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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Gate Crasher: The Party has Just Begun	author;Tandy (author)	1988	Like Wolfenstein with [b]curved surfaces[/b]!	Tandy Coco
Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper	author;Tandy;Game Point Software (author)	1988		Tandy Coco
Robocop	Data East;Tandy Corporation (ZCT Systems)	1989		Tandy Coco
Gwana Bwana	Datasoft;Tandy;Radio Shack (SRB Software)	1984		Tandy Coco
Sub Battle Simulator	Epyx;Tandy (Digital Illusions)	1987		Tandy Coco
Cyrus	Intelligent Software;Tandy (Intelligent Software)	1982		Tandy Coco
Haunted House	Peterson Computer Services;Tandy Corporation (Peterson Computer Services)	1982		TRS-80
Donut Dilemma	Radio Shack;Game Point Software;Tandy (Radio Shack;Game Point Software)	1986		Tandy Coco
Klendathu	Radio Shack;Tandy	1982	The only official game of Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers. Years before the official movie of course. Destroy the spider-like aliens with your flamethrower. Although it is written in tokenized BASIC, there are many large machine code routines POKEd into memory.	Tandy Coco
Radio Ball	Radio Shack;Tandy	1983		Tandy Coco
Slay the Nereis	Radio Shack;Tandy (Spectral Associates)	1982		Tandy Coco
Tetris	Radio Shack;Tandy (Academy Soft-ELORG)	?	Officially licensed Tetris. This game would run on all three Coco models. The Coco 3 could run an enhanced mode that required 128K.	Tandy Coco
Tetris	Radio Shack;Tandy (Academy Soft-ELORG)	1987		Tandy Coco
Cuthbert in the Mines	Radio Shack;Tandy;Microdeal	1984		Tandy Coco
Donald Duck's Playground	Sierra On-Line;Tandy (Sierra On-Line)	1986		Tandy Coco
Color Meteoroids	Spectral Associates;Tandy (Spectral Associates)	1981		Tandy Coco
Shamus	Synapse Software;Tandy (Synapse Software)	1983		Tandy Coco
13 Ghosts	Tandy (Software Affair)	1984	[media=youtube]9SLcEtM5QzY[/media]**The title is a reference to a partially 3D black and white movie titled "13 Ghosts" made in 1960. However, the game is not based on the film. (Apparently the ghosts, but not the actors or scenes, could been seen in 3D in anaglyph prints of the film) Check out the video. Not impressed? Well, maybe you didn't know the TRS-80 had no sound, not even a beeping speaker, and no sound cards. The music and sound effects heard in the video are the interference one would hear if the placed an AM radio near the TRS-80 while playing this game. The game is also visually impressive for TRS-80.	TRS-80
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea	Tandy	1983		Tandy Coco
23 Matches	Tandy	1978	In Matches the computer challenges the player in a simple two-player strategy game. There's a pile of matches (the player decides the size) and each turn the player and computer may take one, two or three matches from the pile. The player to take the last match loses.	TRS-80
A Mazing World of Malcolm Mortar	Tandy (ZCT)	1987		Tandy Coco
A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar	Tandy (ZCT Systems Group;Gamestar)	1987		Tandy Coco
Alphabet Zoo	Tandy (Spinnaker Software)	1984		Tandy Coco
Androne	Tandy	1983		Tandy Coco
Atom	Tandy	1983		Tandy Coco
Atom	Tandy	1983		Tandy Coco
Aust-Quiz	Tandy	?		Tandy Coco
Backgammon	Tandy	1977		TRS-80
Bagasaurus	Tandy (Children's Computer Workshop)	1983		Tandy Coco
Bedlam	Tandy	1982	You're "in" and you want to get out - but the whole place is crazy! Can you trust Napoleon? Or the guy who calls himself X-Ray? What about the one who looks like a doctor, but is restrained like a patient? And it keeps on being crazy because the way out changes every time through. It's Bedlam! [Carney]	Tandy Coco
Big Bird's Special Delivery	Tandy (Children's Computer Workshop)	1984		Tandy Coco
Biosphere	Tandy	1986	Travel to doomed alien worlds and rescue their ecosystems. Each random planet can be studied to gather information on what is needed to sustain the ecosystem. Move and transplant species to stabilize it. For the highly skilled, even engage in a bit of genetic engineering as needed. If the changes sustain a stable system for 65,000 days (game days), then that scenario is won and it is on to the next. All from the interior of your space craft with an icon-driven interface. This game preceded SimLife and SimEarth by 4 years.	Tandy Coco
Blackjack	Tandy	1977		TRS-80
Bustout	Tandy	1981	A breakout variety with optional gravity. When gravity is active, the paddle must be thrown at the ball in order to propel it high enough to hit bricks. 1-4 Players can choose 1 to 20 lives to begin. Two players at once can share a playfield.	Tandy Coco
Canyon Climber	Tandy	1982		Tandy Coco
Card Games	Tandy (Datasoft)	1982		Tandy Coco
Casino Games Pack	Tandy	?		TRS-80
Castle Guard	Tandy (The Image Producers)	1982		Tandy Coco
Castle of Tharoggad	Tandy (Computerware)	1988		Tandy Coco
Cave Walker	Tandy (Spectral Associates)	1986		Tandy Coco
Child's Place	Tandy (Computerose)	?		Tandy Coco
Clowns & Balloons	Tandy (DataSoft)	1982	Uh-oh, there he goes again! In the craziest circus act ever, you control two clowns with a firemen's net who keep bouncing a third clown up toward the ceiling. When the third clown gets high enough he begins popping the balloons floating by overhead— and collecting points in the process. But watch out! The better you get, the faster he bounces. If you miss him, he falls with a splat and a funeral march is played. Three levels of difficulty. [Carney]	Tandy Coco
Coco Extravaganza	Tandy (John Wiley & Sons)	1984		Tandy Coco
Color Backgammon	Tandy	1981		Tandy Coco
Color Backgammon	Tandy	1980		Tandy Coco
Color Baseball	Tandy	1982		TRS-80
Color Cubes	Tandy	1981	Play that maddening cube puzzle on your computer! Set up any number of possible solutions. You can make up to 255 moves — even undo and redo them. Retrace and analyze your moves step by step. A great way to study this ingenious puzzle. Save your position on tape with a cassette recorder and continue later! [Carney]	Tandy Coco
Color It	Tandy (Children's Computer Workshop)	?		Tandy Coco
Color Math	Tandy	1984		Tandy Coco
Color Robot Battle	Tandy (The Image Producers)	1981		Tandy Coco

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