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This story is read to the child by the computer. As the story is told, the child uses the joystick to help Oswald climb ladders, do jumping-jacks, and get out of a deep hole. The program combines graphics, voice, and sound effects into a unique product that will fascinate children and adults alike.

Deep in the darkest depths of space, there lies a Base Station. Not just any station, but one which sustains the Alpherions, the most feared space raiders of all time. For years brave men and women from the farthest reaches of our galaxy have tried to destroy this evil outpost. All have been repelled by the Base's ingenious pulsing Alpha Shield. But not you, you have a plan!

Your job is simple enough, just guard the supplies on the lunar supply base. Sounds easy, huh? Well, wake up and have some coffee, partner! The name of this game is Bandits, remember? Surely you don't think you're going to stand around and scare off an occasional shop lifter.

The battlelines are drawn. Now you assume command of Battle Of Antietam, a grand-tactical simulation of the bloodiest day of the Civil War. From the first shots at 6 AM until darkness ends the carnage at 5 PM, the action unfolds in detail so realistic you will feel like you are playing a miniature game.

You are Blue Max of the R.A.F. in command of a biplane fighter/bomber. Your mission is to pulverize the enemy's airfields and bridges and to destroy as many enemy fighters as possible.

All the thrills and excitement of pro wrestling. Use all the pro moves: Atomic Drops, Pile Drivers, Airplane Spins, and more than 20 others!

Looking for something really different? Bug Off! Do you demand great, quality graphics? Bug Off! Are you ready for more fun than you can shake a walking stick at? Bug Off! Heavens no, we're not getting personal- we're just announcing the newest and perhaps wackiest arcade-style game to hit the Atari yet- Bug Off!

Play Canyon Climber and experience the excitement, the challenge, and the dangerous thrills of the great outdoors.

Clear for Action recreates ship-to-ship combat in the age of fighting sail in such staggering detail that only a computer can handle it! Select from a library of over 50 ships from the countries of England, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Denmark... and a small struggling nation known as the United States. Relive many of the significant naval actions of this historic period with the eleven scenarios provided, or "build" your own ships and fight it out with up to seven other friends or against the computer.

The greatest show on earth is tough luck for those on the clean up committee. But tonight's your night for janitorial duty and you're faced with a tent load of balloons collecting dust on the ceiling.

You're on a jungle safari packed full of wild and zany adventures. Climb the cliffs to the top of Monkey Mountain as you try to reach the jungle's most mischievous gorilla. Don't get clobbered by the coconuts he'll throw your way.

Breathe fire, terrorize cities, snack on a horrified populace, and further develop your villainous personality. Crush, Rumble, and Chomp!

All the action and excitement of Anne McCaffrey's books are brought to life in this exciting role playing action/strategy game.

A cold sweat breaks out on your brow as you crank up the engine of your faithful Fokker biplane. In a boisterous and familiar way it sputters to life. Now, in a strange sort of anticipation, you pull back on the throttle stick in front of you and the plane rambles down the runway, finally lurching into the clear blue sky. Airborne again!

Galaxy allows from 1 to 20 players to compete against each other and the computer in a struggle for control of up to 40 star systems. The computer produces a different galaxy every game.

Gettysburg: The Turning Point is the most detailed and realistic computer simulation of this decisive battle ever made. Using a refined version of the critically acclaimed system first seen in SSI's Battle of Antietam, this game recreates the three-day battle in 42 turns.

Coast to Coast.
Put your reflexes in high gear. You're about to experience the most thoroughly demanding computer road rally ever designed.

All you have to do is finish the building. Sound easy? Then you're forgetting about certain government regulations, the neighborhood punks, and the fact that falling bodies (including your own) accelerate at the rate of 32 feet per second/per second. It's a tough life, maybe. But it makes your beer taste better.