on re-creating my BASIC game Air Raid which appeared in the  Novices' Niche section of the Rainbow. A video of the progress follows. I need to add a lives counter and some sound effects, as well as a title and other niceties.

Saturday, February 24, 2018

Ported my Solitaire game "Darn It!" to the MC-10


In what can best be described as a fit of insanity, I ported my solitaire game Darn It! to the MC-10. If the emulator can be believed, it will fit into an original 4K MC-10. It will also work on a Color Computer 1 and 2. I have enclosed the DARNIT.C10 file for the MC-10 and a DARNIT.DSK file for the Color Computer 1 & 2.

Sunday, February 11, 2018

Tandy Color Computer BASIC games I published in my youth.



This is different from other things on this site. This is a collection of programs I published in magazines for the Tandy Color Computer family of computers in my youth.

Get the programs here.

Included are the BASIC programs for the Tandy Color Computer that I created in my youth and were actually published in the premier Color Computer Magazine, The Rainbow.