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     These archived Bally Arcade/Astrocade programs are for use with Bally BASIC (the BASIC that requires an external tape-interface to load and save programs).


Bally 3 Voice Music Composer/Player "Bally 3 Voice Music Composer/Player"
By Jim Dunson, Brett Bilbrey, George Moses, and Bob Weber.
198x.
Unpublished Arcadian submission.

Jim Dunson modified the music composer program, and used it to compose "On Top Of Old Smokey." He included an extensive tutorial that explains how to use memory locations at the back part of the Text Area to hold POKEd data. A program example is given that holds sound and music there.
  1. "On Top of Old Smokey" - Music (Bally BASIC)
  2. "Using Machine Storage in Bally Text Area Without REM Statements" - Tutorial
Line Concatenator "Line Concatenator"
By Dave Ibach and Jim Dunson
1981

Unpublished Arcadian submission archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection. Jim included Line Concatenator, Memory Clear, and Midstatement Changer on the same tape. He also sent Bob a couple of letters describing the programs. Load with :INPUT 5.

Match My Number "Match My Number"
By Jim Dunson
1978

Archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection with no label other than Jim Dunson's name and address. The comments describe it as a "work model w/ bugs". I was able to complete a single player game with no trouble. Load with :INPUT. I did have to push GO to return to the Bally BASIC prompt, then enter RUN to start it, even though the loader looked like it would start the program for me.

Math Teacher "Math Teacher"
By Jim Dunson
1981

Archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection with no label other than Jim Dunson's name and address. The comments describe it as a "work model w/ bugs". I was able to complete a single player game with no trouble. Load with :INPUT. I did have to push GO to return to the Bally BASIC prompt, then enter RUN to start it, even though the loader looked like it would start the program for me.

Memory Clear "Memory Clear"
By Jim Dunson
1981

Unpublished Arcadian submission archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection. Jim included Line Concatenator, Memory Clear, and Midstatement Changer on the same tape. He also sent Bob a couple of letters describing the programs. Load with :INPUT 3.

Midstatement Changer "Midstatement Changer"
By Jim Dunson
1981

Unpublished Arcadian submission archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection. Jim included Line Concatenator, Memory Clear, and Midstatement Changer on the same tape. He also sent Bob a couple of letters describing the programs. Load with :INPUT 3.

Note To Bob "Note To Bob"
By Jim Dunson
1981

Introductory note in two parts found on an Arcadian submission tape from Jim Dunson that included Line Concatenator, Memory Clear, and Midstatement Changer. Load with :INPUT 1. It asks you to pause in the middle of the recording.

Straight Lines "Straight Lines"
By Jim Dunson
1981

Archived from tape in Bob Fabris collection with no label other than Jim Dunson's name and address. This was published in Arcadian volume 3, page 73. Load with :INPUT 20

ZZZ-UNK (colors) "ZZZ-UNK (colors)"
By Jim Dunson
19xx

This unnamed and unlabeled program was found on the reverse side of an Arcadian submission tape from Jim Dunson to Bob Fabris that included Line Concatenator, Memory Clear, and Midstatement Changer. Load with :INPUT. It displays five colors on the screen at once. Please note that "ZZZ-UNK" is a reference name only-- a convention used by the TOSEC standard.

ZZZ-UNK (INPUT FL) "ZZZ-UNK (INPUT FL)"
By Jim Dunson
19xx

This is the first program found on a tape in the Bob Fabris collection with no label other than Jim Dunson's name and address. It crashes on line 32010 when run, so I'm not sure what it was intended to do. Load with :INPUT 10. Please note that "ZZZ-UNK" is a reference name only-- a convention used by the TOSEC standard.

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