This little two line program from Lee Fastenau is sure to give your Apple II computer a bit of a complex and as he said, an Identity Crisis. 0A$=”2D40D030F0602@209010@0109010@0109010@010B0103020203010B0103020203010<010707010<010707010<0106170109010@010?01040305010<0105360109010@0109010@010602@2030F030F030F030F09011952030F030F030F030F01F40D040D040D01F”:P=1:HGR2 1HCOLOR=6:HPLOT0,0:CALL-3082:FORY=31TO62:C=4:I=ASC(MID$(A$,P,1))-48:J=INT(I/3):X=114+(I-J*3)*2:FORM=PTOP+J*2:HCOLOR=C:C=11-C:S=2*(ASC(MID$(A$,M+1,1))-47):HPLOTX,Y*2TOX+S-1,Y*2:HPLOTX,Y*2+1TOX+S-1,Y*2+1:X=X+S:P=P+1:NEXT:P=P+1:NEXT
by Monster’s Legs A ZX Spectrum game where Cthulhu must be punished for waking you from a well-deserved hangover Platformer game “This top-notch and humorous sequel makes great use of MPAGD and even berates you for the number of times you died!” – Retro Gamer, 85% “Keezees has returned with a very worthy sequel that improves upon the…
by RetroBeachMan RetroBeachMan: “This is a demo I originally wrote in April 2020 for the ZX Spectrum Next. I’ve added little bits here and there, but haven’t got much time to work on it at the moment although I may return to it at a later date. The main sprite is mirrored so you are controlling 2 at once….
Embark on an exciting journey with «Ruff’n», the latest development by Janusz “Shanti77” Chabowski for Atari 8-bit computers. This platformer and shooter game pays homage to the beloved Amiga classic «Ruff ‘n’ Tumble» (Renegade Software, 1994) while offering a fresh gaming experience. In «Ruff’n», players navigate through thrilling levels filled with running, jumping, and shooting action. Armed with a multi-projectile…
From: Bob Giddings I think I have worked on this enough. Here is my command line demo called CLEAR. Included with a few commands. It is mostly meant for 80-cols, some commands won’t display properly in 40-cols. Although most of the commands will work on a II+. The most powerful command is included. The ALIAS command will let you make…
From Henry Lowe: RAMWerks 2 is now available for testing. In addition to testing RAMWorks-compatible Apple II memory cards, this new version also tests RAMFactor, Apple Memory Expansion (‘Slinky’) and Saturn compatible RAM cards (with some limitations – see web page). RAMWerks now runs on all Apple II computers and supports 40 or 80 column displays. You can download a…
















