I can't share a video, only this screenshot.

When viewing Softdisk Magazette issues, there's a cursor that you can control with the numpad. But when I have it open, the cursor moves ever so slightly down and right on its own when I'm not touching the keyboard. Does it always do that by itself, or is there something causing it do that?

I decided to create ProDOS 32 MG disk images that include most of the HGR, DHR, and SHR graphics I have accumulated from.a variety of sources over the last 40 years. I’ve released 5 images of family friendly content. I’ve also included new BASIC slideshow programs to display various types of images and a DupePicFinder application that can assist in identifying duplicate images. The images are described and downloadable from my SIlverwand Software site. Silverwand Software site is at https://sites.google.com/view/silverwandsoftware

https://www.mobygames.com/game/128356/the-dark-tower/

I played it on the school computer as a kid. We only got to play on it rarely and everyone was fighting over the one machine. The farthest I was able to get was the room with the ivy where you use the silver knife. This was over 35 years ago. Can anyone please put this game online somehow?

This is a fantastic complete set of Captain Goodnight and the Islands of Fear, released by Brøderbund in 1985 for the Apple II.

Game Overview

• Genre: A cinematic, multi-vehicle action-adventure.
• Gameplay: You play as Captain Roscoe "Buzz" Goodnight on a mission to stop Dr. Maybe. It was ahead of its time for allowing players to seamlessly switch between planes, tanks, submarines, and foot travel.
• The "Feelies": Your collection is remarkably well-preserved. It includes the Code De-Scrambler (a physical copy-protection wheel), the "Mission Dossier" full of 80s spy parody humor, and the detailed map of the Fear Islands.

Technical Significance

Developed by Michael Wise, the game is celebrated for its smooth scrolling and "007-style" presentation. The Survival Skills guide in the manual (listing edible desert bugs) is a classic example of the creative world-building Brøderbund was known for during that era.

A lot thicker than I imagined! Thanks for posting the Yahoo! Freemarket link!

Drol is a classic arcade action game released in 1983 by Brøderbund Software for the Apple II.

• Plot: You play as a hero with a rocket backpack and radar scope on a mission to rescue a family (a girl, a boy, and their mother) and their pets from a witch doctor's curse.
• Gameplay: The game consists of three missions involving various levels where you must dodge enemies like scorpions, flying turkeys, and indestructible green vacuum cleaners.
• Controls: It supports both joystick and keyboard input, with specific key layouts for the Apple II/II+ and the Apple IIe.

Lode Runner for Apple II

• The Game: This is the original 1983 disk version of Lode Runner, a legendary action-puzzle game designed by Doug Smith and published by Broderbund Software.
• Key Features: It features 150 levels and a built-in "Game Generator" that allows players to design their own puzzles without programming knowledge.
• Contents:
  • Packaging: The classic "big box" showing a Galactic Commando escaping the Bungeling Empire.
  • Media: An original 5.25-inch floppy disk with its protective Broderbund sleeve.
  • Documentation: The reference manual detailing keyboard commands (like I-J-K-L for movement)

It loads states for other games like Beyond Castle Wolfenstein just fine, but when I tried to load a state for Sylvan Idyll, it showed this. And it almost breaks the whole emulator, where it resets it, ejects the disks, and then I can't insert disks again, unless I load a state for another game.

Now, my theory is that it has something to do with Sylvan Idyll being in disk slot 2, where you need to have it inserted into the second slot for it to load.

This is a classic Apple II action game titled "Spare Change," released by Brøderbund Software in 1983.

Game Overview

• Developers: Dan and Mike Zeller.
• Premise: You play as an arcade owner trying to stop two mischievous characters, Ozzie and Zeke (the Zerks), who have escaped from their game machine to steal tokens for their "retirement."
• Objective: You must collect enough tokens to fill your bin before the Zerks deposit five tokens into their piggy bank.

Key Features

• Zerk Control Panel: A unique feature (accessed via CTRL-Z) that allows players to modify the Zerks' AI behavior, such as their "Greed," "Smarts," and "Accuracy."
• Cartoon Rewards: Successfully completing levels rewards you with humorous, slapstick digital cartoons.

It just doesn't print on basic, visicalc or apple works, I have tried quite a bit, and yes the jumper block is set to terminal

EDIT: when I power on and off the apple iie, depending on the switch settings, the carriage will move left and right

This is a complete, well-preserved copy of A.E., a classic shooter released by Brøderbund Software in 1982 for the Apple II.

Key Highlights:

• Creators: Developed by Japanese programmers Jun Wada and Makoto Horai.
• The Title: "A.E." stands for the Japanese word for "Ray" (as in Manta Ray), which inspired the enemy designs.
• Gameplay: Known for its impressive, smooth pseudo-3D graphics and high difficulty. You must drive robotic pests from Earth into deep space.
• Condition: Your set is remarkably complete, including the original 5.25-inch floppy disk, the manual, and even the rare registration postcard.