The Fun! Factory: Games

Please note that most of the games written specifically for the 100LX and 200LX are not listed here. You can find information on them, as well as download them, at S.U.P.E.R. If you wish to view only the games category, just click here!

Any game titles in red indicate that I was unable to get the game to run on the palmtop. Don't forget that any information you have is of value - see the Submit page for more details!

Alley Cat
Info		You are an alley cat trying to make your way up to a window ledge on various floors of a multi-level apartment building. You will have to avoid many obstacles that get in your way. This game runs perfectly on my 200LX. The only problem I noticed was that I had to hit ctrl - y to exit the game (this being discovered by numerous key combination attempts).
Status		Commercial software, by Microplay Software (IBM version by Jimmy Huey of Designer Software)
Runs on 95LX?		No
Thanks to Chris Wilkerson for this information!

Anti-Ballistic Missile
Info		A Missile Command clone, where the object is to defend as many cities as possible for as long as possible by shooting down incoming ballistic missiles.
Status		Commercial software, by Microplay Software (IBM version by Jimmy Huey of Designer Software)
Runs on 95LX?		No
Download		anti-ba.zip ( 23 Kb)

Arcade Volleyball
Info		A simplistic yet fun volleyball game. There is a multiplayer option allowing two human players to battle it out on the same computer, but this might be a little tricky on the palmtop given the less than generous dimensions of the LX's keyboard. The single-player game, however, is perfectly acceptable for a bit of short-term entertainment and is backed up by good, clear graphics.
Status		Unknown, author unknown
Runs on 95LX?		No

Arctic Fox
Info		Unfortunately, I couldn't get Arctic Fox to recognise any form of keyboard input at the main menu.
Status		Commercial software, by Dynamix Software Development
Runs on 95LX?		No

Arkanoid
Info		Arkanoid is a Breakout clone: the object is to maneuver a paddle along the bottom of the screen to prevent a bouncing ball from falling, whilst also using the paddle to direct the ball to hit the bricks at the top. Despite the ball being a little hard to see (as you might expect), the game works surprisingly well and is well worth finding.
Status		Commercial software, by Taito (Japan)
Runs on 95LX?		No

Astro Dodge
Info		Unfortunately, this game locked up at the opening screen.
Status		Commercial software, by Dave Gangola
Runs on 95LX?		No

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