Strictly Commodore (US)

Strictly Commodore was a bi-monthly American magazine dedicated to the Commodore PET and VIC-20 computers, published by Strictly Commodore Publishing.

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12 programs

Program	Author	Requirements	Files	Info
Commodore-Man Vol 1 No 1 (Jan/Feb 1983), Pages 10-12.	Radu Olanson	Unexpanded	commodore-man.prg Screenshot	Pac-Man game. Eat all the dots while avoiding the ghosts. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right).
Mission ABM Vol 1 No 1 (Jan/Feb 1983), Pages 13-15.	?	Unexpanded	mission abm.prg Screenshot	Missile Command game. You must protect five cities from enemy missiles. Destroy the missiles by moving the crosshairs over them and firing. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right), Space (fire).
Quarterback Vol 1 No 1 (Jan/Feb 1983), Pages 16-18.	?	3K expansion	quarterback 3k.prg Screenshot	American football game for two players. As the quarterback of your NFL team, you must control your offense against the computer-controlled defense. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right).
Tic-Tac-Toe Vol 1 No 1 (Jan/Feb 1983), Pages 19-20.	?	Unexpanded	tic-tac-toe.prg Screenshot	Noughts and crosses game for two players. Try to get three in a row before your opponent. Controls: 1-9 (position of next move).
Lemonade Stand Vol 1 No 1 (Jan/Feb 1983), Pages 21-22.	?	Unexpanded	lemonade stand.prg Screenshot	Business game for 1-10 players. You go into business selling lemonade. For each day during October & November you must decide how many advertising signs to make, how many glasses of lemonade to make, and the price per glass. Controls: Follow on-screen prompts.
Doing Integer Division With Remainders Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Page 9.	?	Unexpanded	integer divide.prg Screenshot	Programming demo. Divide a number, displaying the quotient and remainder. Controls: Follow on-screen prompts.
Is A Number Even or Odd Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Page 9.	?	Unexpanded	even or odd.prg Screenshot	Programming demo. Simple routine that uses the AND command to determine if a number is even or odd. Controls: Follow on-screen prompts.
Using Sound Effects Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Page 10.	?	Unexpanded	using sound fx.prg Screenshot	Programming demo showing how to produce sounds. The computer repeatedly makes an electronic scream until you press the required key. Controls: Press Q to stop.
Asteroid Field Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Pages 13-15.	?	Unexpanded	asteroid field.prg Screenshot	Your hyperdrive has malfunctioned leaving you stranded. You must cross the dangerous asteroid field and dock with the stellar port at the top of the screen. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right).
Alien Attack Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Pages 16-19.	?	Unexpanded	alien attack.prg Screenshot	Stellar Wars game. Try to get the attackers in your crosshairs so you can shoot them. If an alien is behind you when he's in your sights then he will shoot you. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right), Space (fire), E/W (change speed), R (reverse direction), Q (pause - press C to resume).
Bomber Drop Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Pages 23-25.	?	Unexpanded	bomber drop.prg Screenshot	Every fifty years a deadly rainstorm forms in the upper atmosphere of your planet. Destroy the atomic eggs with your forcefield. If any eggs reach the ground then your city will be vaporized. Controls: I (up), M (down), J (left), K (right).
Artillery Vol 1 No 2 (Mar/Apr 1983), Pages 26-28.	Phil Viaud & Colin Murray	Super Expander+3K	artillery se3k.prg Screenshot	Artillery Duel game for two players. Enter the charge and angle for each shot, and try to destroy your opponent before they hit you. The first player to score five hits is the winner. Controls: Type the charge (C) and angle (A) for each shot.