What distinguishes this version from the others is that it has several automatic zoom levels, starting with an overall view of the surface with all the possible landing zones blinking in white, and as you decend, the zoom level and detail increases. The controls are simple, with E and S used for lateral rotation and P for thust. The premise is the same time-honored one where you control a lunar module and attempt to land safely on a platform. This game is by far the best version of Lunar Lander I have ever seen on the TI. Requirements: Finalgrom 99 cartridge, 32K RAM, joysticks Since this is probably all a dream, you might as well enjoy it, and I guarantee that you will! The action is relentless, with simple controls, great smooth animations and graphics, and an engaging sound track sucking you into a bottomless black hole of entertainment. The traffic is interesting to say the least, with tanks and bomb throwing gang cars freely sharing the road with no cops anywhere in sight. To complicate matters, all bridges across waterways have inexplicably disappeared, so you have to gather enough speed in order to be able to jump across the gaps lest you meet a watery grave. Unfortunately, you have no qualms about bouncing other cars in your way to their ultimate doom while avoiding getting thrown yourself off-road. In a very colorful and fast-paced remake of the classic arcade game Bump 'N' Jump, you are a very harried driver at the wheel of a speedy car trying to make it to your destination through dangerous traffic. NOTE: The zip file contains 3 large disk images which can run on real hardware only if you have DSDD disk drives, a hard disk, a RAM disk or a TIPI. Requirements: Editor/Assember cartridge, 32K RAM A truly amazing feat, and there is hope that the author will continue to develop the remaining parts of the game. What you do in the next few moves will determine your very survival, so tread carefully! The graphics and sound effects are very faithful to the original title, and the gameplay is super smooth. You control the character with the arrow keys in a fully graphical interactive environment, and you can also give text commands for specific actions. You are janitor on a space ship who just awoke from sleep in a closet, only to find out that the ship was boarded by intruders. Yes that's right, Space Quest on the TI! It's indeed an outstanding conversion of the classic Sierra On-Line 1987 title for MS-DOS written entirely in assembly, albeit covering only the Acadia ship part of the story.

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