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List of Missing / Undumped Software /|\ /|\ ATARI 400 / 800 / XL / XE / XEGS /|\ /|\ LIST OF MISSING / UNDUMPED SOFTWARE /|\ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Version 1.0 Last update: January 25th, 2020 Please send any missing title to [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3G Company Play the Horses Aackosoft Original tapes in .cas format only: Miner 2049er Spy vs. Spy Accelerated Computer Research Ram'n Smash Acorn Software Language Teacher - German Language Teacher - Italian Language Teacher - Spanish #2 AD 400 Escape - Part 1 Escape - Part 2 Ad Astra Cruiser 7's Revenge Advanced Computing Enterprises Math Master Word Wizard Advanced Financial Planning Plan Ahead - College Funding Plan Ahead - Life Insurance Planning Plan Ahead - Retirement Planning Advantech Phantasie Edit Adventure International (UK) UK versions with B. Howarth's game engine only (were all of the following titles reprogrammed?): Adventure No. 1 - Adventureland Adventure No. 2 - Pirate Adventure Adventure No. 3 - Secret Mission Adventure No. 6 - Strange Odyssey Adventure No. 8 - Pyramid of Doom Adventure No. 9 - Ghost Town Adventure No. 10 - Savage Island - Part I Adventure No. 11 - Savage Island - Part II Adventure No. 12 - The Golden Voyage Adventure No. 13 - The Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle Adventure International (USA) Adventure No. 0 - Special Sampler Propix '81 AdVentures Math Tutor AEC A+ Grammar A+ Learn to Read A+ Reading Comprehension A+ Science - Grades 3-4 A+ Science - Grades 5-6 A+ Science - Grades 7-8 A+ Spelling A+ US Geography A+ US History A+ World History EasyReader - Learn about Sounds EasyReader - Reading Comprehension Skills 2 EasyReader - Reading Comprehension Skills 3 Matchmaker Dictionary Matchmaker Language Matchmaker Numerals Matchmaker Phrasebook Matchmaker US History Spelling – Grade 2 Spelling – Grade 3 Spelling – Grade 5 Spelling – Grade 8 Afflatus Link, Inc. Busy Beaver Contest Aim Software Ambulance Armor Plate Army Bomber Chopper Cosmic Nebula Escape Fire at Will Flagman Germ Warfare Gymnastics Handball Hang On Holster Jellyfish Nuclear Rebound Occupations Outrage Parking Lot Perilous Journey Proxima Station Radar Reactor Roundhouse Saber Science Phenomenon Shooting Shooting Gallery Signal Silver Spirit Skateboarder Space Goblins Space Servo Station Spiral Galaxy Stagecoach Showdown Stellar Warfare Stingray Stuntman Trial Typhoon Vampire Wanderer Water Torture Weight Lifting X-Ray ALA Software Concentration Creature Adventure Danger Zone Dogfight Drawbridge Enemy Patrol Flagship Command Goblin's Revenge High Water Impossible Mission Laser Run Log Roll Martian Placement Pie in the Face Plankwalk Rescue Skylighters Underwater Cavern Aldebaran Mankala [original version, not the APX release] Alkazar Associates Game Master - Advanced Game Master - Basic Alpha Systems Dots Alternate Reality Software I Ching (The) American Eagle Software Ollie's Follies [original version, not the Americana re-release] Amethyst Software Counter-Slot Network / King's Peril Amulet Enterprises Magic Storybook - Three Little Pigs Anderson, Keith Pinball Poker Saucers and Monsters Seafinder Anvil Software Day at the Races (A) [original version, not the Red Rat Software re-release] Arcon Software Fruit Spinner Ariola (Germany) Bundesliga Manager Softlearning Englisch - Aufbaukurs Softlearning Englisch - Grundkurs Arma Design Group Skypilot Super Seven Armadillo International Software Color Biorhythms Artworx Alley-Oops Alpha Fighter / Alpha Base Blockade Crazitack Domination Easy Text Forest Fire! Gobblers and Goblins Linkword French Linkword Italian Monkeybuilder Rings of the Empire Stud Poker ASP Software Demon Knight Astrocalc Astrology for Beginners ATACOMP Buggies Cannon Coupé Frenzy Golden Maze Swarm (The) Atari (France) Ordralphabétix [original tape image only] Atari (Germany) Space Invaders / Caverns of Mars / Lawine Atari (USA) Metric and Problem Solving US Geography - Check Marc Athena Software Little Folks Small Fry Spanish Preterit That's Life Atsuko Computing International Taxman-82 Taxman-83 Attanasio, Joseph Ballistics Austro.Com Österreich - Das Spiel Pythagoras Avatar Software Avaboard Datagraph Numbergraph Personal Quick Editor Real Time Clock RPN Calculator Simulator Utility Pack Zogar AWG Adventure in Time Computer Battleships Eagle Eye Slugs B & W, Inc. Options Analyst B.Ware Five Dice Barclay Bridge Supplies Baronmaster 1.0 Educational Contract Bridge Barclay, R. G. MathFacts Barteck Software Master Program Directory Basics and Beyond, Inc. Algebraic Factoring Country Guess / State Guess Divisor Game / Wipe Out Shuttle Command South Pole Spelling Drill / Spelling Review BAUG Software First Steps - The Memory Tutorial First Steps - The Movement Tutorial Bay Area Marine Institute Boatyard Management System (The) McFOP - Microcomputer Floating Object Program Ships in the Night BCI Software Mind over Matter [was this program ever released?] Bensley Consulting Happy's Programs - Astronauts Happy's Programs - Math Happy's Programs - US History Happy's Programs - US Presidents Triangles plus any other title released by this company Bertamax, Inc. Facts Match - Addition Facts Match - Division Facts Match - Multiplication Facts Match - Subtraction Hexaplex Match It Math Facts Games I Math Facts Games II Number Cruncher Number Match Number Match It Spelling in Context [original version, not the re-release by Atari] plus any other title released by the company BEST Computer Coach [original version, not the re-release by K-Tek Software] BisonSoft Casino Blackjack Bit Bucket (The) Action Games Brain Games City Bomber Cryptogram Flying Saucers Hex Mastercode Mr. Simon BJN-Vision Strategie Blaby Computer Games Mad Spiker (The) Rocket Man Blakmagic Software Math Magic Bluestone Software ABC Drills Language Lab Drill Kit II Personality Profile Primary Phonics - Lab 1 Primary Phonics - Lab 2 Primary Phonics - Lab 3 Blum, Robert Gradescan Blythe Valley Software Briar Rose Hansel and Gretel BMI Educational Services Conversational French Conversational German Conversational Spanish Introduction to Basic Skills Tests Read to Survive Tune Up for Tests Bomb Likely long lost prototypes: Dominic Fortune Chase Funny Tadpole Indianapolys Boston Educational Computing, Inc. Add / Sub Alpha-BECi Lost! Mult-BECi Number-BECi BPI Systems, Inc. BPI General Accounting Branch Software Agent 16 Blockaid Trivia Quiz Byte-a-Bit Computing Company Game Pak #1 Utility Pak #1 Utility Pak #2 California Dreamers Global Conquest CalTech Acey Ducey Capestyle Software Halley Hunter Cartho Games Play Ball! CBS Software Success with Math - Decimals - Addition and Subtraction Success with Math - Multiplication and Division CE Software Helicopter Battle Horse Racing Laserman Leap Frog Lightning Bolts / Reaction Player Piano Reaction Supermaster Tag War at Sea Cedar Island Software Confrontation at Vega Three Triple Play CEL Programs Murder-Murder-Murder Space Empires View from the Top Workers Compensation Retro Rating Centurion Industries, Inc. Beginning Spelling Building with Affixes Building with Compounds Building with Consonants Building with Contractions Building with Vowels Comparing Numbers I Comparing Numbers II Counting Patterns I Counting Patterns II Identifying Affixes Identifying Compound Words Identifying Consonant Blends Identifying Matching Letters Identifying Vowel Sounds Mastering Consonants Mastering Five Basic Word Attack Skills Mastering Vowels Mixed Math Exercises Number Concepts Number Patterns Place Value Recognition I Place Value Recognition II Spelling Demons Spelling with Consonants Spelling with Consonants and Vowels Spelling with Vowels Syllabication Word Unscramble Centurion Software Galactic Travel Channel 8 Software I Spy for Kids Chartscan Data BitCard - A Christmas Adventure ChildsPlay SoftWare Services ChildsPlay Jubilee (The) Chip / Vogel-Verlag KG Garden of Mystery Schloss von Kent Merfur (Das) Super Tennis Clarkston Software Horse Race Sub Hunt Tie-Fighter Climate Assessment Technology Data Manager for Weather Observations Hurricane Tracker Weather Analyst Weather Analyst - Demonstration Disk Club Reba Books International Fleabag CodeWriter Casebook of Hemlock Soames #2 (The) Casebook of Hemlock Soames #3 (The) Star Voyage 3 / Star Voyage 4 Collender, P. J. Jackpot 100 Squared Color Computer Concepts Stack Attack! Color Software 3-D Star Trek Blackjack Dry Well Fractions Land War Nuclear Reactor Road Race Units Communications Specialists Ltd. Accounts Receivable Hire Purchase Stock Control Compu-Tations, Inc. Early Elementary I Early Elementary II Foreign Language Vocabulary Drill - French Foreign Language Vocabulary Drill - German Foreign Language Vocabulary Drill - Spanish Soccer Math Spell It Study Quiz Typing Teacher Word Power Compu-Things Attack of the Yeti Challengem Disaster at Sealab Nebulon Roman Conquest Star Fortress Submarine Strike CompuEd Multiplication Plus Two Compugraphics Laser Ball Pillbox [not the Polish game] Space Base Compumax MicroTeach Teacher's Aide Compuquest Adventures Transported Computer Age Software Devil Dwell Dungeon Elbbarcs Pie Bar Utility Vocab-Blaster Computer Applications Tomorrow Alpha Strike Alphabet Keyboard Primer I Alphabet Keyboard Primer II Counting Objects Exam Options Exam Options - Biology Exam Options - Chemistry Exam Options - English Exam Options - Math Exam Options - Spelling Golly Gee Graphics Introducing the Computer Letter Match Musical
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