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TRS-80 Games - For the good memories

A rundown of several games I used to play as a teenager in the early 80's - TRS-80 model I/III/4 compatible games. Mostly model I games, which would run on all three. Only the most memorable (for me, at least) are included, otherwise this video would be too long. Thank you for all the good memories! 00:00 Intro 00:28 Outhouse (1982) - Soft Sector Marketing 00:58 Rally (1982) - Soft Sector Marketing 01:28 Panik (1982) - Fantastic Software 02:05 Sea Dragon (1982) - Adventure International 02:33 Cosmic Patrol (1980) - Instant Software 02:54 Cosmic Fighter (1980) - Big Five Software 03:39 Cavern Quest (1982) - SoftSide Magazine 04:09 Crazy Painter (1982) - Cornsoft Group 04:41 Defense Command (1982) - Big Five Software 05:23 Robot Attack (1981) - Big Five Software 06:32 Missile Attack (1980) - Adventure International 07:06 Attack Force (1980) - Big Five Software 07:51 Stellar Escort (1981) - Big Five Software 08:27 Voyage of the Valkyrie (1981) - Advanced Operating Systems 09:37 Meteor Mission 2 (1980) - Big Five Software 10:12 Galaxy Invasion (1980) - Big Five Software 11:05 Penetrator (1982) - Melbourne House 12:00 Donkey Kong (1982) 12:46 Android Nim (1978) - 80 NW Publishing Co. 13:14 Duel-N-Droids (1980) - Acorn Software Products Inc. 13:30 Gravitron (1983) - CLOAD Magazine 14:16 The Eliminator (1981) - Adventure International 15:07 Santa Paravia & Fiumaccio (1978) - Instant Software 15:36 Zork, the Great Underground Empire (1980) - Personal Software Inc. 16:05 Asylum (1981) - Med Systems Software 16:48 Spook House & Toxic Dumpsite (1982) - Adventure International 17:21 Xenos (1982) - Tandy Corporation 17:36 Olympic Decathlon (1980) - Microsoft 18:45 Forbidden Planet (1981) - Fantastic Software 19:19 13 Ghosts (1983) - Tandy Corporation 19:43 Lunar Lander (1980) - Adventure International 20:20 Armored Patrol (1981) - Adventure International 21:00 T80-FS1 Flight Simulator (1980) - SubLOGIC 21:35 Outro Credits: Model I photos by Dave Jones Model III photo by Adam Jenkins