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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
23 Bricks	Apple	1978		Apple II E
3 Dimensional Maze	Microtronix	1978		Apple II E
A.E.	Brøderbund (Programmers 3)	1982	[74]* [48]* [48]	Apple II E
Add-With-Carry	Creative Computing	1978		Apple II E
Adventure Construction Set	Electronic Arts	1985		Apple II E
Adventureland	Adventure International;Thunder Mountain (Adventure International)	1982	A remake that includes graphics.	Apple II E
Air Flight Simulation	Instant Software	1979	The Apple II version has been advertised and mentioned in contemporary magazines but is still missing.	Apple II E
Air Traffic Controller	Creative Computing Software	1980		Apple II E
Alien Downpour	Snacking On Software	2017	Shoot the various enemies. Rescue spaced hostages that the enemies through at the player's ship. Don't shoot the hostages. Some enemies can hover in the player's way to prevent them from moving too far left or right. When this happens, the player has limited choices to dodge, pickup hostages, and aim at enemies. You can shoot enemy shots to make both disappear (yah, lots of 8-bit games did that). When you die, the debris of your exploding spacecraft can collide with other elements of the game. Including hostages.	Apple II E
Alien Rain	Brøderbund (Starcraft)	1980	It was actually called Galaxian, and later renamed to avoid legal action by Atari... An enchanced version called Alien Typhoon, released the following year, features more aliens, but also more slow down. Generally considered better than Atarisoft's official Galaxian port. [Retro-Maniac]	Apple II E
Amount on Board	Top Books	1983		Apple II E
Ancient Legends	8 Bit Weapon	2016		Apple II E
Apple 21	Softape;Mad Hatter Software (Softape)	1978		Apple II E
Apple 9-Hole Miniature Golf	SoftSide	1981		Apple II E
Apple Barrel	CDS Software;SoftWareHouse	1979	Apple Barrel is a collection 25 applications including 9 games and a terrible instruction manual that attempts to be more entertaining than the games (that's not a very high bar to begin with). The manual includes apocryphal information. It comes on disk and cassette and the manual has complete listings of each application's code with hand written notes for the numerous errors in the printing. At the beginning of the manual the copyright is explained in fine print and includes an unusual [b]no profitable use clause[/b]. Some of the applications are utilities designed for profitable use. Later in the manual in the midst of poor humor, there is a long explanation that encourages users to modify the code and include the code in their derivative works. This long explanation makes no mention of copyright or profitable use. Taken together, there is a coherent copyright statement to be discerned that is not contradictory in itself, but it takes more effort than should be necessary. Because of this effort and the profitable use for tools clearly designed for it, this game is tagged as having a vague license. I have a suspicion, and no proof, that everything on the disk is actually Public Domain that the publisher has claimed as their own. Apple Barrel II is a different version of the package by a different publisher. It differs in the software it provides but not the games. Although, I cannot verify the games are not updated in some way, the same games provided by both packages. Thus, this entry applies to both.	Apple II E
Apple Casino	Powersoft;Keypunch Software	1978		Apple II E
Apple Derby	Powersoft	1978		Apple II E
Apple II Demo Program Cassette Tape	Apple Computers (Apple Computer)	1977		Apple II E
Apple Invaders	Programma International;Tsukumo Original (ESD Laboratory)	1979		Apple II E
Apple Zap	Sierra On-Line	1982		Apple II E
Archeodroid	Emerald Valley Publishing	1985		Apple II E
Art Auction	Personal Software	1978		Apple II E
Asteroids in Space	Quality	1980		Apple II E
Asteron	Western MicroData Enterprises	1980		Apple II E
Atomic Casino	Programma International;Powersoft	1978		Apple II E
Awari	Softape (Creative Computing)	1978	Awari is a digital version of the game Kalah. In the game the player must beat the AI opponent. In turns players can pick up seeds in one of the "houses" in their control. Seeds that are picked up have to be redistributed by placing one in each adjacent house in counter-clockwise fashion. If the final seed falls in the player's scoring house the player is awarded an additional turn. If the final seed falls into an empty house owned by the player, that seed and any seeds in the opposing house are added to the scoring house of the player. The game ends when one player no longer has any seeds in his houses. The player with the most seeds in his scoring house wins.***[media=youtube]5YsSaqx1pF8[/media]	Apple II E
Ballyhoo	Infocom	1986		Apple II E
Battle Cruiser Action	Mytopia Gameware Institute	1981	[Mytopia Gameware Institute is] A game studio founded in the late '70s with the notion that a computer can play a game just like the player. It didn't need to cheat, and with the correct programming can even outplay a human. They finally overcame this hurdle in 1981 with the critically acclaimed game "Battle Cruiser Action" [Frank Heffner]	Apple II E
Battle for Normandy	SSI (Tactical Design Group)	1982	So, SSI released two different hex grid combat simulator games titled "Battle for Normandy" for both the Apple II and the Commodore 64.*** [48]	Apple II E
Battlezone	Atari	1983		Apple II E
Be Prepared Part I	Top Books	1983		Apple II E
Beat the House	GRT Corporation	1978		Apple II E
Black Jack	Apple	1978		Apple II E
Black Magic	Datasoft (Action Software)	1987		Apple II E
Blackjack	Rainbow Computing	1978		Apple II E
Blackjack	Softape	1978	Instant Library: Module 6 included only this single game.	Apple II E
Blitzkrieg	Programma International	1979		Apple II E
Blockade	Mad Hatter Software;Creative Computing	1978	Mad Hatter Published [game=#252907]Galactic Blockade Runner[/game] also.	Apple II E
Bob Bishop's Hires Rocket Lander	Computer Components	1978		Apple II E
Bomber	Softape;Mad Hatter Software (Softape)	1978		Apple II E
Bomber Attack	Avalon Hill (Microcomputer Games)	1982		Apple II E
Bongo's Bash	A+ Magazine;UpTime Disk Monthly (Capitol Ideas Software)	1985	Yes, that John Romero	Apple II E
Brainteaser Boulevard	California Pacific Computer	1982		Apple II E
Bug Attack	Cavalier Computer	1981	Will only run on Apple II and Apple IIplus systems due to copyright carp.	Apple II E
Bulls and Bears	Speakeasy Software	1978		Apple II E
Business Management	Personal Software	1978		Apple II E
Buzzard Bait	Sirius Software	1983		Apple II E
Catch	Apple Computer	1978		Apple II E
Caves of Olympus	Sams Software (Advanced Operating Systems)	1982		Apple II E
Chaser	Apple Computer	1978		Apple II E

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