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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

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===SOFTWARE===
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! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
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| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
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| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
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| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
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| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
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| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
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| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
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| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
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| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
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| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
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| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
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| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
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| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
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| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
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| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
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| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
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| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
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| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
|-
| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
|-
| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
|-
| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
|-
| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
|-
| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
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| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
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| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
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| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
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| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
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| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
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| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
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| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
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| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
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| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
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| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
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| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
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| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
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| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
|-
| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
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| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
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| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
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| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
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| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
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| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
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| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
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| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
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| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
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| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
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| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
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| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
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| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
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| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
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| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
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| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
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| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
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| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
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| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
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| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
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| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
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| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
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| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
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| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
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| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
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| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
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| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
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| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
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| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
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| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
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| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
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| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galagon]] - Disk or Tape, Spectral Associates or Tandy Australia, Author Brett Keeton, 2 versions are known Tandy SSC voice supported or none Voice version, based on the arcade game Galaga
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k Author Paul L Olmstead
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bkork
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram, Author Scott cabit?
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Croid]] - Disk, Andrew Simpson 198#, Mind Strategy, 128k ram, Joystick
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet. Author Jeremy Spiller...
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram coco 3 Coco 1,2 version 64k,
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram, only game for the coco 3 that allowed up too 4 players at once 2 on joysticks, 2 on Keyboards
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Gunstar]] - Disk, 6309 Cpu Only, Nick marentas 2020 512k Ram, You are Earths only Hope flying Solo to fight the invaders at their home planet, World Premier was on CocoTalk Mar2020
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram. Background Music and smooth joystick positioning.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Side Software scrolling Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram, Author Glen Dalhgren...
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bjork, loosely based on Pac-man type visuals and game play.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram. Author Scott Cabit?
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall, Author Steve Bjork
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Neutroid 2.015]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2015, 128k Ram, Arcade/Strategy when run on a Coco 3 it uses 128k Ram, on other systems it would be 64k?
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Picture Puzzler]] - Disk, Jr&Jr Software, strategy mind game, 128k Ram, 19##
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Popstar Pilot]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2016, Side Scrolling 80 Screens worth of Arcade quality Shoot them up, 512k Also This is a game that looks NES or Sega like in visuals and game play in my eyes.
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram, I find it too be one of the best Ports Jesse did for the coco.
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram, Author Steve Bjork.
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Revenge of the Mutant Miners]] - Disk, Jr&Jr Software, 198#, 128k ram, Based on 2049 miner found on other 8 bit systems
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system, Author Nick Marentas..
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[WaterFall]] - Disk, Nick marentas 2019, Arcade. Based on Man Goes Down on Atari VCS, This version is for all 3 coco's 1,2 and 3
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3) 128K Ram. Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram, Background music and 32 game levels and level 33 is the alien hordes Home Planet....

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

[http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html The Color Computer games review page]

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
|-
| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
|-
| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
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| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
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| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
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| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
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| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
|-
| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
|-
| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
|-
| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
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| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
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| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
|-
| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
|-
| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
|-
| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
|-
| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
|-
| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
|-
| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
|-
| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
|-
| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
|-
| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
|-
| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
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| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
|-
| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
|-
| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
|-
| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galagon]] - Disk or Tape, Spectral Associates or Tandy Australia, Author Brett Keeton, 2 versions are known Tandy SSC voice supported or none Voice version, based on the arcade game Galaga
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k Author Paul L Olmstead
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bkork
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram, Author Scott cabit?
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet. Author Jeremy Spiller...
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram coco 3 Coco 1,2 version 64k,
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Gunstar]] - Disk, 6309 Cpu Only, Nick marentas 2020 512k Ram, You are Earths only Hope flying Solo to fight the invaders at their home planet, World Premier was on CocoTalk Mar2020
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram. Background Music and smooth joystick positioning.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Side Software scrolling Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram, Author Glen Dalhgren...
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bjork, loosely based on Pac-man type visuals and game play.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram. Author Scott Cabit?
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall, Author Steve Bjork
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Neutroid 2.015]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2015, 128k Ram, Arcade/Strategy when run on a Coco 3 it uses 128k Ram, on other systems it would be 64k?
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Popstar Pilot]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2016, Side Scrolling 80 Screens worth of Arcade quality Shoot them up, 512k Also This is a game that looks NES or Sega like in visuals and game play in my eyes.
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram, I find it too be one of the best Ports Jesse did for the coco.
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram, Author Steve Bjork.
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system, Author Nick Marentas..
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[WaterFall]] - Disk, Nick marentas 2019, Arcade. Based on Man Goes Down on Atari VCS, This version is for all 3 coco's 1,2 and 3
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3) 128K Ram. Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram, Background music and 32 game levels and level 33 is the alien hordes Home Planet....

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
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| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
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| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
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| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
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| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
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| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
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| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
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| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
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| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
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| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
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| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
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| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
|-
| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
|-
| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
|-
| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
|-
| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
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| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
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| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
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| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
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| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
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| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
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| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
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| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
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| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
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| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
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| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
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| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
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| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
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| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
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| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
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| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
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| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
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| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
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| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
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| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
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| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
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| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
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| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
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| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
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| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
|-
| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
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| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
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| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
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| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
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| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
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| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
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| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k Author Paul L Olmstead
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bkork
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram, Author Scott cabit?
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet. Author Jeremy Spiller...
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram coco 3 Coco 1,2 version 64k,
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Gunstar]] - Disk, 6309 Cpu Only, Nick marentas 2020 512k Ram, You are Earths only Hope flying Solo to fight the invaders at their home planet, World Premier was on CocoTalk Mar2020
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram. Background Music and smooth joystick positioning.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Side Software scrolling Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram, Author Glen Dalhgren...
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bjork, loosely based on Pac-man type visuals and game play.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram. Author Scott Cabit?
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall, Author Steve Bjork
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Neutroid 2.015]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2015, 128k Ram, Arcade/Strategy when run on a Coco 3 it uses 128k Ram, on other systems it would be 64k?
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Popstar Pilot]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 2016, Side Scrolling 80 Screens worth of Arcade quality Shoot them up, 512k Also This is a game that looks NES or Sega like in visuals and game play in my eyes.
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram, I find it too be one of the best Ports Jesse did for the coco.
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram, Author Steve Bjork.
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system, Author Nick Marentas..
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[WaterFall]] - Disk, Nick marentas 2019, Arcade. Based on Man Goes Down on Atari VCS, This version is for all 3 coco's 1,2 and 3
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3) 128K Ram. Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram, Background music and 32 game levels and level 33 is the alien hordes Home Planet....

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

[http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html The Color Computer games review page]

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
|-
| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
|-
| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
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| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
|-
| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
|-
| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
|-
| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
|-
| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
|-
| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
|-
| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
|-
| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
|-
| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
|-
| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
|-
| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
|-
| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
|-
| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
|-
| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
|-
| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
|-
| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
|-
| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
|-
| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
|-
| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
|-
| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
|-
| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
|-
| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
|-
| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
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| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
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| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
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| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
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| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
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| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
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| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
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| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
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| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
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| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
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| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
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| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
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| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
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| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
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| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
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| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
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| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
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| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
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| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
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| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
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| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
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| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
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| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
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| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
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| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
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| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
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| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
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| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
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| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
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| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
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| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
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| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
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| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
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| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
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| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k Author Paul L Olmstead
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bkork
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram, Author Scott cabit?
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet. Author Jeremy Spiller...
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram coco 3 Coco 1,2 version 64k,
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Gunstar]] - Disk, 6309 Cpu Only, Nick marentas 2020 512k Ram, You are Earths only Hope flying Solo to fight the invaders at their home planet, World Premier was on CocoTalk Mar2020
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram. Background Music and smooth joystick positioning.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Side Software scrolling Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram, Author Glen Dalhgren...
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bjork
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram. Author Scott Cabit?
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall, Author Steve Bjork
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram, Author Steve Bjork.
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system, Author Nick Marentas..
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3) 128K Ram. Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram, Background music and 32 game levels and level 33 is the alien hordes Home Planet....

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

[http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html The Color Computer games review page]

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
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| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
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| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
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| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
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| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
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| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
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| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
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| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
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| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
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| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
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| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
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| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
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| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
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| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
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| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
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| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
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| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
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| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
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| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
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| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
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| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
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| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
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| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
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| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
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| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
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| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
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| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
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| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
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| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
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| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
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| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
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| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
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| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
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| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
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| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
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| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
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| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
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| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
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| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
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| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
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| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
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| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
|-
| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
|-
| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
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| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
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| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
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| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
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| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
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| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
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| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
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| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
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| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Gunstar]] - Disk, 6309 Cpu Only, Nick marentas 2020 512k Ram, You are Earths only Hope flying Solo to fight the invaders at their home planet, World Premier was on CocoTalk Mar2020
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram. Background Music and smooth joystick positioning.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Side Software scrolling Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram. Author Steve Bjork
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram. Author Scott Cabit?
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram, Author Steve Bjork.
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram, Background music and 32 game levels and level 33 is the alien hordes Home Planet....

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

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|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
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| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
|-
| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
|-
| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
|-
| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
|-
| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
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| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
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| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
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| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
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| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
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| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
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| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
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| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
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| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
|-
| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
|-
| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
|-
| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
|-
| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
|-
| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
|-
| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
|-
| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
|-
| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
|-
| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
|-
| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
|-
| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
|-
| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
|-
| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
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| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
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| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
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| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
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| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
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| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
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| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
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| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
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| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
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| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
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| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
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| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
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| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
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| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
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| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
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| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
|-
| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[MindRoll]] - Rompack 128k Ram, Tandy/Radio Shack 1989, Author of coco version Jesse Taylor, Keyboard or Joystick(optional)
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3 based on Pac mania for the Amiga
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram. Game Author Jeff Steidle.
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram, Coco 3 version by Greg Zumwalt
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Tandy/Radio Shack Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram, Coco 3 Author Greg Zumwalt
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram, Author Rick Adams certain joystick position on main screen activates alternate color scheme.
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram, Dave Dies under the Phantasm Software banner
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 1]] -Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1988-1989, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram
*[[The Power Stones of Ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure, 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

[http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html The Color Computer games review page]

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
|-
| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
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| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
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| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
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| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
|-
| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
|-
| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
|-
| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
|-
| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
|-
| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
|-
| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
|-
| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
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| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
|-
| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
|-
| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
|-
| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
|-
| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
|-
| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
|-
| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
|-
| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
|-
| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
|-
| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
|-
| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
|-
| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
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| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
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| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
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| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
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| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
|-
| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
|-
| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
|-
| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall 6309 Optimised ]] - hacker Author Unknown, Disk, Game Author SRB(Steve Bjork 1988) RomPack Version, 512k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
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| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
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| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
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| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
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| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
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| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
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| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
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| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
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| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
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| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
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| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
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| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
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| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
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| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
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| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
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| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
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| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
|-
| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
|-
| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
|-
| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
|-
| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
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| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
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| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
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| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
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| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
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| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
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| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
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| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
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| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
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| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
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| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
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| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
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| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
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| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
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| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
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| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
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| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
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| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
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| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
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| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
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| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
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| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
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| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
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| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
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| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
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| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
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| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
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| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
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| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
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| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
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| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
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| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
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| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
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| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
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| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
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| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
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| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
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| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
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| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
|-
| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
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| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
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| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
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| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
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| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
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| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
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| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger Xmas Edition 2019]] - Disk, Chet Simpson, Better and more improved Lode Runner clone with Amiga style graphics and sounds, 512k ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma3]] - Disk, Nick Marentas, 2020, 128k Ram, Modified to use Joystick and some Levels are optimised, Also it has been re-coded too use Coco 3 Gime 128x192x4 colour mode and Border is now Black!!
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom, before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy as of
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon. Curtis Boyle has done a 6309 updated version with much quicker frame rate in the YR2020
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

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Software

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Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

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Note: How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

'''Thanks to: lcurtis boyle for this list and Reviews'''

Information from [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtis boyle coco game list] used with permission of lcurtis boyle.

[http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html The Color Computer games review page]

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===SOFTWARE===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" width="18%" | Title
! scope="col" width="6%" | Author
! scope="col" width="6%" | Publisher
! scope="col" width="6%" | Year
! scope="col" width="6%" | CoCo_Model
! scope="col" width="6%" | Ram
! scope="col" width="28%" | Observations
! scope="col" width="6%" | Media
! scope="col" width="6%" | Type
! scope="col" width="6%" | OS
! scope="col" width="6%" | Catalog No.
! scope="col" width="6%" | 1st Appearance
|-
| [[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2553 || RSC-8
|-
| [[3-D Brickaway]] || Britt Monk || Britt Monk and then Avalon Hill || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[3-D Ghostmania]] || Randy S. Johnson || Educational Arcade Systems || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[7 Card Stud]] || || Intelligent Software / Tandy || 1984 || || || || Rompack || Game || DECB || 26-3074 ||
|-
| [[80C Monitor]] || || The Micro Works || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[8-Ball]] || Charles J. Roslund and B.M. Cook || Anteco Software || 1st half of 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar]] || Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Able Builders]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software #52 || October 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Advanced Star Trench Warfare]] || Fred B. Scerbo || Illustrated Memory Banks || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM with Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure In Mythology]] || Scott Cabit || Saguaro Software || 1986 (programmed in late 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Adventure in Wonderland]] || Bill Sethares || Prickly Pear Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Airline]] || Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alcatraz II]] || Michael (Mike) R. Hughey || Spectral Associates || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Alphabet Zoo]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3170 ||
|-
| [[Android Attack]] || ??? Unknown || Spectral Associates || Early 1982 (original 16K Robot Battle), 1982 (32k speech version) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (non-speech) or 32K RAM (speech), tape or disk, joystick. (originally called Robot Battle) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Androne]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3096 ||
|-
| [[Annihilator]] || Doug Kelley || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apollo]] || Sylvain Payeur || Sylvain Payeur || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 19?? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Apples]] || Bob Crispen || Computerware (unofficially; see <a href="bob_crispen_approval.txt">Bob Crispens approval email</a> for an explanation) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Appliance and Light]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3142 ||
|-
| [[Arcadia]] || ??? (Flying Flipper Action) || Freeware/Shareware || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arena of Skill]] || Chuck Nivison || Freeware/Shareware || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arex]] || Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkanoid]] || Steve Bjork || Tandy (Licensed from TAITO America Corp.) || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 or 2 Version 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Arkenoid]] || || || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3043 ||
|-
| [[Art Gallery]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3061 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Astro Blast]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM (cassette) or 32K RAM (disk), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Astroblast]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atari Cartridge ROM Reader]] || || home-made || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Athletyx]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal Cornwall (for Dragon-32 and Dragon-64) || 1985 (Programmed in 1984) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Atom]] || || Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3149 ||
|-
| [[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] || Steve Bjork || Radio Shack (Datasoft) || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 4K || 1,2, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3156 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Avenger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Backgammon]] || ??? || ??? (distributed by Radio Shack) || 1980-1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Bagasaurus]] || ??? (Childrens Computer Workshop). There is some comments in the game code: "The Bagasaurus Production Team: David Behrman, Jonathan Cohen, Angela Green, Gavrielle Levine, Jenny Howland, Seth Meyers, Janice Mueller, Barbara Stewart, Jefferson Stonier, Debbie Weinberger." || Tandy Corporation || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bagitman]] || Mike Roberts || Aardvark || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Attack]] || Chris Keyes || ??? (T&D Software or Chromasette?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Balloon Fire]] || Terry Steen || T&D Software (Issue #27) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bash]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2 with 64K RAM, or Coco 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[BASIC Aid v 1.2]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Battle of Gettysburg]] || James Woodruff || Softwride || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, Joystick, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
|-
| [[BC Bill]] || ??? || Imagine Software (England) || around 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk(?). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam]] || ??? || ??? (I have no idea where this game came from!) || ???? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beam Rider]] || ??? (D&D Software) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bedlam]] || Robert Arnstein || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3312 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Berserk]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk, joystick. (changed name to Haywire in late 1982) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Beyond the Cimeeon Moon]] || Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bingo Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Birds]] || Andrew Hubbell || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackbeards Island]] || Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn Miller || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack]] || Doug and Kevin Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blackjack Royale]] || J. M. Nowicki || Second City Software || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3 (Extended BASIC required), 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blank rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blochead]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Blox]] || Chet Simpson || Hyper Tech Software (Freeware release) || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bouncing Boulders]] || Dave Dies and Roland Knight || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Boxshoot]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joysticks, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brew Master]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Brick Pong]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software (Issue #10) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bridge Tutor]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3158 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Bugs]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight || Color Computer Magazine || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bumpers]] || Charles Wallace || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, joystick, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Bustout]] || || TDP Electronics || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 10-1300 ||
|-
| [[Buzzard Bait]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (Rugby Circle Inc.) || Tom Mix || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, joystick, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Buzzworm]] || Lee Earle || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software subsiduary) || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caladuril: Flame of Light]] || Dave Triggerson and Jeff Noyle || Diecom Products || 1987 (Diecom release) and 1989 (Oblique Triad re-release) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3 ONLY, 64K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Calixto Island (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Candy Co.]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Canyon Climber]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3089 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Card Games]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3320 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Cards And Slots]] || ??? (Nimbus Enterprises) || MicroDeal || 1989 (original Tom Mix version was 1986) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, RGB Monitor (for proper colors), disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cashman]] || Bill Dunlevy and Doug Frayer || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || July, 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Castle Guard]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3079 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Castle of Tharoggad]] || Scott A. Cabit (Computerware) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, mouse or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3159 ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (CC3)]] || L. Miller || Free/Shareware release || 1987? || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catacomb (Oregon Computer Systems version)]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catalyst]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul Howe || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Catch Em]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (Dave Edson)]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar (David Crandall)]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caterpillar Cave]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Hunter]] || Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM tape or 32K disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cave Walker]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1986 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 128K, 64K || 1 or 2, 64K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I (included), or 3: 128K RAM, disk drive, OS-9 Level I version 2.0 (included) or OS-9 Level II. Joystick for both versions. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Caviator]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || 1984(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K, 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM or 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[CC-Thello]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chambers]] || John Crane || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Champion]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Originally Mark Data Products, then Sundog Systems || around Christmas, 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Championship Football II]] || || Greg Zumwalt/Mark Easter/Gamestar || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3172 ||
|-
| [[C-Hawk Football]] || Stephen Macri || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || December, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Checker King]] || Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3055 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Checkers]] || || || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Chess]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3050 || RSC-4
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| [[Chess SD]] || ??? (Software Dynamics) || Computer Systems Distributors || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Rescue]] || Rob Shaw || Prism Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Chopper Strike]] || John Crane || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 16K or 32K RAM (two versions included), tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Circus Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Civil War]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clock Program]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Clowns & Balloons]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Clowns and Balloons]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft/Tandy || Steve Bjork || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3087 || RSC-9
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| [[Cmemory]] || || Micro-Labs, Inc. || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco Extravaganza]] || Roger Valentine || Tandy Home Education Systems/John Wiley & Sons Inc || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, Disk and cassette recorder (used for three programs only). || Disk || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax 3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[CocoMax]] || Hi-Res Pack || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Coco-Pinball]] || ??? || ??? (T&D Software?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Backgammon]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3059 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Baseball]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3095 ||
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| [[Color Car Action]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Caterpillar]] || Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle) || Soft Sector Marketing Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Computer Learning Lab]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3153 || RSC-6
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| [[Color Cubes]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3075 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Diagnostics v 2.0]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || AXX-2023 ||
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| [[Color File]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3103 || RSC-6
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| [[Color File II]] || || Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3110 ||
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| [[Color Forth]] || || Armadillo Int'l Software / Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Invaders]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color LOGO]] || Larry Kheriaty & George Gerhold || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 3 ONLY || || Disk (manual=26-2722/parent=26-2763, no teacher=26-2761) || || Game || DECB || 26-2722 ||
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| [[Color Meteoroids]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1981 (possibly re-released as MICROBES by Radio Shack/Tandy in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Power II CP/M ROM]] || || Color Power Unlimited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Robot Battle]] || Del Ogren (designed by Glenn Sogge) (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 || RSC-9
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| [[Color Scripsit]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3255 || RSC-8
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| [[Color Scripsit II]] || || Dale Lear / Tandy || 1986 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3109 ||
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| [[Color Space Invaders]] || ??? || Spectral Associates (originally Barnett & Bank Bros.?) || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Color Term Plus]] || || Double Density Software || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorchestra]] || || (one set made with Walnut) Horizon || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Colorcom/E v 3]] || || Eigen Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorcom/E v 4]] || || Eigen Systems / Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorout]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K, 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cassette or 16K RAM disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorpede]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Color-Trek]] || ??? || ??? (Spectral Associates) || ??? (1982?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Colorzap]] || James Yee || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Computer Island]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Contras]] || Jeff Steidl and Doug O. Masten || Sundog Systems || 1993 (originally supposed to be 1991) || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Ambush]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack) || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cosmic Clones]] || Robert Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Invaders]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Crash]] || Michel & Rejean Desjardins || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crazy Painter]] || Charles Guy || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Crosswords]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3082 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Crystle Castles]] || ??? (JON is built into the high score list... initials or 1st name of the author?) || Thundervision || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cuber]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cubix]] || Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Digging]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert Goes Walkabout]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall || 1982-1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cuthbert In The Mines]] || ??? || Microdeal Cornwall (Licensed to Tandy in Australia? Britain?) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM casette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Cyber Tank]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Mark Data Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, cassette or disk. Original version only worked on Coco 1/2 (overwrote GIME regs on Coco 3) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Cyrus Chess]] || || Dragon Data Limited || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Cyrus World Class Chess]] || || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
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| [[Cyrus World Class Chess1]] || Intelligent Software/Dragon Data || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3064 ||
|-
| [[Dallas Quest]] || James Garon (Datasoft) (game design by Louella Lee Caraway and Phyllis Wapner, Graphics by Kelly Day and Joe Pearson) || Radio Shack/Tandy/Datasoft || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk ONLY. || || Game || DECB || 26-3294 ||
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| [[Dancing Devil]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Danger Ranger]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 (Written November, 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[DASM/Demon Assembler]] || || (in box) Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Death Trap]] || || Soft Sector Marketing || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Deathship]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Decathlon]] || Richard Borsheim || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Defense]] || ??? (Colorful Software) || Spectral Associates || 1982 (Colorful Software), 1984 (Spectral Associates) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demolition Derby]] || John Gabbard (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3044 ||
|-
| [[Demon Attack]] || M. Voorsanger (Imagic) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3099 ||
|-
| [[Demon Seed]] || Jeffrey Sorensen and Philip Mackenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Demonstration Cartridge]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || A0109 ||
|-
| [[Desert Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Desert Rider]] || Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Devil Assault]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Devious]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostic ROM]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Diagnostic Test]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Diagnostics]] || || Radio Shack || 1980 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3019 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Dig]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #56 (Feb. 1987 issue) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dino Wars]] || R.G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (probably released 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3057 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Disto Super RAM Disk]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Don Pan]] || || Tomy/Tandy || 1985 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3097 ||
|-
| [[Donald Duck's Playground]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Donkey King (later called The King)]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 - renamed 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donkey Kong]] || John Kowalski (Sock Master) and Nintendo || John Kowlaski - Freeware || March 31, 2007 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, joystick. A 6309 does make the game run smoother, but is not required. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donpan]] || ??? (Tomy) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Donut Dilemma]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3 (Coco 3 features extra colors), 64K RAM, disk drive. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodle Bug]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Doodlebug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Double Back]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Doubleback]] || Dale Lear || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3091 ||
|-
| [[Downland]] || Michael Aichlmayr || Licensed to Radio Shack/Tandy through Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 ONLY, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. (A cracked version that will work from disk, and the Coco 3, has been done.) || || Game || DECB || 26-3046 ||
|-
| [[Dr. Livingston]] || ??? (Softside Magazine originally, modified by E.E.M.) || ??? || 1980 (Softside Magazine), April 1982 (E.E.M.) || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Draconian]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dracula - Reading is Fun]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2550 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Dragon Slayer]] || Olaf Schroeder || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragon32 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonblade]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonfire]] || Frank Ellis (artwork by Matthew Sarconi) (Imagic) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dragonfire v 1.0]] || || Imagic / Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3098 ||
|-
| [[Draw Poker]] || Mike Burton || Freeware || October, 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Droll Attack]] || ??? || T&D Software?, Issue #30 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dungeon Raid]] || Ken Kalish || Microdeal UK || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || Originally Dragon 32/64, this version: 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Dungeons of Daggorath]] || Douglas J. Morgan, Phil Landmeier, Keith Kiyohara, and April Landmeier (Dyna Micro) || Dyna Micro / Radio Shack || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3093 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Dunkey Munkey]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Early Games]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[EDIT+]] || || Compusense || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Editor Assembler With ZBug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 || RSC-6
|-
| [[EDTASM+]] v1.0 || || (One cart in package) Microsoft || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3250 ||
|-
| [[El Bandito]] || David Crandall || Mark Data Products || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[El Diablero]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Electron]] || Steve Giesking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eliminator, The]] || || Frank Hogg Laboratories || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Erland]] || Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Escape 2012]] || ??? (Steve Hartford?) || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Eye-Spy]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased, written in 1983?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks (2 players only). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[F-16 Assault]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Facemaker]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2 or 3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3166 ||
|-
| [[Facts Match]] || || Micro school Programs || || || || || || || || ||
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| [[Fangman]] || David Crandall || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fembots Revenge]] || ??? (Kevin Herrboldt and Tim Nelson?) || Nelson Software Systems (later ColorQuest) || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[File Data Base]] || || home-made pak || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fire One]] || || Ark Royal Games || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Firecopter]] || Dale Lear || Adventure International || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fish]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flight Simulator I]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Flippy]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #52 (Oct. 1986 issue) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fly By]] || Brian Mirtich || Chromasette || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Foodwar]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Football]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3053 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Force Field]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software, Issue #19, January 1984 || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, disk or cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fortress of the Mutant Waffles]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fourcube]] || David Bush || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fraction Fever]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3169 ||
|-
| [[Frog Trek]] || George Bahr || Oelrich Publications || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Frogger]] || ??? || The Cornsoft Group || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine]] || ??? (White Cloud Software) || Tom Mix Software || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fury]] || Timothy Purves || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Fyr-Draca]] || David Lionell Dawson || ColorQuest (games division of Nelson Sofware Systems (later Softlaw)) || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2, 16K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Attack]] || Lou Haehn (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3066 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Galactic Fighter]] || Kevin Hoare || Four Star Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Taipan]] || David Cochrane || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galactic Trek]] || Rick McDannel || Color Compuer News (CCN) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galagon]] || Brett Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Galax Attax]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gantelet II]] || Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional (2 button joystick recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gate Crasher]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1999 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gazon]] || ??? || K&K Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Gems]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Germ Warfare]] || ??? || Chromasette || (198?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[GFL Championship Football II]] || Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for Gamestar || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghana Bwana]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Attack]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ghost Gobbler]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gin Champion]] || ??? (Philidor Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || (1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3083 || RSC-9
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| [[Glaxxons]] || Russell Peterson || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 3 ONLY || 16K || 3 ONLY, 16K RAM, cassette or disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gobbler]] || David Crandall || David Crandall || 2001 (previously unreleased... written in 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, 2 joysticks (2 players), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1984-1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner 2000]] || Chet Simpson (some design work done by Eric Crichlow, from the original MM/1 version) || MediaLink Development || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gold Runner II]] || Dave Dies || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986-1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Golf]] || ??? || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku and Renju]] || ??? (Intelligent Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gomoku/Renju]] || || || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3069 ||
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| [[Grabber]] || Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grand Prix Challenge]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Mars]] || Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphic Pak]] || || || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 ||
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| [[Graphic Pyramid]] || Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen) || Aardvark Action Software (formerly Aardvark-80) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Graphics Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3157 || RSC-9
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| [[Graphitext]] || || Abacus Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Green Berets]] || Michael J. Keyes and Bill Butterworth || ??? (PD release?) || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Gremlml]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Greymoon]] || Bill Dunlevy || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Grid]] || A. Pakerski || Chromasette || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Guadal Canal]] || Phil Keeler || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape, 32K RAM disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Prickly Pear Software, then Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handball]] || ??? || Color Computer News (June 1983 issue) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Handyman]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3154 || RSC-6
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| [[Hangman]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Haunted House]] || Darren Deloach and Tim Koonce (later Tim Kientzle) || Futurehouse Inc. - TRC MAgazine || late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[HDB-DOS DriveWire3]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[High Speed Cassette System]] || || JPC Products || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hopbopper]] || Kevin Derby || Public Domain release || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Hyper Zone]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Hockey]] || Lou Fiorino || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Ice Master]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Images 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3300 || RSC-9
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| [[Images 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3301 || RSC-9
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| [[Instrument Flight Simulator]] || William G. Franklin || Rainbow Magazine || 16K version: Programmed 1982, published June 1983; 32K version:Programmed July 1983, published August 1984. || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC (version 1) or 32K RAM Extended BASIC (version 2), tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Intercept 4]] || J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming) || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Invaders Revenge]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Inventions that Changed Our Lives]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2625 ||
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| [[Investment Analysis]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3102 || RSC-6
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| [[Iron Forest]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Jaws (Pac Jaws)]] || Michael Freeman || ??? || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[JDOS v. 1.09]] || || J&M Controller || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Junkfood]] || David Taylor || Rainbow Magazine (Nov. 1984 issue) || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kamikaze]] || Phil Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Karate]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Katerpillar Attack]] || R & S Krotz || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kids On Keys]] || ??? (Designed by Freida Lekkerkerker for Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || 26-3167 ||
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| [[Killer Mansion]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kindercomp]] || ??? (Spinnaker Software) || Tandy Corporation || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3168 ||
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| [[Kingpede]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software || July, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Klendathu]] || Leo Christopherson || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-2567 || RSC-10
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| [[Knock Out]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Koronis Rift]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 (original game on other platforms released 1985) || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kron]] || Roger Smith || Oregon Color Computer Systems || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Kung-Fu Dude]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Kyum Gai:To Be Ninja]] || Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version) || Sundog Systems || 1989 (RS-DOS version), 1990 (OS-9 version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 2 button joystick, disk, 128K RAM (RS-DOS version) or 256K RAM (OS-9 version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] || || Eversoft Games, Ltd. || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Labyrinth]] || Gerald Werner || Aardvark-80 || 1982 (Coding finished Nov. 19, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lancer]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lander]] || A. Pakerski || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Lansford Mansion]] || Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare) || Diecom Products || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Le Mans]] || Rick Lamont || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, one or two joysticks, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards]] || Al Lowe (original program), Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) || Sierra On-Line (sold through Radio Shack/Tandy) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 256K || 3, 256K RAM, disk only, OS-9 or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Liberty Ship]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, issue #45 || March 1986 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Little Runner]] || Charles A Husak || Rainbow Magazine || 1984 (March issue) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar Lander]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Small Business Computers || 1981 (programmed by Feb. 12, 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunar-Rover Patrol]] || Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Lunchtime]] || Claude R. Gagnon || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Macro 80C]] || || Microworks || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Madam Rosas Massage Parlor]] || Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke) || Softcore Software Company || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Madness and the Minotaur]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3313 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea]] || B.J. Chambless || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Malcom Mortar]] || || Greg Zumwalt/ZCT Systems Group || 1987 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3160 ||
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| [[Marathon]] || John Fraysse || Afabear Software (Rainbow Magazine) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, Extended Basic, 32K RAM recommended (special instructions for 16K), disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Marble Maze]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk or tape, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mars/Mars II]] || Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1981-1982 (?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Martian Crypt]] || Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook) || Novasoft (Tom Mix Software) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk or tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Master Key II]] || || D Nelson/C Hohn/Computize || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Math Bingo]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3150 ||
|-
| [[Math Tutor]] || || Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3148 ||
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| [[Medieval Madness]] || Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies) || Diecom Products || Late 1988 or early 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, Sega gun adaptor and Sega Phaser gun. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mega Bug]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 || RSC-8
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| [[Mega-Bug]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3076 ||
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| [[Megapede]] || Mark Skala || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Meteoroids]] || || Dragon Data Ltd || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mickeys Space Adventure]] || ??? (Designed by Al Lowe for Walt Disney Personal Computer Software and Sierra On-Line) || Tandy/Radio Shack || late 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Micro Illustrator]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 25-1120 ||
|-
| [[Micro Painter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Micro Painter **]] || || DataSoft / Tandy || 1982 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3077 ||
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| [[Microbes]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 or 1983 (possibly the re-release of COLOR METEOROIDS from Spectral in 1981?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3085 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Microchess]] || Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microtext]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Microworks Forth]] || || Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Middle Kingdom]] || ???(Jaysoft) || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mindroll]] || || one in original package / Tandy || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3100 ||
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| [[Mind-Roll]] || Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex. || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 64K || 1,2, (64K RAM) or Coco 3 (128K RAM), cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Mine Rescue]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Miss Gobbler]] || ??? (Procolour Group Inc.) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Missile Attack]] || Larry F. Perry || 80 Micros || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mission Impossible]] || Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion) || Adventure International || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moby Dick]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2552 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Money Pak]] || || Computer Island || || || || Extended Basic || || || || ||
|-
| [[Monkey Kong]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems/Screenplay || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Monster Maze]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3081 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Montezumas Dungeons]] || Greg Keyser || T&D Software, Issue #26 || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Defense]] || Robert Evans || Public Domain/Shareware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Flight]] || Paul Griffiths || Cload Publications Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Hopper]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Moon Shuttle]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon || Datasoft || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Morocco GP]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mountain Pilot]] || ??? || Instant Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mouse Maze]] || John Kowlaski (under his alias Sockmaster) || John Kowalski || 2001 (previously unreleased) - written in 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mr. Dig]] || ??? || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ms. Maze]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Mudpies]] || Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzie || Computer Shack/Michtron || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Music]] || || || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3151 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Nerble Force]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Neutroid II]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (originally hoped to be distributed by Radio Shack). Was released by Tom Mixs Novasoft in 1987 for a short time. || 1984 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[New Burt]] || Mike Roberts || Mike Ro Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Ninja Warrior]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[NitrOS9]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Reactor Simulator]] || Chris Latham and John Erickson || Rainbow magazine || April 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Nuclear Submarine Adventure]] || Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???) || Aardvark-80 || 1980 (I believe the Coco version came out in 1981 or 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Offender]] || Greg Zumwalt || American Business Computers || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Official Radio Shack Coco 3 Demo]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[One on One]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) based on original code for another platform by Eric Hammond || Electronic Arts; sold through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Orbitron]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Outhouse]] || J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited) || Computer Shack (later Michtron) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator]] || Brian Bruderer || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick, modem or null cable optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac Droids]] || Charles Forsythe || The Programmers Guild || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3 (3 for game only; credits/intro screen will not display properly), 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Dude]] || Brian ONeill || Shareware release || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 only, 128K RAM, joystick, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[PacDude Monster Maze]] || Brian ONeill (music by Chris Spry) || Brian ONeill || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 only, 512K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pack Maze]] || David Crandall || DSL Computer Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Man]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes || 1997 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3 ONLY, 512K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac]] || ??? || Computerware || 1981 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pac-Tac II]] || ??? || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pac-Tac version 2]] || Larry Bank || Not officially released || 1982(?) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Panic Button]] || Paul Kanevsky || First Star Software Inc. (later distributed by Tandy Corp.) || late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1/2/3, 16K RAM, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3147 ||
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| [[Panzer]] || Patrick A. Ewing || T&D Software (Issue #54) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Paper Route]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || Late 1985/early 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]] || David Figge (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick(s). || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pelieti]] || Roger Taylor || Roger Taylor (Freeware) || February, 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pengon]] || Markus Foti (Megasoft) || Spectral Associates || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Personafile]] || || || || || || Disk || || Game || DECB || 26-3260 || RSC-8
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| [[Personal Finance]] || || Tandy || || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3101 || RSC-4
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| [[Personal Finance II]] || || two different sized manuals || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3106 ||
|-
| [[Phantom Slayer]] || Ken Kalish || Med Systems (later Screenplay) || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pharoahs Curse]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Photon]] || Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren) || Sundog Systems || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pinball]] || || Tandy || 1980 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-3052 || RSC-4
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| [[Pinball Factory]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3, 64K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pioneers in Technology]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2624 ||
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| [[Pitfall II]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1985 (original, non-Coco version released 1983) || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pitstop II]] || ??? || Epyx || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planet Invasion]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Planetarium]] || || Moreton Bay Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || || Coco 1/2/3?, 16 Kb, tape or disk. || Disk/Tape || || || ||
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| [[Plateau of the Past]] || ??? || Zytek, Ltd. || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1/2/3, 32K RAM, disk required. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Polaris]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || 26-3065 || RSC-6
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| [[Poltergeist]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3073 || RSC-9
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| [[Ponk]] || Greg Helton || Greg Helton || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pooyan]] || Gerry Humphrey and James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Popcorn]] || Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3090 || RSC-8
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| [[Predator]] || || one in original package || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3165 ||
|-
| [[Program Catalog]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Programmable Sound Module]] || || Maple Leaf System || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Project Nebula]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2 or 3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3063 || RSC-6
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| [[Prospector]] || Lee J. Chapel || Rainbow Magazine || Dec. 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protector II]] || Robert Black (original Atari version by Mike Potter) || Synapse Software || 1983 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 32K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Protectors]] || Ron Beatty || Tom Mix Software || Late 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pumpman]] || Dave Dies || Saguaro Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Pursuit]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Pyramid]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramid 2000]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3310 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Pyramix]] || Jordan Tsvetkoff (Colorventure) || Dr. Prebles Programs || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Qiks]] || Ryan Olsen || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Quasar Commander]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3051 || RSC-4
|-
| [[Quest]] || Bob Retelle and Rodger Olsen || Aardvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quest For Thelda]] || Eric A. Wolf || Sundog Systems || Late 1989 or early 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Quix]] || Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom) || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Raaka-Tu]] || Robert Arnstein(?) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette. || || Game || DECB || 26-3311 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Rad Warrior]] || Jesse Taylor (Palace Software) || Epyx (sold through Radio Shack) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3162 ||
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| [[Radio Ball]] || Robert Arnstein || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rail Runner]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rainbow Roach]] || John Fraysse (Afabear Software) || Rainbow Magazine || June 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rampage]] || || one in box - Tandy / Activision || 1989 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3174 ||
|-
| [[Rampage!]] || Steve Bjork for Activision || Tandy || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rat Attack]] || Wayne Wood and Gerry Casey || T&D Software, Issue #28 || Written 1983, released October 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
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| [[Reactoid]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 ||
|-
| [[Reactoids]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3092 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Real Talker]] || || Colorware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rear Guard]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Recochet]] || ??? || ??? || ??? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rescue on Fractalus]] || Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx) || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9 joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of Juniors Revenge]] || B.J. Chambless (?) || Computerware || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Return of the Jeti]] || ??? || Thundervision || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RoboCop]] || Greg Zumwalt || Data East / Tandy Corporation || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3164 ||
|-
| [[Robot Battle v 1.0]] || || Spectral Associates/Tandy || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3070 ||
|-
| [[Robot Odyssey 1, Scape from Robotropolis]] || || The Learning Company || || || || || || || || 26-3284 ||
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| [[Robotack]] || David W. Clark, sound by Bob Miller || Intracolor || Early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rogue]] || Mike L. Leber, Ron B. Miller, James Long & Ed Rosenzweig for Epyx (based on minicomputer/mainframe version by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold & Glenn R. Wichman) || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM (256K for graphics font version). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roller Controller]] || ??? || Spectral Associates || 1986 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Roman Checkers]] || Al Baker (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick(s) optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3071 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Romless Pak I]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Romless Pak II]] || || Microware || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rommel 3D]] || Kary McFadden || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rubicon II]] || Phillip E. Keller || Ark Royal Games || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Rupert Rythym: The Music Box Caper]] || Nickolas Marentes || Now self-published, previously Game Point Software (in the U.S./Canada) and Tandy (Australia) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[RushN Assault]] || Dave Dies || Diecom Products || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, disk, joystick (2 button joystick optional, but helpful. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sailor Man]] || Chris Latham || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sam Sleuth]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sands of Egypt]] || James Garon, Ralph Burris, Steve Bjork (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || 26-3299 || RSC-9
|-
| [[Screen Print Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3021 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Sea Battle]] || Bob Kimball Woodward || Public Domain/Shareware (released on Compuserve) || June 14, 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Dragon]] || Jim Hurd (Coniah Software) || Adventure International || Late 1982 or early 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Search (formerly Sea Quest)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983/beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk.(originally Sea Quest) || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sea Stalker]] || ??? (original version by Stu Galley and Jim Lawrence) || Infocom || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shamus]] || William Mataga and Larry Abel (Synapse Software) || Synapse Software in 1983, later through Radio Shack/Tandy || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape (Synapse only) or disk (as sold throught Radio Shack/Tandy), joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shanghai]] || Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick (Radio Shack version), or 256K RAM, disk, joystick optional (OS-9/NitrOS9 version). || || Game || DECB || 26-3084 ||
|-
| [[Shark Treasure]] || Greg W. Anderson || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shenanigans]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shiphunt]] || Wilfred H. Barber || Free Coco Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shock Trooper]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Shooting Gallery]] || James Garon (Datasoft) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3088 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Shuttle Simulator]] || John Fraysse || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Silpheed]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), Robert Lindsley & Michael Ormsby (Level Design) for Sierra Online, original game by Game Arts || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2, 16K RAM, 3 version: 128K RAM). Joystick optional, cartridge || || Game || DECB || 26-3054 ||
|-
| [[Sinistaar]] || ??? (Phantom Software) || Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk only, joystick (2 button recommended). || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skiing]] || Robert G. Kilgus || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 (may have been delayed until early 1981) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 4K or 16K RAM (16K recommended), cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3058 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Skramble]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3 16K RAM tape or 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sky-Defense]] || ??? || Quasar Animations || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Skyway]] || Rodger Smith || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slay The Nereis]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy Corporation || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 ||
|-
| [[Slay the Nerius]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3086 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Slot Machine]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended Basic, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack II]] || || Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slot Pack III]] || || (with AC adapter) Howard Medical || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Slots]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Smartwatch rompack]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snak Pac]] || Larry Bank || Tom Mix Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Snake Pit]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software and Game Point Software || 1989 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soko-ban]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Tandy (licensed from Sphere Inc., which was licensed from ASCII Corp., which was licensed from Thinking Rabbit) || 1988, original copyright 1984 || 3 ONLY || 128K, 32K || 1 and 2 version - 32k RAM required; Coco 3 version, 128K RAM required, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3161 ||
|-
| [[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Soviet Bloc]] || John R. Strong || Strongware || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional, Orchestra-90 card optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Ambush]] || Andy Kluck || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Assault]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3060 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Space Hunter]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Intruders]] || Nick Marentes || Nick Marentes (distributed by Radio Shack in Australia, Game Point Software in North America) || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk drive, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Marauder]] || Craig Stewart || Radio Shack Australia || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Probe: Math]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2537 || RSC-10
|-
| [[Space Race]] || Rick Lamont and Daron Stinnett || Spectral Associates || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Raiders]] || Brian Bruderer || Mark Data Products || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Wrek]] || Steve Gieseking || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Space Zapper]] || ??? || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spectaculator]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3256 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Spectrum Voice Pak]] || || Spectrum Projects || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Sound]] || || Tandy || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3144 ||
|-
| [[Speech Synthesizer]] || || Alford and Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speech Systems Midi - lg white pak]] || || 2 5-pin jacks on side || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Speed Racer]] || Steven Hirsch || Michtron (formerly Computer Shack) || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spidercide]] || Tim Swisher || Tandy Corporation || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3049 ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hype]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1992 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spider-Hyper]] || Roger Taylor || Public Domain || 1996 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 6309 upgrade chip, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Spinster Cafe]] || Raleigh Rivers || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Springster]] || ??? (Spectral Associates) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3078 ||
|-
| [[Squash]] || J.R. Applegate || ??? || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[SR-71]] || Lee Earle || Tom Mix Software || Late 1983/early 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaster]] || Jim Kearney || Micro Works || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Blaze]] || Greg Zumwalt || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Spores]] || David Shadoff || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trader]] || Steve Hartford || Computerware || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Star Trek III]] || Lance Micklus || Lance-Micklus Inc. - distributed by Adventure International || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaster]] || || J. Kearney / Microworks || 1981 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starblaze]] || || Greg Zumwalt / Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3094 ||
|-
| [[Starfire]] || Harvey Brofman || Intellectronics || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Starship Chameleon]] || Ken Kalish || Computerware || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM , cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life Line]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Radio Shack/Tandy Corp. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cartrudge || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stellar Life-line]] || || Steve Bjork/SRB/Tandy || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3047 ||
|-
| [[Stereo Composer]] || || Speech Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Stereo Music]] || || || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3143 ||
|-
| [[Storm]] || ??? || Computerware || 1982 || 1 or 2 ONLY || 16K || 1 or 2 ONLY, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Storm Arrows]] || Tom D. Keeton || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Sub Battle Simulator]] || Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber || Epyx, sold through Tandy/Radio Shack || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K || 1,2,3, 128K RAM, disk only, OS-9 Level II or NitrOS9, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3272 ||
|-
| [[Super Bustout]] || Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image Producers || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3056 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Super Charger]] || || Spectral Associates || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Bug]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Stretcher]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Terminal]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer II]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Color Writer v 1.0]] || || Nelson Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Dragon Writer]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Logo]] || || Larry Kheriaty/George G/Tandy || 1984 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2717 ||
|-
| [[Super Mastermind]] || Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt || Freeware || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Super Pitfall]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision || Tandy/Radio Shack || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3171 ||
|-
| [[Super Vaders]] || Darrell Ulm || T&D Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM , cassette. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Symphony12]] || || Speech Systems / Del Software || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Syzygy]] || Scott Cabit || Spectral Associates || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Officially Licensed and/or Cross Platform Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games - Publishers Index]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tanks]] || Larry D. Becker || 80 Micros magazine || August 1982 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, tape or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Temple of ROM]] || Rick Adams || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3045 ||
|-
| [[Tennis]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, 1 or 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || 26-3080 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Tetra]] || Brian ONeill || Brian ONeill || 1991 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tetris]] || Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 128K, 16K || 1,2,3 (special features on 3), 16K RAM (128K RAM on Coco 3), cartridge. || || Game || DECB || 26-3163 ||
|-
| [[The Black Sanctum (graphic version)]] || || Mark Data Products || End of 1983 or beginning of 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Crystal City]] || Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software) || Sundog Systems || Late 1990 || 3 ONLY || 512K || 3, 512K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Factory]] || ??? (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Marge Kosei and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Force]] || Charles J. Roslund || Anteco Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Frog]] || A. Hubble || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Hound of Baskervilles]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2551 || RSC-8
|-
| [[The Interbank Incident]] || || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick or mouse. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Lair]] || Tom Stephenson and James J. Walton || Freebooter Software || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Microscopic Mission]] || Desing by Robert C. Clardy and Alan H. Zalta; Coco3 version programmed by Mark W. Easter And Greg L. Zumwalt || Activision/Tandy || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 128K RAM, disk ONLY, Joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3271 ||
|-
| [[The Pond]] || Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish) || Tandy Corporation || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Schoolmaze Adventure]] || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| [[The Touchstone]] || ??? || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[The Vortex Factor]] || || Mark Data Products || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thermo Patch for TLW-401 Label Maker]] || || Thermo Patch || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Thexder]] || RS-DOS version: C. Daron Stinnett (Synergistic Software), OS-9/NitrOS9 version by Alan Dekok. (Sierra On-Line official software company) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1988 (RS-DOS cartridge version), 1991(?) (OS-9 disk version) || 3 ONLY || 256K, 128K || 3, (RS-DOS version: 128K RAM, cartridge), (OS-9/NitrOS9 version: 256K RAM, disk). || || Game || DECB || 26-3072 ||
|-
| [[Three In a Row]] || Charles Price || Freeware (released on Compuserve) || 1987 (?) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk, joysticks optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Bandit]] || Bill Dunlevy and Harry Lafnear || Computer Shack/Michtron || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Fighter]] || Rob Shaw || Mark Data Products || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K, 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM cassette, 32K RAM disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Time Patrol]] || M.G. Lustig || Computerware || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[To Preserve Quandic]] || David Karam (Suspense Software) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, disk only. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tool Kit]] || || Premier Micro Systems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tower of Fear]] || Charles Forsythe || Programmers Guild || Late 1981 or early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trailin Tail]] || Mike Hall || Rainbow magazine || August 1983 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapball]] || ??? || T&D Software, Issue #27 || 198? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trapfall]] || Ken Kalish || Tom Mix Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trekboer]] || || Mark Data Products || Late 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Trickashay]] || David Crandall || AHL Computing || 1983? || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2626 ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color Forth]] || || Talbot Microsystems || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[TRS-80 Color PILOT]] || || || || || || Cassette || || Game || DECB || 26-2710 ||
|-
| [[Trubble]] || John Demchenko || Freeware || 1990 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tube Frenzy]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Turret]] || Clayton R. Moore || T&D Software, Issue #78 || December, 1988 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, Extended BASIC, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tutankam]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Tuts Tomb]] || Rob Shaw and Ron Krebs || Mark Data Products || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Typemate]] || || || 1988 || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3155 ||
|-
| [[Typing Tutor]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-3152 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Varloc]] || Greg Zumwalt || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1/2/3, 64K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vegas Gamepak]] || Dan Nelson || Nelson Software Systems || 1981 or 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Venturer]] || Dave Edson || Aadvark-80 || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Keno]] || Kevin and Douglas Leany || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Video Pinball]] || ??? || Radio Shack/Tandy || Late 1980 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Videotex]] || || || 1981 || || || Program Pak || || Game || DECB || 26-2222 || RSC-6
|-
| [[Viet Cong (V.C.)]] || ??? || Microcomputer Games (division of Avalon Hill Game Company) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Viking]] || ??? (Possibly Tim Bremser and Lloyd Pulley?) || Prickly-Pear Software || 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[VIP Terminal]] || || Softlaw || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 1]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2568 || RSC-8
|-
| [[Vocabulary Tutor 2]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || 26-2569 || RSC-8
|-
| [[VoxChess]] || David Crandall || Computerware || 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Voyager]] || William Volk || Avalon Hill || Late 1981 (advertised in January, 1982 catalog) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM Extended BASIC, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wacky Food]] || M.G. Lustig || Arcade Animation Inc. || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, tape or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Kings]] || Charles J. Roslund || Tom Mix Software || early 1982 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[War Monger]] || Greg Wittmeyer || GSW Software (called A World At War originally), then Sundog Systems (as War Monger) || 1989 (GSW Software, 1991 (Sundog Systems) || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warlords]] || ??? || T&D Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warp Fighter 3-D]] || Steve Bjork || SRB Software || 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick, 3-D glasses optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Warrior King]] || Glen R. Dahlgren || Sundog Systems || 1988 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 with 128K RAM, disk only, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Weirdo]] || Rodger Smith || T&D Software, Issue #58 || May, 1987 issue || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, joystick, cassette or disk. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Where in the world is carmen san diego]] || Dane Bigham || Broderbund/Tandy || || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3 ONLY, 128K RAM, disk, Keyboard or joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3243 ||
|-
| [[Whirlybird Run]] || Brett Norman || Spectral Associates || 1983 (written 1982) || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wildcatting]] || ??? (The Image Producers) || Radio Shack/Tandy || 1981 || 1,2 or 3 || 4K || 1,2,3, 4K RAM, cartridge, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || 26-3067 || RSC-8
|-
| [[WIZ Terminal Program]] || || || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wizards Den]] || Matt Harper || Novasoft (Tom Mix subsiduary) || 1987 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2 or 3 with 64K RAM, disk only, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Word-Pak]] || || PBJ || 1983 || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak II]] || || PBJ || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[WordPak-RS]] || || PBJ / Radio Shack || || || || || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Worlds of Flight]] || John Fraysse and Mike Hughey || Tom Mix Software || 1984 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2 or 3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk drive, 2 joysticks. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Wrestle Maniac]] || Kevin Hoare || Diecom Products || 1986 || 1,2 or 3 || 64K || 1,2,3, 64K RAM, tape or disk, 1 or 2 joysticks.Title: Wrestling Maniac || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Yahtzee (80 column version)]] || Jim Peasley (Based on PC version by Patrick Leabo, which was based on early version by JL Helms & MF Pezok, June 1979) || Freeware release (Compuserve) || January 1987 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, cassette or disk,. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Z-89]] || Steve Bjork (SRB Software) || Game Point Software, then SRB Software || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaksund]] || Charles J. Roslund || Elite Software || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zaxxon]] || Steve Bjork || Datasoft (on their own, and through Radio Shack) || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 32K || 1,2,3, 32K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || 26-3062 ||
|-
| [[Zenix]] || Jeremy Spiller and Mike Newell || Gosub Software (Eversoft Games), and later Sundog Systems || 1989 || 3 ONLY || 128K || 3, 128K RAM, disk ONLY, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zone 6]] || Ottmar Bochardt || Colorquest || 1983 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-
| [[Zonx]] || David Billen || Rainbow magazine || October 1985 || 1,2 or 3 || 16K || 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick. || || Game || DECB || ||
|-)
|}

===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====

*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack 26-2722, Disk 26-2721, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2/3 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]] Tape, Disk, 16K RAM, joystick, [[1982]] By [[Britt Monk]], [[Avalon Hill]]
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Zone 6]] - [[Ottmar Bochardt]], [Colorquest], [1983], Color Computer 1,2,3, 16K RAM, cassette or disk, joystick optional.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Lyra]] - Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Midi Sequencer for RSDOS
*[[Musica]] 1 & 2, Disk, Cassette, Speech Systems, Wavetable Music composer for RSDOS
*[[Coco Midi]] 1, 2, 3, & Pro - Disk, Rompack, Speech Systems, Midi Recorder for RSDOS
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM+]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Match Maker Spanish Vocabulary Slills]] - Disk
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine]], Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, Been notified by Author that a separate coco 1,2/Dragon version was first sent to Diecom before a coco 3 version
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon.
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.
*[[CoCo Family Recorder]] - Disk, requires 80 column monitor and two disc drives. Geneaology database program. Versions for SECB (RS-DOS) and OS-9 were available. FARNA Systems, 1992 - OS-9 version 1995.
*[[Ultilmuse III]] - Disk, Os-9 Level 2 MIDI Sequencer by Michael J.Knudsen.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.
*[[ADOS]] - single tasking OS edition enhancements, Slow & Fast compatible with disk and printers

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

==Links==
* [http://www.lcurtisboyle.com/nitros9/coco_game_list.html lcurtisboyle list]
* [ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/SOFTWARE/Games%20COCO%20Info%20Curtis%20Boyle%20Make%20By%20Luis%20Fernandez.xls in Excel]
* [http://aaronwolfe.com/robert.gault/Coco/Unpublished/CART2RAM.html Transferring Coco Pak Software to Disk by Robert Gault]

==Order By Catalog Number==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Cat. No.
! Title
! Media
! 1st Appearance
|-
| 26-2222
| Videotex
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-2537
| Space Probe: Math
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2550
| Dracula - Reading is Fun
|
|RSC-8
|-
| 26-2551
| The Hound of Baskervilles
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2552
| Moby Dick
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2553
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2567
| Klendathu
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-2568
| Vocabulary Tutor 1
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2569
| Vocabulary Tutor 2
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-2624
| Pioneers in Technology
|
|
|-
| 26-2625
| Inventions that Changed Our Lives
|
|
|-
| 26-2626
| TRS-80 Chemistry Lab, Vol. I
|
|
|-
| 26-2709
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Cassette
|
|-
| 26-2710
| TRS-80 Color PILOT
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2721
| Color LOGO
| Disk
|
|-
| 26-2722
| Color LOGO
| Program Pak
|
|-
| 26-3019
| Diagnostic ROM
|
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3021
| Screen Print Program
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3050
| Chess
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3051
| Quasar Commander
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3052
| Pinball
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3053
| Football
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3055
| Checkers
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3056
| Super Bustout
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3057
| Dino Wars
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3058
| Skiing
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3059
| Color Backgammon
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3060
| Space Assault
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3061
| Art Gallery
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3062
| Zaxxon
|
|
|-
| 26-3063
| Project Nebula
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3064
| Cyrus
|
|
|-
| 26-3065
| Polaris
| Program Pak
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3066
| Galactic Attack
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3067
| Wildcatting
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3070
| Color Robot Battle
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3071
| Roman Checkers
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3073
| Poltergeist
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3075
| Color Cubes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3076
| Mega Bug
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3077
| Micro Painter
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3079
| Castle Guard
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3080
| Tennis
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3081
| Monster Maze
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3082
| Crosswords
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3083
| Gin Champion
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3085
| Microbes
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3086
| Slay the Nerius
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3087
| Clowns and Balloons
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3088
| Shooting Gallery
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3089
| Canyon Climber
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3090
| Popcorn
| Program Pak
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3091
| Double Back
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3092
| Reactoids
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3093
| Dungeons of Daggorath
|
| RSC-10
|-
| 26-3101
| Personal Finance
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3102
| Investment Analysis
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3103
| Color File
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3104
| Spectaculator
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3105
| Color Scripsit
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3150
| Bingo Math
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3151
| Music
| Program Pak
| RSC-4
|-
| 26-3152
| Typing Tutor
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3153
| Color Computer Learning Lab
| Cassette
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3154
| Handyman
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3156
| Audio Spectrum Analyzer
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3157
| Graphics Pak
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3158
| Bridge Tutor
|
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3250
| Editor Assembler With ZBug
|
| RSC-6
|-
| 26-3255
| Color Scripsit
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3256
| Spectaculator
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3260
| Personafile
| Disk
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3299
| Sands of Egypt
| Disk
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3300
| Images 1
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3301
| Images 2
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3310
| Pyramid
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3311
| Raaka-Tu
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3312
| Bedlam
| Cassette
| RSC-8
|-
| 26-3313
| Madness and the Minotaur
|
| RSC-9
|-
| 26-3320
| Card Games
|
| RSC-9
|}

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2012-03-08T03:03:12Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine, Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram

*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Tim Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, When played on a coco 1/2 it auto detects system to use Coco 1,2 graphics
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon.
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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Software

2011-09-24T13:38:38Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

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How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[C-Hawk Football]] - Stephen Macri 1986, 128k, Text/Graphics Football Simulation
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Draw Poker]] - Disk, Mike Burton 1986, 128k, Draw poker Card simulation
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fruit Multi-bars Slot machine, Tom Mix Software 1986(white Cloud Software), 128k, Slot Machine Simulation
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Moon Defense]] - Disk, Robert Evans 1987, 128k, Simple Space Fighting game
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Ponk]] - Disk, Greg Helton 1987, Based on the 1970's Squash Simulation
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162 Jesse taylor for Epyx, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram

*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape,Nick Marentas (Tandy Australia), 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia Craig Stewart, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, Spectral Associates 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Super Mastermind]] - Disk, Bill Nobel and Darryl Hildebrandt 1987, Simulation
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Time Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Three in a Row]] - Charles Price 198#, Tic Tac Toe simulation 128k Disk
*[[Trubble]] - John Demchenko, Disk 128k, Game theme Unknown?
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, When played on a coco 1/2 it auto detects system to use Coco 1,2 graphics
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

OS-9 Level 2 or Nitros-9 Based Games

*[[Kings Quest 3]] - Disk Os-9 Lv2 512k Sierra On-Line for Tandy Usa, 512k Graphics adventure
*[[Koronis Rift]], Disk OS-9 Lv2, Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 1987, Arcade/Strategy
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Leisure suit Larry]] - Chris Iden (Coco/OS-9 conversion) Sierra On-Line 1988, 256 or 512k, Graphics/Adventure
*[[Rescue on Fractulas]] - Ken Rogoway (Lucasfilm Ltd., for Epyx), 128k Disk, Rescue Stranded people while being fired upon.
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Shanghai]] Rick Adams (Activision) (cartridge original), and Bill Nobel/Alan Dekok (OS-9 version) 256/512k Disk
*[[Sub Battle Simulator]] - Disk, Jesse Taylor & Mike Leber for Epyx, 1987, 128k
2 other games to be entered in here yet will do when time permits :)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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2011-09-24T12:50:30Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Arena of Skill]] - Disk, Chuck Nivison 1988, 128k, D&D/Arcade/Strategy
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Arcade, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Lunar Lander]] - Disk, Jeff Donze Rainbow Magazine 1989, Simulation of landing a Space Capsule on the Moon
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram,
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Time Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, When played on a coco 1/2 it auto detects system to use Coco 1,2 graphics
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3). Steve Bjork
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

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2011-09-24T12:21:49Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Sweep]] - Disk, Time Franklin 2011, 128k, Puzzle game based on Mine Sweeper
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, When played on a coco 1/2 it auto detects system to use Coco 1,2 graphics

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk,Arcade, Gosub Software and later on Sundog Systems, 1991. 512k Ram, Lone Ship fighting to save your home planet
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk/Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram, Based on Space Invaders and best Clone to date on any 8bit system
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram, When played on a coco 1/2 it auto detects system to use Coco 1,2 graphics

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure. based on the Ultima style games
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram. Uses the same game system used in Super pitfall
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram. 1 of the best Hybrid pac-man clones on the coco 3
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

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2011-09-23T14:23:00Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991. 512k Ram
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram.
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram.
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Nuke the Love Boat]] - Disk, 128k, Computerware 1986, Graphics Adventure, Stop a Terrorist plan to Nuke a Luxury Cruise Ship
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

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2011-09-23T14:04:30Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 1/2 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Nick Marentas 1986, Tandy Australia and Game Point Software, 64k Tape/Disk, Arcade Original concept
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991. 512k Ram
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram.
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram.
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Z-89

2010-02-15T14:35:15Z

Brian Palmer:

Z-89 The Sequel to Zaxxon, This game was a Master piece, of programming by Steve Bjork, This game actually outshines the original Zaxxon, Mostly because it used the Hi-res 256x225 screen of the Coco 3, The colors were Vibrant, The sound effects and voices used in it were well done, not the normal sound effects, we hear in the coco 1,2 games, but digitized.
Game controls, are the Right Joystick, game control is the same as the original Zaxxon done for the coco 1,2.
so if you can get a copy, play it, it is worthy of being called better than the original.

[[Category:Software]]

Software

2010-02-15T14:27:20Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991. 512k Ram
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram.
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram.
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.
*[[Bash]] - Disk, SRB Software 1989, Arkanoid(Bustout) Clone, 128k Ram.
*[[Mary's Butterflies]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 200#, Unique game style, 128k Ram.
*[[Jeweled]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 2008, Bejeweled Clone, 512k Ram.
*[[Digger II, Return of the Saint]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 200#, Best Lode Runner Clone, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2010-02-15T14:18:21Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavSoftware}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991. 512k Ram
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Mine Rescue]] - Disk, SRB Software 1988, Rescue trapped miners, 128k Ram.
*[[Pac Dude]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1990, Clone of Pac Man. 128k Ram.
*[[PacDude Monster Maze]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1992, Music by Chris Spry. 512k Ram.
*[[Pac Man]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1997, Best Pac Man Clone ever on the coco's, 512k Ram.
*[[Gate Crasher]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1999, 1st Full 3D shooter, 512k Ram.
*[[Gold Runner 2000]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1999, Best Lode runner Clone for the Coco's, 512k Ram
*[[Return of Juniors Revenge]] - Disk, ComputerWare BJ Chambless 1986, Based on Donkey Kong Jr, 128k Ram.
*[[Roller Controller]] - Disk, Spectral Associates 1986, Game theme unknown, 128k Ram.
*[[Pelieti]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1991, Maze style solving, 128k Ram.
*[[Spider Hype and Spider Hyper]] - Disk, Roger Taylor 1992, Trap Spiders in Bottom Half, 128k Ram. 2 versions are made 1 uses 6809 the other uses 6309 chips.
*[[Tetra]] - Disk, Brian O'Neill 1991, Based on the game Tetris, 128k Ram.
*[[Blox]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1991, Based on Tetris, 1 of Chet's 1st games, 128k Ram
*[[Digger]] - Disk, Chet Simpson 1990-91, Lode Runner clone, 128k Ram, This game had no sound and was Chet's 1st game he ever did and released.
*[[Cosmic Ambush]] - Disk, Nick Marentas 1992, Space Shooter, 128k Ram.
*[[Fire One]] - Disk, Ark Royal Games 1987, 3d Submarine war simulation, 128k Ram.
*[[Gems]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128k Ram, This uses the Orch 90cc Rompack.
*[[Soviet Bloc]] - Disk, John R Strong 1991, Tetris Clone, 128 Ram, Also uses Orch-90cc Rompack.
*[[La Belle Lucie Solitaire]] - Disk, EverSoft Games 1990, Card Game, 128k Ram.
*[[Marty's Nightmare]] - Disk, SRB Software 19##, Pac Man Style game, 128k Ram.
*[[Magic of Zanth]] - Disk, Computerware 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Wildwest]] - Disk, Tom Mix 1987, Graphics Adventure, 128k Ram.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware 1988-89, Medievel style game, 512k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[3-D Brickaway]]
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Astro Blast]] - 1982
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[B.C. Bill]] - 1984
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[NewDisk]] - OS-9 Device Driver, 1985
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
(Sorted)
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991. 512k Ram
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game. 128k Ram
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989. 128k Ram
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Rogue]] - Disk, 26-3297, 198?. 128k Ram Minimum 512k Ram needed for Ascii graphics
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988. 128k Ram
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987. 128k Ram
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses. 128k Ram
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game. 128k Ram
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game. 128k Ram

(Unsorted)
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze. 512k Ram
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda. 128k Ram
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone. 512k Ram
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game. 512k Ram
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game. 128k
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure. 128k Ram
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game. 128k
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja. 256k or 512k needed
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards. 128k Ram
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991, 128k Ram
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting. 512k
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga. 128k Ram
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991, 512k Ram
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game. 128k Ram
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game. 128k Ram
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software). 128k Ram
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements. 128k Ram
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing. 128k Ram
*[[Donkey Kong]] - Disk, SockMaster, 200#, Actual Z80 Arcade Game ported to the Coco 3. 512k Ram.
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom 1988, 1 of only 2 that used the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.
*[[Medievel Madness]] - Disk, Diecom 1989, 2nd game to use the Sega Phaser gun. 128k Ram.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Speech/Sound Cartridge (26-3144A)

2007-05-05T09:33:08Z

Brian Palmer: /* Games */

The Speech/Sound Cartridge allows a Color Computer to produce monaural synthesized music, sound effects, and speech. It includes a PIC 7040 microcontroller that feeds data from the CoCo into an AY3-8913 Programmable Sound Generator and an SPO256-AL2 Speech Processor. It can produce speech from text, and music in 3 voices.

The sound is played on the Color Computer's monitor or TV through the SND pin on the CoCo's expansion port. The S/SC has a 2K RAM for storing sound effects or speech. There is no ROM-based program in the S/SC (except the ROM for the onboard microcontroller), but the 54 page manual contains complete programming information and many example Color BASIC programs demonstrating the capabilities of the interface.

The S/SC internally doubles the E clock provided on the CoCo's expansion port, and has problems when operated at the CoCo 3's high speed without modification.

== Third Party Software ==

SoundMaster 2.0 by Jim McDowell is an OS-9 Level II program for the CoCo 3 with 512K of RAM. It is a BASIC09 program that provides a graphical interface for designing sounds to be played on the S/SC. It includes device drivers and descriptors for accessing the S/SC at both slow (unmodified) and fast (modified) speeds.

== Games ==

The following games are known to produce sound effects and/or speech with the S/SC if present. Offsite links are to L. Curtis Boyle's list of [http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/coco_game_list.html Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games]:

*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/adventureinmythology.html Adventure In Mythology]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/f-16assault.html F-16 Assault]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/galagon.html Galagon]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/gantelet.html Gantlet]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/ghanabwana.html Ghana Bwana]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunner.html Gold Runner]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunnerii.html Gold Runner II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/interbankincident.html The Interbank Incident]
* Keys of the Wizard
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/lansfordmansion.html Lansford Mansion]
* Magic of Zanth
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/martiancrypt.html Martian Crypt]
* Module Man
* Omniverse by Scott Cabit. marketed by Computerware.
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/pegasus_and_the_phantom_riders.html Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/pitfallii.html Pitfall II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/spacewrek.html Space Wrek] Reportedly a B/W version has speech. Joel this version does Speak, I just played it the other night. It tells you what sector your entering, plus other words during and after game play. The version for speech is V1.0
* Treasure of the Aztecs by John Sandberg marketed by Computerware.
* Wild West
* Wizard's Castle

Speech/Sound Cartridge (26-3144A)

2007-05-05T06:45:49Z

Brian Palmer: /* Games */

The Speech/Sound Cartridge allows a Color Computer to produce monaural synthesized music, sound effects, and speech. It includes a PIC 7040 microcontroller that feeds data from the CoCo into an AY3-8913 Programmable Sound Generator and an SPO256-AL2 Speech Processor. It can produce speech from text, and music in 3 voices.

The sound is played on the Color Computer's monitor or TV through the SND pin on the CoCo's expansion port. The S/SC has a 2K RAM for storing sound effects or speech. There is no ROM-based program in the S/SC (except the ROM for the onboard microcontroller), but the 54 page manual contains complete programming information and many example Color BASIC programs demonstrating the capabilities of the interface.

The S/SC internally doubles the E clock provided on the CoCo's expansion port, and has problems when operated at the CoCo 3's high speed without modification.

== Third Party Software ==

SoundMaster 2.0 by Jim McDowell is an OS-9 Level II program for the CoCo 3 with 512K of RAM. It is a BASIC09 program that provides a graphical interface for designing sounds to be played on the S/SC. It includes device drivers and descriptors for accessing the S/SC at both slow (unmodified) and fast (modified) speeds.

== Games ==

The following games are known to produce sound effects and/or speech with the S/SC if present. Offsite links are to L. Curtis Boyle's list of [http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/coco_game_list.html Tandy (TRS-80) Color Computer Games]:

*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/adventureinmythology.html Adventure In Mythology]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/f-16assault.html F-16 Assault]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/galagon.html Galagon]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/gantelet.html Gantlet]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/ghanabwana.html Ghana Bwana]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunner.html Gold Runner]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunnerii.html Gold Runner II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/interbankincident.html The Interbank Incident]
* Keys of the Wizard
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/lansfordmansion.html Lansford Mansion]
* Magic of Zanth
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/martiancrypt.html Martian Crypt]
* Module Man
* Omniverse by Scott Cabit. marketed by Computerware.
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/pegasus_and_the_phantom_riders.html Pegasus and the Phantom Riders]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/pitfallii.html Pitfall II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/spacewrek.html Space Wrek] Reportedly a B/W version has speech. Joel this version does Speak, I just played it the other night. It tells you what sector your entering, plus other words during and after game play.
* Treasure of the Aztecs by John Sandberg marketed by Computerware.
* Wild West
* Wizard's Castle

Speech/Sound Cartridge (26-3144A)

2007-03-23T14:21:26Z

Brian Palmer: /* Games */

The Speech/Sound Cartridge allows a Color Computer to produce monaural synthesized music, sound effects, and speech. It includes a PIC 7040 microcontroller that feeds data from the CoCo into an AY3-8913 Programmable Sound Generator and an SPO256-AL2 Speech Processor. It can produce speech from text, and music in 3 voices.

The sound is played on the Color Computer's monitor or TV through the SND pin on the CoCo's expansion port. The S/SC has a 2K RAM for storing sound effects or speech. There is no ROM-based program in the S/SC (except the ROM for the onboard microcontroller), but the 54 page manual contains complete programming information and many example Color BASIC programs demonstrating the capabilities of the interface.

The S/SC internally doubles the E clock provided on the CoCo's expansion port, and has problems when operated at the CoCo 3's high speed without modification.

== Third Party Software ==

SoundMaster 2.0 by Jim McDowell is an OS-9 Level II program for the CoCo 3 with 512K of RAM. It is a BASIC09 program that provides a graphical interface for designing sounds to be played on the S/SC. It includes device drivers and descriptors for accessing the S/SC at both slow (unmodified) and fast (modified) speeds.

== Games ==

The following games are known to produce sound effects and/or speech with the S/SC if present:

*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/adventureinmythology.html Adventure In Mythology]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/f-16assault.html F-16 Assault]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/galagon.html Galagon]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/gantelet.html Gantlet]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/ghanabwana.html Ghana Bwana]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunner.html Gold Runner]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/goldrunnerii.html Gold Runner II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/interbankincident.html The Interbank Incident]
* Keys of the Wizard
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/lansfordmansion.html Lansford Mansion]
* Magic of Zanth
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/martiancrypt.html Martian Crypt]
* Module Man
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/pitfallii.html Pitfall II]
*[http://nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com/spacewrek.html Space Wrek] Reportedly a B/W version has speech.
* Wild West
* Wizard's Castle
* Omniverse by Scott Cabit. marketed by Computerware.
* Treasure of the Aztecs by John Sandberg marketed by Computerware.

User:Brian Palmer

2007-01-08T13:58:16Z

Brian Palmer:

An Australian Coco Fanatic, Give me a coco title, Most likely I'll have it

Software

2006-11-10T14:03:44Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software).
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements.
*[[Frogday Afternoon]] - Disk, Kevin Humphrey, 1988, Control a Scuba Diver Fishing.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2006-07-29T12:27:37Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Non-games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software).
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sportsware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2006-07-29T12:27:03Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Non-games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Gantelet]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - [[Tom Mix Software]]'s excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software).
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005
*[[SuperDisk]] - Disk, Rsdos, Sports2ware, 198# Look at How programmers create their own copy protection schemes, Even learn to make your own.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Backup Magic

2006-06-11T12:24:08Z

Brian Palmer:

''Italic text''Backup Magic, Carl England, 2005
Review By Brian Palmer.

Backup Magic, The Best Copy Protection Backup Program on the Market Today,
This program really makes the Coco 1,2 and 3 shine, In the Terms of it's Disk Backup power, And the speed it runs at.
I Ran the Program on Z-89 By Steve Bjork, This Game has over 20 odd tracks copy protected, Backup Magic made a backup working version in about 40-50 secs flat, Now this is Quick by any Standards in Tandy Disk IO routines, But Here is the Kicker, Carl rewrote the IO routines to be faster in the read/write section, So in a sense, The Routines are Carls own ingenious code.
And If your wondering if it can backup a non copy protected disk in the same time, The answer is Yes by what I have seen, But Don't take my word for it tho, You'll have to see it for yourself.
What would be good, Is If you could re-program the FDC eprom, to use Carl's Backup IO Routines, And delete the Tandy Routines in the Floppy Disk Controller.
But that's only the Rsdos version, There is a Pc version, which allows you to copy a copy protected program to run in a coco 1,2 and 3 emulator, Now Hows that for pure programming genious, Carl has thought of it all, The name of this program is called Magic2Pc.

Software

2006-06-11T11:58:17Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Non-games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software).
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995
*[[Backup Magic]] - Disk, Rsdos, Backup any copy protected coco disk on the Market, And can make a emulator running version for DK's and Mess. Carl England, 2005

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2006-06-03T13:15:48Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Caterpillar]] Tape or Disk, [[Aadvark-80]] 1992
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.
*[[WarMongar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, World Domination style Game, The Author of the game, Greg Wittmeyer(GSW Software).
*[[World At War]] - Disk, GSW Software, This game was revised, And then Sold By Sundog Systems, Which is the game renamed WarMongar, But with some enhancements.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2006-04-07T08:08:53Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.
*[[The Quest For The Starlord]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 198#, graphic adventure, Futuristic Apocalypse game.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Zenix

2005-11-28T09:23:28Z

Brian Palmer:

Zenix By Jeremy Spiller,

This game is a clone of Galaga, But this one has a story to it, which you get to defeat the Alien Home World, all up 32 levels of pure fast addiction, one of the quickest games to date, with another one called Crystal Cities by the same Author.
This game uses the 320x225x16 color graphics screen, with digitized sounds, The game used a unique sequence of where the Aliens would come down to attack, then zoom straight to the top, before going out of play, while most games,the aliens would go down and out of play ,or through the side. so it has 3 get ways for the aliens to leave the playing field.
game controls are using the right joystick, I have managed to make it to level 32, but I'm not going to tell you what the ending is like, as this game just gets faster and faster, I love the part when the screen shakes, when you are Hit in the later stages, what we need is someone to hack it, and make the fire button call auto repeating,For those who would love to see the Ending.
This game, there is no bonus option of collecting another fighter plane, but you do get the options of collecting different Fire capabilities, which last for roughly 30secs, plus there is a energy bonus to get your shields back up.
Overall this game is a must have ,

Software

2005-11-28T09:16:41Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,
*[[Photon]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 19##, Arcade Mind Strategy game.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Xenion

2005-11-28T09:11:50Z

Brian Palmer:

Xenion By Michael Duncan, Sold By Diecom Inc Software, 1987.

Xenion

2005-11-28T09:10:02Z

Brian Palmer:

Xenion By Michael Duncan, Sold By Diecom Inc Software, 1987.

I've never seen the coco 1,2 version of Xenion, They would be similiar, except the graphics and colors would be Different, in this version would only use 4 colors on a 256x192 screen, But every thing else would be the same.
If you want to see what the game is about, Have a look at the coco 3 version details.

Warrior King

2005-11-25T09:10:36Z

Brian Palmer: A truly enjoyable game, But hard to complete

Warrior King By Glen R Dahlgren and Sundog Systems.
This was the first coco 3 Arcade game done, using the 320x200x16 color screen, By Sundog Systems.
I find that like all his games Glen done, they were really detailed, being the shape of the hero to the villians and background scenes, I found this game, isn't no walk in the park one, the controls can be quite picky, your jumps have to be spot on, but other than that, the game is quite enjoyable.
The controls are: to walk left or right, simply push the joystick in that direction.
if you want to jump, right or left, push joystick in the upper left or right corners
to jump straight up, push joystick straight up.
to climb vines,chain, jump onto the vine or chain, then push joystick in the direction the vine or chain goes, to let go, press fire button, or push joystick in the intended direction.
To Attack: press firebutton and push joystick in the direction the villian is at, and can attack while jumping as well. or if you want to croach and attack, hold the joystick down.
plus you will find objects along the way, which help you build up strength, double armor, healing etc.

Space Marauder

2005-11-23T00:51:49Z

Brian Palmer:

Space Marauder by Craig Stewart, Sold by Tandy Australia, 1988

This was the winner of the Bicentennial programming competition, Held by Tandy Australia in 1988,

This game uses the 320x200x16 color screen, Coco generated sounds, The hyperdrive sequence looks pretty good on a RGB monitor.
Scenario: Waves of marauding spaceships have been terrorising the galaxy, Your mission is to hyperspace to the asteroid belt, pick up the warp device and hyperspace it to the marauding spaceship and destroy it. The asteroid belt gets increasingly more dangerous and the marauders more vicious as the game progresses.
Game Controls: Left joystick and the fire button, to move and fire, <SpaceBar> to toggle wing lasers,(but beware wing lasers use more power).
Hints:
Your shields are non-rewnewable, The asteroids and marauders need to be hit dead centre, to be destroyed. Your ship only takes 20 hits ,before being destroyed.
Run headfirst into warpers, to hyperspace to next screen(ship will self-destruct if you miss).

Xenion

2005-11-23T00:28:44Z

Brian Palmer:

Xenion by Michael Duncan Sold by Diecom Software INC, 1987

This was the first Coco 3 space game, that showcased the Graphics of the Coco 3, The Graphics screen is either the 320x225x4 colors,or the 640x225x4 colors, Sound effects are normal coco generated sounds.
This is 1 game, I still like to play, even after 17 years of owning it.
As you go through each stage, you'll see alien ships designed from Famous spaceships, from Battlestar Galatica, Starwars, and countless others.
Game play is controlled by using the right Joystick, 2 players use The right and left joysticks. Firebutton 1 fires missiles, Spacebar fires the smart bomb(if you have any, Destroy everything on the screen).
Enemies, Vary from Motherships, to Alien fighters, ground base Tanks and Cannons, to force fields(which you can only destroy by shooting the power generator, located behind).
You'll find, <E> squares for energy, Missile logos for more smart bombs.
1 Thing i'll say about this game, The programmer sure put a lot of detail to the back ground scenes, Hopefully, soon i'll be able to freely give copies of this wonderful game to coco users.

Zenix

2005-11-22T03:09:06Z

Brian Palmer:

Zenix By Jeremy Spiller,

This game is a clone of Galaga, But this one has a story to it, which you get to defeat the mothership, all up 32 levels of pure fast addiction, one of the quickest games to date, with another one called Crystal Cities by the same Author.
This game uses the 320x225x16 color graphics screen, with digitized sounds, The game used a unique sequence of where the Aliens would come down to attack, then zoom straight to the top, before going out of play, while most games,the aliens would go down and out of play ,or through the side. so it has 3 get ways for the aliens to leave the playing field.
game controls are using the right joystick, I have managed to make it to level 12, but that's as far as I got, as this game just gets faster and faster, what we need is someone to hack it, and make the fire button auto repeating, then it might make it a bit easier to get to the end.
This game, there is no bonus option of collecting another fighter plane, but you do get the options of collecting different Fire capabilities, which last for only 30secs, plus there is a energy bonus to get your shields back up.
Overall this game is a must have ,

Z-89

2005-11-20T08:28:37Z

Brian Palmer:

Z-89 The Sequel to Zaxxon, This game was a Master piece, of programming by Steve Bjork, This game actually outshines the original Zaxxon, Mostly because it used the Hi-res 320x225 screen of the Coco 3, The colors were Vibrant, The sound effects and voices used in it were well done, not the normal sound effects, we hear in the coco 1,2 games, but digitized.
Game controls, are the Right Joystick, game control is the same as the original Zaxxon done for the coco 1,2.
so if you can get a copy, play it, it is worthy of being called better than the original.

Software

2005-11-18T12:53:57Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

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How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.
*[[Those Darn Marbles]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, based on marble maze.
*[[The Quest for Thelda]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Clone of Zelda.
*[[The Contras]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, Commando Clone.
*[[Sinnstaar]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Space Shoot'n up Game.
*[[Video Cards/Keno]] - Disk, Tom Mix, 1988, Vegas Casino Game.
*[[Z-89]] - Disk, Game Point Software, 1989, Sequel to Zaxxon(utilising the power of the coco 3).
*[[The power stones of ard 2]] - Disk, 3 C's Projects, 1990, Graphic adventure.
*[[Overlord]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990, Wargames Role player game.
*[[Kyum Gai]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1991, OS9 version of To be ninja.
*[[Slots and Cards]] - Disk, Microdeal, 19##, Vegas slot cards .
*[[Sidney, The Super Space Snake]] - Disk, KLG Systems, 1991,
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, Sportsware, 1990, Medievel Sword Fighting.
*[[Seventh Link]] - Disk, Oblique Triad, 1990,RPG Graphics Adventure.
*[[Zenix]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1990, clone of Galaga.
*[[Crystal Cities]] - Disk, Jeremy Spiller, 1991,

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2005-11-18T11:07:46Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988, Medievel Sword game.
*[[Kyum Gai to be ninja]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1989, Ninja Fighting Game.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2005-11-18T10:58:50Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom Software, 1987-88. space shoot'n up game

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2005-11-18T10:56:55Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Non-games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.
*[[Disk Defeater]] - Disk, Rsdos, Break any copy protection used,Carl England, 1995

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Rupert Rythym

2005-11-10T10:38:57Z

Brian Palmer:

Ah , I remember this game the best out of all the games I brought from Tandy Australia, this is the second game,I brought done by Nick marentas, The first being Donut Dilemma.
I remember the first time,I saw this running on a coco 3, in my local Tandy Store, I loved the colors and sounds , this little gem of a game was doing, I just knew i had to get it, even knowing i would be broke for a week(It was money well worth spent).
To Play this game, you have to have the volumne up high, just sounds so cool, listening to the percussion and bass coming out, especially when you hear the HEY bit.
It uses the 320-192x16 colour screen, with some of the coolest sounds you will hear, Having a pen and paper, is handy, when you have to put all the rythym components into the right doors. One of the best features, is the invisible mode part. Using the fire cracker, is a real cracker sound, or one of the best pieces of sound programming done.
Game controls is done using a 2 button joystick,
fire cracker is the 1st button on joystick.
pep mode, is joystick button 2, or the spacebar
Enter a door in master hall, press button 1
Swap notes in master hall, press S
Play notes in master hall, press P
Pause on/off, F1
Abort game/return to main screen CNTRL F2 together
You have to play it, to really appreciate the graphics and sounds used to make this game, Truely a must in any coco users game collection.

Space Intruders

2005-11-10T09:35:46Z

Brian Palmer:

Space Intruders, I remember, when this was first released by Tandy Australia, I brought it, That minute, wasn't passing up a chance to own another piece of Nick Marentas brilliance.
Now to the game, You can use either Joystick or Keyboard , for the game controls(left and right arrows for steering, space for fire.),
CNTRL and P together pauses game play
CNTRL A aborts the game
The graphics were 320x192 16 colour, with some really neat sound effects thrown in, The graphics were similiar to the original coin-up version, except this version has a ending, first 8 waves you only have to destroy the alien ships, But wave 9, has the mothership, which, I have to admit, I have never made it to this stage, still trying tho, That's what keeps me interested in this game, knowing that sooner or later I'll get to face the big one, and maybe defeat the mothership and win the game.
What more can i say about this Gem of a game, you have to play it.
I could add more to this page, But i'll leave that up to you, to add to my review, (that way, I will Know you have been playing it).

Software

2005-10-23T06:26:25Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2005-10-23T06:22:52Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter, also can use 3D Glasses.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom Products Inc, 1987, uses phaser gun
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Kyum Gai To Be Ninja]] - Disk, Rsdos or Os9, 128-512k, Sundog Systems, 1989.
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, 512k, Sportsware's, 1990.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

{{CatSoftware}}

Software

2005-10-22T14:36:20Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Games */

{{NavTop}}

How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom Products Inc, 1987, uses phaser gun
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Kyum Gai To Be Ninja]] - Disk, Rsdos or Os9, 128-512k, Sundog Systems, 1989.
*[[Warrior King]] - Disk, Sundog Systems, 1988.
*[[Barbarian Quest]] - Disk, 512k, Sportsware's, 1990.
*[[Exeter]] - Disk, G J Doak, 1987, Graphics Adventure.
*[[Crystal City]] - Disk, Gosub Software, 1991.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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2005-10-22T14:24:47Z

Brian Palmer: /* CoCo 3 Non-games */

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How specific should the categories be? Is it helpful to seperate them by media type (ROMpak, disk, tape) and by machine type (CoCo 1/2, CoCo 3)? The first "Radio Shack Software" section is just a style proposal. Either run with it, or we can delete it.

==Radio Shack Software==
===ROM Paks===
====CoCo 1/2====
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981

====CoCo 3====
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988

===Disk===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

===Cassette===
====CoCo 1/2====
====CoCo 3====

==CoCo 1/2 Games==
*[[7 Card Stud]] - Rompack, 26-3074, 1984
*[[8-Ball]] - Rompack, Anteco
*[[Alphabet Zoo]] - Rompack, 26-3170, 1984
*[[Androne]] - Rompack, 26-3096, 1983
*[[Arkanoid]] - Rompack, 26-3043, 1987
*[[Atom]] - Rompack, 26-3149, 1983
*[[Backgammon]] - Rompack, 26-3059, 1980
*[[Biosphere]] - Disk, 26-3280, OS-9
*[[Blackboard]] - Disk
*[[Bridge Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3158, 1982
*[[Bugs II]] - Disk, Four Star Software
*[[Bustout]] - Rompack, 26-3056, 1981
*[[Canyon Climber]] - Rompack, 26-3089, 1982
*[[Castle Guard]] - Rompack, 26-3079, 1981
*[[Cave Walker]] - Disk, 26-3249, OS-9
*[[Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3055, 1980
*[[Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3050, 1980
*[[Childpace]] - Disk, 26-3248, Computerose
*[[Clowns and Balloons]] - Rompack, 26-3087, 1980
*[[Coco Pro Solitaire]] - Disk, DNM Enterprises
*[[Color Baseball]] - Rompack, 26-3095, 1983
*[[Color Cubes]] - Rompack, 26-3075, 1981
*[[Color It]] - Disk
*[[Color Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2722, 1983
*[[Crosswords]] - Rompack, 26-3082, 1981
*[[Cyrus World Class Chess]] - Rompack, 26-3064, 1984
*[[Demolition Derby]] - Rompack, 26-3044, 1984
*[[Demon Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3099, 1984
*[[Dino Wars]] - Rompack, 26-3057, 1980
*[[Doctor Who]] - Prickly Pear Software's unlicensed tribute to the BBC Sci-Fi series.
*[[Don Pan]] - Rompack, 26-3097, 1985
*[[Doubleback]] - Rompack, 26-3091, 1982
*[[Downland]] - Rompack, 26-3046, 1983
*[[Dragonfire]] - Rompack, 26-3098, 1984
*[[Dungeons of Daggorath]] - Rompack, 26-3093, 1982
*[[Facemaker]] - Rompack, 26-3166, 1984
*[[Football]] - Rompack, 26-3053, 1980
*[[Fraction Fever]] - Rompack, 26-3169, 1984
*[[Galactic Attack]] - Rompack, 26-3066, 1982
*[[Gin Champion]] - Rompack, 26-3083, 1982
*[[Gomoku/Renju]] - Rompack, 26-3069, 1983
*[[Kids on Keys]] - Rompack, 26-3167, 1984
*[[Kindercomp]] - Rompack, 26-3168, 1984
*[[King, The]] - Tom Mix Sofware's excellent Donkey Kong clone.
*[[Math Bingo]] - Rompack, 26-3150, 1980
*[[Math Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3148, 1988
*[[Megabug]] - Rompack, 26-3076, 1982
*[[Microbes]] - Rompack, 26-3085, 1981
*[[Mindroll]] - Rompack, 26-3100, 1988
*[[Monster Maze]] - Rompack, 26-3081, 1981
*[[Panic Button]] - Rompack, 26-3147, 1983
*[[Pinball]] - Rompack, 26-3052, 1980
*[[Polaris]] - Rompack, 26-3065, 1981
*[[Poltergeist]] - Rompack, 26-3073, 1982
*[[Popcorn]] - Rompack, 26-3090, 1981
*[[Project Nebula]] - Rompack, 26-3063, 1981
*[[Quasar Commander]] - Rompack, 26-3051, 1980
*[[Reactoid]] - Rompack, 26-3092, 1983
*[[Robot Battle]] - Rompack, 26-3070, 1981
*[[Roman Checkers]] - Rompack, 26-3071, 1981
*[[Shooting Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3088, 1982
*[[Skiing]] - Rompack, 26-3058, 1981
*[[Slay the Nereis]] - Rompack, 26-3086, 1983
*[[Soko-Ban]] - Rompack, 26-3161, 1988
*[[Space Assault]] - Rompack, 26-3060, 1981
*[[Spidercide]] - Rompack, 26-3049, 1983
*[[Starblaster]] - Rompack, J. Kearney, 1981
*[[Starblaze]] - Rompack, 26-3094, 1983
*[[Stellar Life-line]] - Rompack, 26-3047, 1983
*[[Super Logo]] - Rompack, 26-2717, 1984
*[[Temple of ROM]] - Rompack, 26-3045, 1984
*[[Tennis]] - Rompack, 26-3080, 1981
*[[Tetris]] - Rompack, 26-3163, 1988
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Xenion]] - Disk or Tape, 64k, Diecom Products Inc, 1987

==CoCo 1/2 Non-games==
*[[Appliance and Light]] - Rompack, 26-3142, 1984
*[[Art Gallery]] - Rompack, 26-3061, 1981
*[[Audio Spectrum Analyzer]] - Rompack, 26-3156, 1981
*[[Autoterm 3.2D]] - Disk, PXE Computing
*[[BASIC-09]] - Disk, 26-3036, OS-9
*[[CocoMax Hi-Res Pack]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[Color File]] - Rompack, 26-3103, 1981
*[[Color File II]] - Rompack, 26-3110, 1986
*[[Color Pack]] - ROM/RAM Pack, Green Mountain Micro
*[[Color Scripsit]] - Rompack, 26-3105, 1981
*[[Color Scripsit II]] - Rompack, 26-3109, 1986
*[[Color Term Plus]] - Rompack, Double Density Software, 1983
*[[Colorcom/E]] - Rompack, Eigen Systems
*[[Comm-4 Serial Pak]] - Rompack
*[[Diagnostics]] - Rompack, 26-3019, 1980
*[[Digisector DS-69A]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Display 80]] - Rompack, Disto
*[[Disto RAM Pak]] - Rampack, Disto
*[[EDTASM Plus]] - Rompack, 26-3250, 1982
*[[EPROM Programmer]] - Rompack, Intronics
*[[Graphic Pack]] - Rompack, 26-3157, 1982
*[[Handyman]] - Rompack, 26-3154, 1981
*[[Master Key II]] - Rompack, Computize, 1984
*[[Micro Painter]] - Rompack, 26-3077, 1982
*[[Microworks Forth]] - Rompack, Microworks
*[[Midi Interface]] - Rompack, Related Research
*[[Modem Pack - Direct Connect]] - Rompack, 26-2228, 1985
*[[Music]] - Rompack, 26-3151, 1980
*[[PBJ Dual Serial Port PAk]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[P-C Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1984
*[[Personal Finance]] - Rompack, 26-3101, 1980
*[[Personal Finance II]] - Rompack, 26-3106, 1983
*[[Real Talker]] - Rompack, Colorware
*[[RS 232 Program Pack]] - Rompack, 26-2226, 1983
*[[Smartwatch Pack]] - Rompack
*[[Soliddrive RAM Pak]] - RAM pack
*[[Spectaculator]] - Rompack, 26-3104, 1981
*[[Spectrum Voice Pak]] - Rompack, Spectrum Projects
*[[Speech Sound]] - Rompack, 26-3144
*[[Speech Systems large white pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, has 2 jacks on one side
*[[Speech Systems small black pack]] - Rompack, Speech Systems, no jacks
*[[Stereo Composer]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Stereo Music - Orch 90CC]] - Rompack, 26-3143, 1984
*[[Typemate]] - Rompack, 26-3155, 1988
*[[Typing Tutor]] - Rompack, 26-3152, 1980
*[[Video Digitizer DS69]] - Rompack
*[[Videotex]] - Rompack, 26-2222, 1981
*[[Voice, The]] - Rompack, Speech Systems
*[[Wildcatting]] - Rompack, 26-3067, 1981
*[[Word-Pak]] - Rompack, PBJ, 1983
*[[WordPak II]] - Rompack, PBJ
*[[WordPak RS]] - Rompack, Radio Shack
*[[X-pad]] - Rompack, 26-1196, 1982, comes with tablet, pen and template
*[[Z80]] - Rompack

==CoCo 3 Games==
*[[Castle of Tharoggad]] - Rompack, 26-3159, 1988
*[[Championship Football]] - Rompack, 26-3172, 1988
*[[Malcom Mortar]] - Rompack, 26-3160, 1987
*[[Predator]] - Rompack, 26-3165, 1989
*[[RAD Warrior]] - Rompack, 26-3162, 1987
*[[Rampage]] - Rompack, 26-3174, 1989
*[[Robocop]] - Rompack, 26-3164, 1988
*[[Shanghai]] - Rompack, 26-3084, 1987
*[[Silpheed]] - Rompack, 26-3054, 1988
*[[Springster]] - Rompack, 26-3078, 1987
*[[Super Pitfall]] - Rompack, 26-3171, 1988
*[[Thexder]] - Rompack, 26-3072, 1987
*[[Warp Fighter 3-D]] - Disk, Steve Bjork's 3-D space shooter.
*[[Vegas Slots]] - Disk, Tom Mix Software, 1987.
*[[Grandprix Challenge]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products Inc, 1987
*[[Iron Forest]] - Disk, Diecom Products Inc, 1987, uses phaser gun
*[[Pyramix]] - Disk, Dr Prebbles programs, 1987.
*[[Gantelet2]] - Disk or Tape, Diecom Products, 1987.
*[[Xenion]] - Disk, Diecom products, 1987.
*[[Space Marauder]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Pursuit]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1987.
*[[Space Intruders]] - Disk, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Rupert Rythym]] - Disk or Tape, Tandy Australia, 1988.
*[[Donut Dilemma]] - Tape, Tandy Australia, 1987.

==CoCo 3 Non-games==
*[[512K SIMM Upgrade]] - Disk, Cloud-9
*[[ADOS-3]] - Disk, SpectroSystems
*[[Coco3 Utilities]] - Disk, Color Venture
*[[CocoMax III]] - Disk, Colorware
*[[Color Computer Artist]] - Disk, 26-3277
*[[512k Basic]] - Disk, Microcom Software, 1988.
*[[WPShel]] - Disk, OS9 Word Processing shell, Colorsystems, 1990.

==CoCo 1/2 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level One]] - multitasking in a single 64K address space.
*[[Flex]] - single tasking OS whose command prompt got Hayes modems' attention.

==CoCo 3 Operating Systems==
*[[OS-9 Level Two]] - multitasking with memory mapping and windowing.
*[[NitrOS-9]] - A supercharged, open source version of OS-9 for the CoCo

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