One of a series of library tapes. Programs on these tapes were renamed to a number series. This tape contained programs 20121 to 20163. These tapes were compiled by Tony Willing.
Contents
Shows plots of trig functions in relation to quadrants.
Stay on the road!
3-dimensional tic tac toe.
Get them before they get you.
Steer your craft through asteroids.
Simple program to display horizontal color bars.
Calculate your physical, mental and emotional cycles.
Defuse the time bombs before they detonate, but you may only do this once they are activated.
Sight ’em and shoot ’em.
One of Dave Franson’s favorite subroutines.
Avoid the gorilla!
Catch the dropped eggs in your frying pan.
Shows how you can use BASIC to give life to a spritely (pun!) little marching man. Demo/animation on BASIC.
Try your hand at up 25 problems in addition, subtraction, multiplication or division.
Replace the outdated computer with modern Hi-Tech 2068's. Then move the fuel rods into protective lead containers.
Collect money for bank deposit.
Graphic demo, plots a sine wave vertically.
Typical invader game: destroy the aliens that are attempting to flatten New York. Taken from ‘Popular Computing Weekly’ 2/8 June 83.
Draws Opus the Penguin, the character from Bloom County.
Traditional card game.
From Roy Myer’s book Microcomputer Graphics.
Land on Saturn, if you can.
Bring the sheep home.
Pacman type game. Originally published in Sinclair Programs – type-in from issue #4 – 1982/Nov.
A bug in your BASIC. Variation on Sprite, but adds a rotating display of amusing copyright messages.
Draws a surface z=f(x,y). From Roy Myer’s book Microcomputer Graphics.
A swarm of giant mutant bees is attacking a city by night. You have a rocket launcher positioned one kilometer away, but only enough ammunition to allow you one shot at each bee.
Label maker for cassettes.
Tennis anyone?
Traditional game.
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