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I've sent a zip to the Retrospectiva organizers with a bunch of .cas files containing slightly tweaked versions of my programs for the Dragon. Programs of mine that used the keyboard rollover table had a small routine for later versions of the Coco2 that needed the keyboard rollover table to re-pok...

I can see the point about separating the Brazilian clone ROMs - in general I've followed the separation implied by general availability (i.e., what MESS does), but these are "new", so nobody's really started throwing the images around the Internet yet. I'd rather have individual machines defined as...

Here is the updated version of Pitman. The game has been converted to Dragon 32/64 compatible .CAS and .WAV format. The new CoCo Coding Contest games ("Pipe Frenzy" and "Tunnel Jumper") are here.

Two new games, "Pipe Frenzy" and "Tunnel Jumper" from Jim Gerrie. These games were written as entries for the 2013 CoCo Coding Contest. The games are saved in Dragon 32/64 compatible .CAS and .WAV format. http://cococoding.com/contest/ http://jimgerrie.blogspot.ca/ A bonus "Ghostbusters" game (G. Ro...

Some of the best (brief) reviews of Dragon games I have seen on YouTube so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYSVnFAb ... 0k9u65J0zL

http://www.youtube.com/user/MaryWinstea ... ture=watch

Thanks Ken!

This is a copy of Berserk (Renamed "Haywire" in late 1982), which has been converted by Stephen J. Woolham for use on the Dragon 32/64 as well as the Tandy CoCo 1/2. Both cassette and cartridge versions are supplied. The cassette version (also suitable for loading from DragonDOS or RS-DOS floppy dis...

There's an updated version of Pitman with proper game save and disk features added, as well as proper intro screen. Ive also created two new programs "Pipe Frenzy" and "Tunnel Jumper" for the Coco Coding programming contest. For these and other new programs see the "JGGAMES5.DSK" at: http://www3.ns...

Atached below is a copy of games created for the Retrospectiva 2013 programming contest by Jim Gerrie. The games are saved in Dragon 32/64 compatible .CAS and .WAV format.

The easiest way to get started is with retrocanada's SuperIDE preloaded CF image. http://www.4shared.com/zip/y9ID8Pd_/side-megapak_2.html It is a CF image with a collection of most of the CoCo software available in the various archives online. Ken, I managed to find someone willing to let me use th...