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35 Programs For The Dragon 32

2014-02-18T09:18:39Z

Goflah: Correction of surname

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Tim Llangdell

Copyright © Dr Tim Langdell 1982

First published 1982 by Century Publishing Co. Ltd.

ISBN 0 7126 0173 2

'''From the rear cover:'''

Your search for programs for your Dragon 32 is over!
Here for the first time, is an exciting collection of games and home applications.
These programs are simple to use and will make full use of the nine colour facilities of you Dragon.
This book will take you through Intergalactic Adventures, test your wits at Masterbrain and even help you budget your home accounts!

[[Category:Book_In_Archive]] [[Category:Book_Not_Online]]

Books

2014-02-18T09:17:41Z

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== English ==

{|{{PrettyTable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|''Title''||''Authors''||''Publisher''||''Year''||''ISBN''
|-
|[[Dynamic Games For Your Dragon]]||Hal Renko - Sam Edwards||Addison-Wesley||1984||0 201 14673 8
|-
|[[Inside The Dragon]]||[[Duncan Smeed]] - Ian Sommerville||Addison-Wesley||1983||0 201 14523 5
|-
|[[An Introduction To Programming The Dragon 32]]||R.A. Pendold - J.W. Penfold||Bernard Babini||1983||0 859 34108 9
|-
|[[The 6809 Companion]]||M James||Bernard Babini||1982||0 859 34077 5
|-
|[[Programming the Dragon 32]]||Peter Lafferty||Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd||1984||0 408014 43 1
|-
|[[35 Programs For The Dragon 32]]||Dr Tim Langdell||Century||1982||0 7126 0173 2
|-
|[[35 Programs For The Dragon 32]]||Dr Tim Langdell||Century||1983 Reprint
|-
|[[Best Of PCW Software For The Dragon 32]]||PCW||Century||1983
|-
|[[Dragon Micro Guide]]||Prof. Peter Morse - Brian Hancock||Century||1984
|-
|[[Educational Programs for the Dragon 32]]||Ian Murray||Century||1983||0 7126 0259 3
|-
|[[Dragon 32 Machine Code For Beginners]]||Compudat||Compudat||1983
|-
|[[Using Floppy Disks With The Dragon Microcomputer]]||Justin Johnson||Cumana||1983||0 950 87622 4
|-
|[[A Pocket Handbook For The Dragon]]||Peter Gerrard - Danny Doyle||Duckworth||1984||0 715617 88 5
|-
|[[Dragon Programs]]||Nick Hampshire||Duckworth||1984||0 7156 1801 6
|-
|[[Exploring Adventures On The Dragon]]||Peter Gerrard||Duckworth||1984||0 715617 94 X
|-
|[[Giant Book Of Games For Your Dragon]]||Tim Hatnell - Alan Blackman - Roger Bush - Robert Young||Fontata||1984||0 006368 07 7
|-
|[[Dragon Magic]]||[[Richard Wadman]]||Foulsham||1983||0 830617 47 7
|-
|[[Getting Started on Your Dragon 32]]||Tim Hartnell - Robert Young||Futura Publications||1983||0 708824 44 7
|-
|[[Learning To Use The Dragon 32 Computer]]||George Knight||Gower||1983||0 566 03494 8
|-
|[[6809 Machine Code Programming]]||David Barrow||Granada||1983||0 24612 532 2
|-
|[[Boots Guide To The Dragon 32]]||Ian Sinclair||Granada||1984||0 24612 224 2
|-
|[[Dragon Graphics And Sound]]||Steve Money||Granada||1984||0 24612 147 5
|-
|[[Introducing Dragon Machine Code]]||Ian Sinclair||Granada||1984||0 24612 324 9
|-
|[[The Dragon 32 - How To Use And Program]]||Ian Sinclair||Granada||1983||0 586 06103 7
|-
|[[The Dragon 32 Book Of Games]]||Mike James - S.M. Gee - Kay Ewbank||Granada||1983||0 24612 102 5
|-
|[[The Dragon And How To Make The Most Of It]]||Ian Sinclair||Granada||1983||0 24612 114 9
|-
|[[The Dragon And How To Make The Most Of It]]||Ian Sinclair||Granada||1983 Reprint
|-
|[[The Dragon Programmer]]||S.M. Gee||Granada||1983||0 24612 133 5
|-
|[[Creating Adventure Games On Your Dragon 32]]||Clive Gifford||Interface||1984||0 907563 57 0
|-
|[[Dynamic Games For Your Dragon 32]]||R. Young - R. Bush - R. Shrimpton||Interface||1983||0 907563 26 0
|-
|[[Making The Most Of Your Dragon 32]]||Clive Gifford||Interface||1983||0 907563 25 2
|-
|[[The Dragon 32 - Dragon Companion]]||M. Jarvis
|-
|[[Programming The Dragon For Games And Graphics]]||G. Phillips||McGraw Hill||1983||0 070847 03 7
|-
|[[Dragon 32 Programmers Reference Guide]]||John Vander Reyden||Melbourne House||1983||0 86161 134 9
|-
|[[Dragon Machine Language For The Absolute Beginner]]||John Vander Reyden||Melbourne House||1983||0 86161 130 6
|-
|[[Enter The Dragon]]||Colin Carter||Melbourne House||1983||0 86161 114 4
|-
|[[The Power Of The Dragon]]||J. Sharp - D. Bolton||Microsource||1983
|-
|[[Instant Arcade Games For The Dragon 32]]||Jean Frost||Pan||1983||0 330282 71 9
|-
|[[Sixty Programs For The Dragon 32]]||Robert Erskine - H.Walwyn||Pan||1983||0 330282 62 X
|-
|[[Getting The Most From Your Dragon 32]]||David Bannister||Penguin||1983||0 140078 01 0
|-
|[[Brainteasers For The Dragon 32]]||G. Ludinski||Pheonix||1983||0 946576 130 0
|-
|[[Load And Go With Your Dragon]]||J. Phipps||Phipps||1983||0 950730 29 7
|-
|[[Training Your Dragon 32 and 64]]||Richard Collins - John Sharp||Prentice Hall||1984||0 139 26726 3
|-
|[[Dragon Machine Code]]||R. Jones - E. Cowsill||Shiva||1984||0 906 81268 2
|-
|[[Easy Programming For The Dragon 32]]||Ian Stewart - Robin Jones||Shiva||1983||0 906 81238 0
|-
|[[Easy Programming For The Dragon 32]]||Ian Stewart - Robin Jones||Shiva||1983 Reprint
|-
|[[Further Programming For The Dragon 32]]||Ian Stewart - Robin Jones||Shiva||1983||0 906 81239 9
|-
|[[Anatomy Of The Dragon]]||Mike James||Sigma||1983||0 905104 35 8
|-
|[[Language Of The Dragon - 6809 Assembler]]||Mike James||Sigma||1983||0 905104 36 6
|-
|[[Advanced Sound And Graphics For The Dragon Computer]] Blue Back||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1983||0 946408 06 8
|-
|[[Advanced Sound And Graphics For The Dragon Computer]] White Back||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1983
|-
|[[Advanced Sound And Graphics For The Dragon Computer]] Blue Back||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1984 Reprint
|-
|[[Artificial Intelligence And The Dragon Computer]]||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1984||0 946408 33 5
|-
|[[Dragon 32 Games Master]]||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1983||0 0946408 03 03
|-
|[[Dragon 32 Games Master]]||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Sunshine Publications||1984 Reprint
|-
|[[The Dragon Trainer]]||Brain Lloyd||Sunshine Publications||1983||0 946408 09 2
|-
|[[The Dragon Trainer]]||Brain Lloyd||Sunshine Publications||1984 Reprint
|-
|[[The Working Dragon 32]]||David Lawrence||Sunshine Publications||1983||0 946408 01 7
|-
|[[The Working Dragon 32]]||David Lawrence||Sunshine Publications||1984 Reprint
|-
|[[Programming the 6809]]||R. Zaks - W. Labiak||Sybex||1982||0 895880 78 4
|-
|[[Know Your Dragon]]||Don Monro||Tiny Publishing||1983||0 572 01225 X
|-
|[[Dragon Extravaganza]]||Roger Valentine||V & H Computer Services||1983||0 946008 04 3
|-
|[[Games For Your Dragon]]||Clive Gifford||Virgin||1983||0 907080 89 8
|-
|[[More Games For Your Dragon 32]]||Clive Gifford||Virgin||1984||0 863690 33 5
|-
|}

== Spanish ==

{|{{PrettyTable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|''Title''||''Authors''||''Publisher''||''Year''||''ISBN''
|-
|[[48 Juegos y Utilidades del Dragon 32]]||||[[Indescomp]]||1983||8486176034<br>9788486176037
|-
|[[Amaestra tu dragón]]||||Eurohard||1985||
|-
|[[BASIC 9 : manual de referencia del lenguaje de programación]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[BASIC para niños con el microordenador DRAGON]]||||||||
|-
|[[Dragologo]]||||Eurohard||1985||
|-
|[[Dragón 200 : manual de referencia]]||||Eurohard||1985||
|-
|[[Dragon Forth]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[Dragon Logo]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[El Gran Libro de los Programas en BASIC. Juegos, Ejercicios y Programas para VIC 20, Spectrum, BBC, Dragon y MSX]]||||||||
|-
|[[El Libro Gigante de los Juegos para Dragon]]||||||||
|-
|[[El Libro Gigante de los Juegos para Ordenador ZX Spectrum, VIC-20, Commodore 64, Apple II, Dragon 32, Oric, IBM PC]]||||||||
|-
|[[Guía del usuario del compilador "C"]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[Gráficos y sonidos para el Dragón]]||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Editorial Gustavo Gili||1985||84-252-1232-4
|-
|[[Inteligencia artificial en el Dragon]]||Keith Brain - Steven Brain||Editorial Gustavo Gili||1985||84-252-1251-0
|-
|[[Introducción a la programación en BASIC. Dragon 32]]||||||||
|-
|[[Introducción a la Programación BASIC Utilizando el Computador Dragon]]||||||||
|-
|[[Introducción a la Programación BASIC Utilizando el micro... Dragon 32]]||||||||
|-
|[[Introducción al Dragon]]||||||||
|-
|[[Introducción al DragonDos]]||||||||
|-
|[[Manual del editor, ensamblador, depurador]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[OS-9 PASCAL V2.O : manual de usuario]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[OS-9 sistema operativo : manual del usuario]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[Programando el Dragon. Juegos y Gráficos]]||||||||
|-
|[[Programas Educativos Para Dragon 32]]||Ian Murray||Paraninfo||1991||8 428314 23 3
|-
|[[Programas prácticos para el Dragon]]||||||||
|-
|[[Sistema operativo OS-9 : manual del programador del sistema]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|[[Stylograph para el sistema operativo OS-9]]||||Eurohard||1984||
|-
|}

== German ==

{|{{PrettyTable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|''Title''||''Authors''||''Publisher''||''Year''||''ISBN''
|-
|[[Mein Dragon 32]]||[[Norbert Hesselmann]]||[[Sybex]]||1984||3-88745-041-8<br>9783887450410
|-
|[[Programmierung des 6809]]||[[Rodnay Zaks]]/[[William Labiak]] Translation by [[Norbert Hesselmann]]||[[Sybex]]||1984||3-88745-049-3
|-
|}

35 Programs For The Dragon 32

2014-02-18T09:13:07Z

Goflah: moved 32 Programs For The Dragon 32 to 35 Programs For The Dragon 32: This is the correct title for this book.

[[File:35ProgramsForTheDragon32_Cover.jpg|right|thumb]]

Tim Llangdell

Copyright © Dr Tim Llangdell 1982

First published 1982 by Century Publishing Co. Ltd.

ISBN 0 7126 0173 2

'''From the rear cover:'''

Your search for programs for your Dragon 32 is over!
Here for the first time, is an exciting collection of games and home applications.
These programs are simple to use and will make full use of the nine colour facilities of you Dragon.
This book will take you through Intergalactic Adventures, test your wits at Masterbrain and even help you budget your home accounts!

[[Category:Book_In_Archive]] [[Category:Book_Not_Online]]

32 Programs For The Dragon 32

2014-02-18T09:13:07Z

Goflah: moved 32 Programs For The Dragon 32 to 35 Programs For The Dragon 32: This is the correct title for this book.

#REDIRECT [[35 Programs For The Dragon 32]]

Hunchback

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Hunchback was published by Ocean Software in 1984 for the Dragon 32, and it was a port from the original arcade version which was developed by Century Electronics in 1983. The game was also available on most of the other 8 bit micros available at the time.
Each level of the game takes place on a Castle Wall and the player must control the hunchback across the screen from left to right whilst avoiding various obstacles in order to ring the bell at the far right of the screen. Successfully ringing the bell brings the player to the next level.
Obstacles include fire pits which must be swung over on a long rope; castle ramparts which must be jumped across (some of which contain knights jutting spears at the Hunchback); flying fireballs and arrows. In addition, another knight attempts to climb up the castle wall to reach the hunchback.
Eventually, after completing a number of levels, the player must rescue Esmeralda. If this final screen is completed, the game resets, sending the Hunchback back to the beginning to restart the game, but at a faster speed.
== Reviews ==

=== Dragon User - September 1984 ===
What's wrapped in clingfilm and swings from the bells of Paris? It pains me to tell you that the answer is "The lunchpack of Notre Dame". If you have the kindness to forgive me that apology for a joke, and have had your eyes open in arcades recently, you will have noticed that for some reason, the exploits of a crippled Frenchman two centuries ago have proved fascinating to many people, Charles Laughton starred in a cult movie many years ago, and the story found its way to the arcades about a year back. Hunchback is a popular game in which you take on the role of the unfortunate bell-keeper as he swings his way far above the roof-tops of Paris attempting to rescue his doomed love, Esmeralda.
This game is brought to you by two firms this month. [[Ocean Software]] with Hunchback and [[Cable Software]] with Quazimodo. After spending several fruitless hours with each, the conclusion I've come to is that both are worthy of consideration as a reasonable version of a difficult arcade game. They both have their good points, as well as their more irritating features, and I can't honestly say that one is better than the other.
I found Hunchback closer to the arcade game and with rather more detail in the graphics, but Quazimodo is easier to play in the early stages I would have thought a voice moaning "The bells! The bells!" would have provided a good soundtrack, but Hunchback has musical touches - something like the Teddy Bears' Picnic has to be borne bravely each time you play, and a sort of soft, squelching sound emanates from the TV speaker as the hunchback lurches across the screen.
For what it's worth, this title caused me more frustration as I failed to climb over the towers of Notre Dame for the umpteenth time, but the frantic movements as I struggled to avoid the arrows in Quazimodo totally destroyed my favourite Spectravision joystick, which wasn't up to the pounding involved in the game.
The object in both programs is to overcome apparently insurmountable objects such as battlements and moats to reach Esmeralda and take her to safety. On the way, you may encounter such problems as floating islands, flaming arrows, and so on, each involving its own special means of escape. If you have extreme patience either of these games is likely to give you a lot of fun as well as a pile of broken joysticks.

== Download ==
* [http://archive.worldofdragon.org/archive/index.php?dir=Tapes/Dragon/cas/&file=hunchback%20%28198x%29%28ocean%29%5Bu%5D.zip] (Zipped .CAS file)

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