60 games Aquarius
Maths Amarda by Dick Smith Electronics is an educational game for learning simple math.
You are the cannon at the bottom of the screen. And you have to destroy 20 ships that will start from the right side of the screen and swim over to the left side. If any ship reaches the left side, you have been invaded and lost the game.
Each ship has 2 numbers on its sail.
This is a 1985 shooting game. You are astronaut Luke Laser and you are stuck in the maze of the N-Chance world. You're stuck in the lower level of N-chance and are wanted by the real dumb Tobors. When they get close, you easily blow them up in No-Tobor-Anymore (NTA) mode and move on to the next level, where an equally thick bunch of tobors are trying to get you. Going around and going down the labyrinth with a laser, you go to the next level.
Melody Chase is an exciting music adventure for one to eight players. The action takes place in a music bar with twenty moving notes and an endless number of firefighters armed with waterfalls. You control three fireballs. Dodge the firemen and your fireball on quiet notes. But hurry! You have limited time for each shot.
After an intergalactic thermonuclear bomb fell on Earth, strange things happened to our plant and animal life (and spelling!) The once modest mushroom patch is now inhabited by some of the deadliest mutants, centipedes. You must activate the anti-mutant weapon.
Your task is to prevent mutant centipedes and sickly spiders from getting into your family's anti-fusion shelter. But be careful, you are in danger. Once you've killed the first mutant centipedes, they mutate and turn into multi-mutant centipedes (wow alliteration).
Sometimes a maze game pops up that is so simple, yet so ingenious and tricky that you have to say, "Why didn't I think of that?". Mower man is a new machine code game from new author Keith Perry.
The game has great graphics, a fantastic 3-channel soundtrack (only when using the mini expander) and consists of:
Mr. Mower has to mow the grass in the park and clean up all the garbage, and he really likes this job. However, in any idyllic job, there are some small annoyances, and Mr.