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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Missile Defence	Palmtime	?		Epoc
Missile Radar	Nutting Associates	1973	excerpt from the flyer: • Here Comes The Enemy Warhead! • Set The Radar Missile In Position! • Fire! • Another Enemy Warhead Is Destroyed! All the action takes place on an exciting radar screen. Radar Missle challenges the player to quickly coordinate missile position and firing time to intercept and destroy the fast flying warheads. Enemy warheads arc over screen and ex- plode on ground if not destroyed. Intense, realistic Intense, realistic sounds add to the ten- sion and excitement. Radar screen brightens and fades just like a real radar set. Features • 25c play - for more profit • EZ sevice cabintet - all collecting, servicing and adjustment are easily and quickly accomplished from the front • MaxiSafe coin box - locked, heavy gauge steel box protects collections • InstaFix modular circuitry - makes field repairs fast and simple • Attract mode - flying rockets, rocket sounds and flashing name •Extended play for high score • Adjustable time - 1 to 2 1/2 minutes • Full one-year factory warranty on computer cir- cuit boards • Solid-state cool running TV for long, trouble-free life • Built-in test pattern for fast TV adjustments***All the action takes place on an exciting radar screen. Missile Radar challenges the player to quickly coordinate missile position and firing time to intercept and destroy the fast flying warheads. Enemy warheads arc over screen and explode on ground if not destroyed.	Arcade
Missile!	Usborne Publishing	1982		C64
Missile!	Usborne Publishing	1982		ZX Spectrum
Missilevader	Bandai	1978	[game=Space Invaders]Space Invaders[/game] clone.	Supervision 8000
Mission Starlight	Casady & Greene	1990		Mac OS Classic
Moby Dick	PSS (Cymbal Software)	1983		C64
Monolithic Laser	General Masters	1983		Apple II E
Monster Zero	Nihon Game	1982		Arcade
Monsters and Mushrooms	author	?		Linux
Moon Alien Part 2	Nichibutsu	1980		Arcade
Moon Alpha	Nichibutsu	1979		Arcade
Moon Bugs	Windmill Software	1983	I was suprised to find this surely once commercial game amidst many shareware/freeware games on a CD-ROM from Softgold from around 1994. On the cover the box only claims to have [game=#43157]Tennis Cup 2[/game] as commercial software on it ("Topshots on CD - Tennis Cup 2"); and besides that over 400 MB of freeware games and tools. We will never find out, but I wonder if this is a typical case of a company publishing a freeware collection without really having taken their time to thoroughly check the games to be free or not.	MS-DOS
Moon Cresta	Incentive Software	1985	[10]*** [6]	ZX Spectrum
Moon Cresta	Incentive Software	1986		Amstrad CPC
Moon Cresta	Incentive Software	1986		BBC
Moon Cresta	Incentive Software	1986		Dragon32
Moon Cresta	Incentive Software	1985		C64
Moon Cresta	Nichibutsu;Gremlin Industries (Nichibutsu)	1980	A one or two player game in which players may compete for highest score against the game computer. Each time a player is hit by an alien, the game switches to his opponent's sequence. The object is to destroy as many of the descending aliens as possible. To accomplish this the player is given a three stage multi-fire Warship. He begins with the first stage, firing a single laser at the enemy. If he is successful in eliminating the first four sets of aliens, he is given an opportunity to dock his first stage onto the second within a specific time limit (the sooner he unites the stages, the higher is his awarded score). Once docked, the stages combine their firing power, so the first (one laser) adds to the second (two lasers) giving the player a total of three usable lasers as the game continues. The player then must face two more sets of aliens and a shower of meteors, after which he has a chance to dock again, this time uniting with the third stage for a combined fire power of five lasers. If he is able to defeat the last two sets of aliens intact, the entire sequence begins again. The game continues with increasing difficulty until the entire warship is destroyed. When the warship is hit the player continues with whatever stages remain. If his score reaches 30,000 he is awarded a free game and his score continues to accumulate.	Arcade
Moon Raker	Nichibutsu	1979		Arcade
Moon Shuttle	Datasoft	1983		C64
Moonsweeper	Imagic	1984	Rescue miners stranded on moons in the four galaxies of Quadrant Jupiter! Brave deadly meteor showers, comets, alien vessels and space debris. Only skilful navigation and precise shooting can keep the U.S.S. Moonsweeper in one piece. Use your forcefield for protection but only if you must. Sweep across the moonscape searching for marooned miners. Watch out for Towers! Orbital Launchers dispatch Surface Destroyers-pulverize them! Reach all the miners you can carry, then head through Accelerator Rings! Blast off and make for another moon. Can Moonsweeper survive this mission of mercy? One player tackles extraordinary odds in an attempt to save stranded comrades.*** [126]	ColecoVision
Moonsweeper	Imagic	1984		C64
Moonsweeper	Texas Instruments	1984		TI99
Moonsweeper	Toshiba EMI (Interphase Technologies)	1985		MSX
Moonsweeper	Cheetahsoft;Softsync	1984		ZX Spectrum
Moonsweeper	Imagic;Activision;CCE (Imagic)	1983		Atari 2600
Motorola invaders 2	Martinsoft	1993		Amiga AGA
Mouse Stampede	Mark of the Unicorn	1984		Mac OS Classic
Mousewar	author	1989		MS-DOS
Multitron	Sumlock Electronics	1983		VIC-20
Munch Mania	B.C.C.	?		Memotech MTX
Muncher	The Wizard's Magic Toybox	1982	I'm the author of the game, just doing a search and wow!!! I find something I did 24 years ago. I was 16 yrs old when I wrote the program and didn't make a dime even though Video Wizards (The Wizard's Magic Toy Box) probably made something off of it -- anyway, it's a combination of 6502 assembly and basic. I found a VIC-20 emulator somewhere and some other site has the binary image -- I was able to download it and play it on my laptop computer. Have fun, enjoy it! [Ray Mitchell]	VIC-20
Mutant	Renaissance Technology	1982		Apple II E
Mutant Spiders	Superior Software	1983		BBC
N-Vaders	Add On Electronics	1983	The classic golden oldie but this time written all in machine code for first time computer players and classic golden oldie arcade game players. The squadrons of coloured weirdos descend and try to land, you dash behind your bunkerhouse, and flamethrow them down. Then the mothership apears hurling plasma bombs ajd you blast it from the sky, another high score, registered in real time scoring. Then your partner takes over and blasts squadron after squadron of them as they descend even faster until your skys are clear. . . and then the mothership appears and another batch of coloured weirdos start advancing on you.	Aquarius
Naves	?	1989		Amstrad PCW
Nebula Alpha	author	?		Linux
Nemesis	Program Power	1984		BBC
Neptune's Nasties	UpTime (Capitol Ideas Software)	1987		Apple II E
New York New York	Sigma Enterprises;Gottlieb	1980	GAME PLAY Flying Saucer changes color with each direct hit. Hit Squadron Leader while still white in color for higher mystery score, 22 small Target Ships destroyed activates UFO. If player is destroyed, 22 more Ships must be hit before the UFO appears. When the UFO is hit the screen count increments (bottom left of screen) and the player starts with a new, more aggressive Squadron of 22 Ships On screen 3 and higher, the Target Ships drop fast Bombs. On screen 7 and higher, the Target Ships drop fast, tracking Bombs. When Flying Saucer appears, game says "I'm Here." After the first hit on the Flying Saucer, the game randomly says "Come On" and "Hit Me."	Arcade
Night Falls	Omega Microware	1982		Apple II E
Night Stalker	Thor Computer Software	1984		ZX Spectrum
Night Survival	Consultant Systems	1983		Apple II E
Nighthawk	author	2013		Linux
Nightmare Gallery	Synergistic Software	1982		Apple II E
nInvaders	author	2002	A Space Invaders type game with text-only graphics. Ever wanted to play space invaders when you can't find a GUI? Now you can.	Linux
nInvaders	author	?		Unix
nInvaders	author	?		BSD
nInvaders	author	?		Linux

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