Dutchman2000

Correct! Crazy Climber was programmed at Roklan Corporation. It was started by Alex Leavens and completed by Joe Gaucher!

@cx2k I'll take a look at it.

Not very, this is an early alpha build. Not much work was done on it given the July 84 date on the listing.

Here is the complete source code for Kickman, programmed by Alex Leavens back in 1982. This source was originally created using Atari's Editor/Assembler cartridge. This is what was used to create the binary I released a few years ago. KICK.zip

Here is the source listing of Dune that was found by Curt Vendel and I on a VAX backup tape. It is incomplete and is NOT compilable at all. I hope this can be used as a learning tool and will finally settle the argument that this original version is usable when it clearly is not. DUNE.LIS

I'm interested.

I’d love to give it a try.

I volunteer

I’d like to give it a try.

Umm, I found the source for Boggle and Submarine Commander, I even compiled them.

After looking at the source, it doesn't do anything. At one point it may have been used for testing purposes but all code relating to it is not in this final source.

Never tried it.

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The source code was found on a 9-track VAX backup tape. The final source had triggers in it based on what system you wanted to compile it for.

Nope, exactly the same.

If anyone wants to port it, I have the original source code if needed.

Here is a bootable disk version, how it would have been released had Atari done so. This was built using the original Roklan disks. Pac-Man (10-3-82).atr

No, this was done after they did the 8k version for Atari. Atari was going to release a disk version but that never happened. This is made from Roklan source code and no changes were made to it other then make it for a 16k cart and the DASM assembler.

Yes, but this code came off of original disks and not this website.

The source was the original Source Code.

Here is a BIN and CAR of Roklan's 16k Pac-Man that includes the attract mode and intermissions that were missing from the regular 8k cart. I know this has been made available for years in other formats but not in cartridge form as far as I know. Thanks to Cafeman and tep392 for helping me get this one done. Pac-Man (10-3-82).bin Pac-Man (10-3-82).car

Fixed it. Turns out one of my source files was read only.

Yes, it compiles all of the data. Start address is $8000 End address is $BFFF

I’m compiling a 16k cartridge using DASM. When it’s done, the resulting binary is only 2k. Anyone know what I can do to fix this?

Add me as well.