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Electronic Fun With Computers and Games (US)
Electronic Fun With Computers and Games was an American multi-format magazine published by Fun & Games Publishing. It was dedicated to all aspects of gaming, covering home computers, consoles, arcade games, and electronic games. They published reviews, hints, buyer's guides, interviews, and tutorials etc. A total of 17 issues were published from November 1982 to March 1984, then it was relaunched as Computer Fun.
Download all programs from this magazine on one disk:
![]() ElecFun.d64 |
3 programs
Program | Author | Requirements | Files | Info |
Spider![]() Vol 1 No 10 (Aug 1983), Pages 87-90. |
Robert Alonso | Unexpanded | spider.t64 Screenshot |
Collect all the diamonds but do not touch the deadly mines. Additional mines will appear as your score increases. Note: the screen sometimes fills with mines after losing a life, this might be a bug and/or typing mistake. Controls: Joystick or J (up), N (left), M (right), Space (down), F7 (destroy nearby traps & diamonds). |
Color Maze (Blue to Green) ![]() Vol 2 No 2 (Dec 1983), Pages 91-92. |
Gene Deutch | Unexpanded | blue-to-green.prg Screenshot |
Maze game. The computer draws a random blue maze. Turn the walls green by moving around the maze, then go to the top-left corner to finish. Controls: Joystick. Note: It might be necessary to press Run/Stop & Restore, then RUN the game again, for the joystick controls to work properly. |
Hacker's Helper (Maze) ![]() Vol 2 No 5 (Mar 1984), Pages 71-72, 78-79. |
Robert Alonso | Unexpanded | maze.prg Screenshot |
Programming tutorial showing how to create a simple maze game. Collect the hearts. Controls: Joystick. |
With thanks to Internet Archive and DLH's Commodore Archive for scanning this magazine.