Trivia 101, 3-K Trivia, and TV and Cinema 101 together constitute a trilogy of trivia games developed by Digital Learning Systems and published by IBM in 1984.

An *extremely* primitive soccer game that's really not worth bothering with, except for the nostalgic value and wonder at what 8-bit computers could do over a decade ago.

If there were an award for "most enduring gameplay per KB of data," Alley Cat would have won my vote.

As an agent of the NSRT (National Satellite Resources Technology), you happen to be the first witness of the sad fate suffered by all members of an archeological expedition sent...

Before Dave Murry and Barry Murry designed the seminal The Ancient Art of War in 1984, best-selling wargames like SSI's Kampfgruppe bear no resemblance to best-selling strategy games like M.U.L.E....

Antarctic Adventure is a very cute and funny game from Konami starring Pentarou the Penguin (who later appears in Konami's Parodius) who must journey across the Antarctic to deliver his...

Introduction from the manual: "Archon is a contest of action and strategy between opposing forces wrought from myth and legend.

One of the first backgammon games for the computer, Backgammon from IBM is a solid rendition of the popular board game.

A moderately popular game on the C64 that went unnoticed on the PC, Sierra's BC's Quest for Tires is an average early platform game based on B.C., a popular Johnny...

I discovered this game on a Commodore 64 site about 13 years after its release, but I sure am glad I did! Below the Root is an epic fantasy adventure...