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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.
Trapball	T&D Softwar	?
White Fire of Eternity	?	?
Yahtcc	Spectral Associates	?
Bingo Math	Tandy;Radio Shack (The Image Producers)	1980
Chess	Tandy;Personal Software (Micro-Ware)	1980
Dino Wars	Tandy	1980	Dinosaurs roam the earth again! And the heat of battle fills the prehistoric air Your dinosaur lumbers into position for a ruthless attack on your opponent's beast. It "screams" and hits the ground with a "thud." Dinosaurs "roar" and "yelp" as the conquest continues. Only the strongest will survive! [Carney]*** [48]
Quasar Commander	Tandy	1980	You're at the helm of a starship shooting through space on a seek and destroy mission. Use the Auto Pilot to lock in on enemy scouts, battle cruisers or decoys, then take command and fire the laser beams. "Home in" with radar option. You have complete speed and manuever controls. Ten levels of difficulty. [Carney]
Super Bustout	Tandy (Image Producers)	1980	Get ready for some knock-down fun! Use your paddle to break through not one but three brick walls. The more bricks you knock out, the more points you get. It's doubly hard when you play with "gravity ". You'll have to strike the ball hard, or it won't even reach the walls above you. It's a lot of fun, and there are several ways to play — alone or with up to 3 competitors, on the same or separate courts, with the wall running vertically or horizontally [Carney]
Video Pinball	Tandy (The Image Producers)	1980
Alcatraz II	Spectral Associates	1981
C-Trek	Spectral Associates	1981
Cave Hunter	Mark Data Products	1981	A Pac-Man style game. The player must collect multiple gold bards, but only one at a time. A carried bar must be taken to the single entrance/exit of the cave. There are monsters to avoid during this task and power pills that allow the monsters to be defeated for a limited time. This game will not display on a Coco 3.
Color Berserk	Mark Data Products	1981
Color Meteoroids	Spectral Associates;Tandy (Spectral Associates)	1981
Color Robot Battle	Tandy (The Image Producers)	1981
Color Space Invaders	Barnett & Bank Bros.;Spectral Associates (Spectral Associates)	1981	[b]Additional external review(s):[/b] - The Rainbow, Issue #4 (Vol. 01 No. 04 - October 1981), Rating: Very positive ([url=https://archive.org/details/rainbowmagazine-1981-10/page/n7/mode/2up]View[/url])*Color Space Invaders is an exciting, arcade quality game designed especially for the TRS-80 Color Computer. It is written entirely in machine language to obtain the fastest possible action, uses the highest resolution graphics available and does not require Extended Basic. You must defend the earth from the attacking invaders while dodging their bombs. Just when you think you've got them beaten, they speed up and come at you faster. Color Space Invaders has all of the features of the arcade game plus two exciting new ones - a mobile defensive shield will help defend you against the invader's bombs and a mystery invader which zooms in and out of hyperspace. [Carney]* [138]
Colorout	Spectral Associates (Colorful Software)	1981
Crosswords	Tandy (The Image Producers)	1981
Lunar Lander	American Small Business Computers	1981
Madness & the Minotaur	Tandy;Microdeal (Spectral Associates)	1981	This game generates a different set of rules for each play-through. Spell names and effects Conditions and requirements to learn spells Locations of items and monsters Monsters' strengths and weaknesses. Further difficulties include 256 rooms. Monsters that move in real-time and alter doors and passages. And fake treasures and items.
Mars	Aardvark-80	1981
Mars II	Aardvark-80;author (author)	1981
Nuclear Submarine Adventure	Aardvark-80	1981
Pac-Tac	Computerware	1981
Polaris	Tandy (Device Oriented Games)	1981	Red alert! Enemy missiles are headed straight for six friendly islands. Your orders— defend them with your fleet of three submarines. Intercept waves of smart bombs and multiple warhead missiles before they split up! You must be quick or you're doomed. Keep track of each sub's salvo or you'll run out at the crucial moment. Attack intensifies at each new level of play Compete against yourself or with another "sub commander". [Carney]***This game is featured in a scene in [i]This is Spinal Tap[/i]. No fakery, the real game realistically played, realistically featured.
Popcorn!	Tandy;DataSoft (Datasoft)	1981	Above you: five rows of popcorn. Below you ; a conveyor belt. In-between: five frying pans. The challenge: catch the popcorn with your pans before it reaches the conveyor. Miss one and you lose a pan. Catch five rows and you get an extra pan. Now the heat is really on, and the action is a-poppin! Kernels are exploding faster and it seems they're all falling at once. Coordination is everything as you progress through nine levels of difficulty. [Carney]
Project Nebula	Tandy	1981	You're in control of a starship cruising the universe. Fiendish aliens are all around. If they destroy you, the Earth is next. Punch up your long-range sensors and enter hyper-space to search out targets. Get them in your sights, then fire away! Use your maneuvering skill to rendezvous with the "home" space station and renew your power. Four levels of play, ten levels of difficulty. Unlike any other space adventure! [Carney]*** [48]
Quest	Aardvark-80	1981
Roman Checkers	Tandy (Image Producers)	1981	The classic game of strategic placement— as easy to learn as checkers but as rewarding to play as chess. You play against your computer— at the skill level you've gained. It doesn't hold a grudge, but generously offers advice. You can take back moves if you like — or save whole games on cassette tape. [Carney]
Skiing	Tandy	1981	A 1st-person skiing slalom. It is reminiscent of night rider except moving over non-flat terrain (hills, slopes and moguls). Terrain, turning, and using ski poles have realistic effects on speed. Also, includes a level editor. For a skiing game of the era, physics, 1st-persion and non-flat terrain are unusual features. Also, speech synthesis. 4K is the minimum memory requirement. But, if 16K or more memory is available, the game will automatically use video buffering to deliver a much better framerate.
Star Blaster	Micro Works	1981
Star Trek III	Adventure International	1981
The Black Sanctum	Mark Data Products	1981
Tower of Fear	Programmer's Guild	1981

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