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Thanks Rolo. It did work. And it helped me port a game I'd made for the MC-10 called MONSTER, which uses SG6.

This is a version of the "Theseus and the Minotaur" puzzle. 10 puzzles included. There is a cheat key. Just press C to jump to the next maze. The program uses SG6. Ported from MC-10.

Can someone tell me the poke commands I would need to issue to turn on SG6?

Thanks.

It was ported from a VZ-200 game. You can see a bit of what the original looks like in the following video remix of some VZ200 games: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pLw2kksdRU

Okay. I've ironed out a few minor bugs and played the game to a 100 point out of 100 point win. It's a tough one, but very well made. I'll have a walkthrough up some time soon on my blog. I've attached the fixed version.

It's just a little graphic demo from the Retrobattlestations site. Converted to Dragon from Applesoft Basic for your pleasure.

Still working on solving it. Found an FC error in the "Dangerous Hall." Don't OPEN LEFT DOOR. Have made a quick fix. OPENING that door only seems to lead to a ironing board falling on your head, so I don't recommend it anyway. Will upload a fixed version shortly.

Uncle Tays' House Adventure from a program made in JSBasic that I found on GitHub. Haven't solved it yet myself. Please let me know if you do. Comments welcome.

I've uploaded a text adventure called "House of Seven Gables" and a simulation of a killer bee attack on the USA called Swarms.

It's a feature that attempts to vary the difficulty of play somewhat from the otherwise very linear norm of the "staircase." Also, if you reach stage 20 the pile goes to 6 X 6 and at 40 the CLEAR value moves to 8 (from 9). Or vice-versa.