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Just created a new game for the MC-10, which would be easily converted to the Dragon. It's for a basic programming contest. See: http://rsp.retrocomputacion.com/?lang=en
It's called "Penguino."

Here's a link to the Alice forum I mentioned:

http://forum.system-cfg.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=3589

By the by, I'm currently working on converting a listing from an old Aussie TRS-80 Model 1 mag ("80-Micro") for a text adventure called "Doctor Who."

I tried this emulator, but it is set up for the French AZERTY keyboard. This can be re-mapped, but this did not seem worth my while since James the Animal Tamer's emulators work pretty well. I especially like their ability to load ASCII listings of basic programs directly into the emulator using the...

I seem to remember Klondike being scavenged from a PC listing (GWBasic), but it could have been from almost anywhere. Most of my ports are from basic code scavenged over the last 20 or so years ranging from old PDP systems to Atari magazines. All the card graphics and screen stuff is mine though.

Skyscape was published in Compute! magazine November 1985 and the author was Robert M. Simons. I have no clue where Klondike came from. The original source code was probably typed in by me back in the 1980s. I have just converted a few more games for the Dragon 32/64 but I need to know who is the au...

Ta for the routines. Good eye on the doublespeed bug. I'd just noticed the mix-up myself. I'd rank the other programs in the descending order of playability as follows: KLONDIKE SABOTAGE BERZERK SCRAMBLE JOUST RROID DOGFIGHT is two player game and SKYSCAPE is a classic astronomy program from Compute...

Added a few more and fixed a bug in Pitman and Coloroid.

I've added a few more programs to the ZIP.

Jim

I'll probably be adding a few others in a few days. I'll let you know when I do.

Jim

Oops. The filename is actually JGGAMES3.zip