Znalazłem w Internecie taką listę gier wykorzystujących mysz. Lista jest dość stara (2007), więc zapytam, czy w międzyczasie powstały jakieś gry/programy, o które można by ją uzupełnić ?
- Missile Command by Atari CTRL-T
- Slime by Synapse [T]
- Shanghai by Activision choose controller type: ST mouse ! (plug it into port 2; if you do not have one, you have to reboot!!)
- Bombdown by Roemer of Uno choose between Joystick, Amiga mouse, ST mouse or CX85 numeric keypad (use port 2 for any mice)
- Minesweeper by Raindorf-Soft use an ST mouse in port 2
- The Brundles by KE-Soft use an ST mouse in port 2
- The Brundles Editor by KE-Soft, PD use an ST mouse in port 2
- Geisterschloss by KE-Soft, PD choose Lightgun (port 1) or ST mouse (port 2)
- Vanish (ZONG, Vol. 5+6/1993); use an ST-mouse in port 2
- Hong Kong (ZONG, Vol. 5+6/1993); use an ST-mouse in port 2
- Maus-DOS (ZONG 5+6/1993); use an ST-mouse in port 2
- Faecher-Patience (ZONG 1/1993); use an ST-mouse in port 2
- Macao (Zong 5+6/1994); use an ST-mouse in port 2
- Multi-Mouse manager (PD) drivers for mice, TB, etc.
- Multiplayer 2.1 by Madteam supports ST + Amiga mouse in port A
- Unriagh I (german PD adventure) has drivers for ST mouse+Joystick (stick=port 1, mouse=port2)
- Unriagh II (german PD adventure) has drivers for ST mouse+joystick (stick=port 1, mouse=port 2)
- little Calculator (AMC-Verlag, PD) uses ST-mouse only (port 2)
- big UPN calculator (PD) uses ST mouse, TB, Touch tab. and joystick; (there are different COM files, rename the one you wish to use to *.EXE; all drivers use port 1 - if I remember correctly)
- Operation Blood (ANG/Mirage) press mouse fire or Select to start in ST mouse mode (port 2)
- Operation Blood 2 / Special Forces press mouse fire or Select to start (ANG/Mirage) in ST mouse mode
- Sprint XL (ABBUC Jahresgabe 1992) uses an ST mouse in port 2
- M.O.S. (ABBUC magazine) uses an ST mouse in port 2
- Diamond GOS (Reeve software) all three versions support an ST mouse in port 2
- S.A.M. (Power per Post) german GUI, supports an ST mouse in port 2
- G.O.E. (TCS) supports an ST mouse in port 1
- BOSS-X (MS-Software, Mirko Sobe) supports ST-Mouse in Port 2
Wydaje mi się, że gra Eckn+ (2008) wykorzystywała myszkę. Wszedłem teraz na Atarimanię i widzę, że można wylistować wszystkie tamtejsze gry oznaczone takim sterowaniem: ->link<-
Subject: 8.11) What programs use a computer mouse?
Programs that use the Atari Mouse (STM1/PCM1) or compatible (which would include the Zobian Controls SuperRAT): - 8Bit-Mouse (BPAUG) - Accu-Draw, by Vision software for Zobian Controls, 1987 - Artprog - Atari Rechner Simulation mit UPN, (c)1985 MTC Mouse Tecnology Corp. - Black Magic Composer by Sven Tegethoff for Ulf Petersen, 1991 - Bomb Down by The Roemer/U.N.O. - BOSS-X by Mirko Sobe / MS Software, 2003 - The Brundles by KE-Soft, 1993 (hold SPACE at boot for configuration) - The Brundles Editor by KE-Soft, 1994 - CardStax 2.1 by David A. Paterson, 1993 - Catch 88 by Simon Trew, 1991 - Supports Multi-Mouse ST Mouse Driver by Simon Trew - Celebrity Cookbook by David Sullivan/Total Control Systems for U.S.A. Media - Click! by Chris Martin, 2008 - Contiki OS package for Atari, by Oliver Schmidt - Copy F'n'F by Mirko Sobe / MS Software, requires BOSS-X - Crescent Solitaire, Zdenek Eisenhammer, Frantisek Houra, Marek Pesout, 2018 - Datenbank by Mirko Sobe / MS Software, requires BOSS-X - Diamond GOS by Reeve Software - Diamond Develop by Reeve Software, requires Diamond GOS - Diamond News Station by Reeve Software, requires Diamond GOS - Diamond Paint by Reeve Software, requires Diamond GOS - Diamond Write by Reeve Software, requires Diamond GOS - Enigmatix! by Stephen A. Firth for Page 6, 1993 - EORoid by Daniel Kolakowski for Wolf Software Ltd, 1994 - Facher Patience, by Kemal Ezcan for Zong 1/93 - with KE-Maus Beispielprogram - Fig-Forth by Matt Symonds for Pulsar Software, 1988 - FireBall (a Breakout game, requires SAM) - GOE demo by Total Control Systems/David Sullivan, 1988 - Guntris by Richard Gore, 1996 - Hardwaretester/Peripheral Test 2.0 by Florian Dingler, 2008 - Hong Kong, Kemal Ezcan for Zong 5/93 - Klony 2010 by Arkadiusz Lubaszka for ArSoft, 2010 - Knight Quest by Simon Trew, 1991 - Supports Multi-Mouse ST Mouse Driver by Simon Trew - Kriss Kross by Simon Trew, 1992 - Supports Multi-Mouse ST Mouse Driver by Simon Trew - Macao, by Alexander Klinner for Zong 5/94 - Mau Mau X by Mirko Sobe / MS Software, requires BOSS-X - Maus Calculator, by AMC Verlag, (c) by Peter Eilert - Maus-DOS, by Volker Matzat for Zong 5/93 - Minesweeper by Harald Schoenfeld for PPP, 1992 - Mine Sweeper by Raindorf Soft - Mine Sweeper 3 - Missile Command by Rob Zdybel for Atari, 1981. [CONTROL+T] for trackball/ mouse mode, according to Atari's 1987 documentation supplied with the XE game system (with Missile Command built-in). In fact, the game's (originally undocumented) trackball mode inadvertently also supports many, but not all, versions of the Atari STM1/PCM1 and compatible mouse. - M.O.S. (from Abbuc mag.) - MS-Copy 1.1 by Mirko Sobe / MS Software, requires BOSS-X - Multi-Mouse ST Mouse Driver by Simon Trew for New Atari User #42 1990 - Multi-Player by Madteam - Multi-DOS - Numblines by Jaroslaw Kucisz & Tomasz Kucisz for Utopia Software, 1997 - Operation Blood, P. Kalinowski & P. Bulkowski of Our 5oft for Mirage and ANG, 1992 - Othello by Simon Trew, 1991 - Supports Multi-Mouse ST Mouse Driver by Simon Trew - P-Graph(s) by ??? - Pad 1.2 (Padnoid) by Nelson Ramirez / New Age, 1995 - Pad 1.83 by Nelson Ramirez, 2014 - PLATOTerm by Thomas Cherryhomes, 2018 - QUICK Ed Character Editor by PPP - RAOS Desktop, by Syntel for Zobian Controls, 1987 - SAM (Screen Aided Management) by Power Per Post & Raindorf Soft (a GUI!) - SAM Budget (80 column spreadsheet program, requires SAM) - SAM Convert (text files to/from the SAM Texter format, requires SAM) - SAM Creator (SAM Painter files to/from Micro-Painter format, requires SAM) - SAM Designer (drawing and design / desktop publishing, requires SAM) - SAM Memobox (card filing program, requires SAM) - SAM Monitor (view and change memory, requires SAM) - SAM Painter (128 color paint program, requires SAM) - SAM Texter (80 column word processor, requires SAM) - Screens 2.0, by Zobian Controls, 1987 - Shanghai by Peter Sabath for Activision, 1987 - Special Forces (Operation Blood II), P. Kalinowski & P. Bulkowski of Our 5oft for Mirage and ANG, 1993 - Sprint XL (from Abbuc) - Tommingi by Tomek Borygo - Toy'Swap by Victor Parada, 2015 - TRS Desktop by Tristesse, 2006 - Unriagh II by Uwe Hartwig, 1986 - Vanish, Kemal Ezcan for Zong 7/93 - Vier gewinnt - See also Fandal site search for games that use the Atari mouse: ->link<- - See also AtariMania lists of games & utilities using the Atari mouse: ->link<- ->link<-
Programs that could use the original Zobian Controls RAT (which never shipped?): - Accu-Draw (Rat Trace), by Vision software for Zobian Controls (original version for original RAT; never shipped?) - Business Manager by Reeve Software, 1986 - Control (Rat Control) by Zobian Controls (never shipped?) - Master Disk Directory II by Zobian Controls (never shipped?) - Based on Master Disk Directory by Jason Leigh, Analog #37 Dec85 p99-108 - Rich Man's Word Processor, by Mark Rogalski for Computer Software Services - Earlier name: Writer80 - Also announced by Zobian Controls in RAT-compatible versions (never shipped): Super 3-D Plotter (Elfin Magic), Rambrandt, Atari-Artist (AtariArtist)
Programs that use the Amiga mouse (original "tank" or 1352 models): - Black Magic Composer by Sven Tegethoff for Ulf Petersen, 1991 - Bomb Down by The Roemer/U.N.O. - Contiki OS package for Atari, by Oliver Schmidt - Crescent Solitaire, Zdenek Eisenhammer, Frantisek Houra, Marek Pesout, 2018 - Global War by P.M.M. Elfinger & D.J. Garbowski for L.K. Avalon, 1993 - Klony 2010 by Arkadiusz Lubaszka for ArSoft, 2010 - Multi-Player by MadTeam - Najemnik - Powrot by LK APM for Krysal Software - Operation Blood, P. Kalinowski & P. Bulkowski of Our 5oft for Mirage and ANG, 1992 - Pad 1.83 by Nelson Ramirez, 2014 - PLATOTerm by Thomas Cherryhomes, 2018 - Samurai's Game by Rafaell Soft for Krysal Software, 1992 - Special Forces (Operation Blood II), P. Kalinowski & P. Bulkowski of Our 5oft for Mirage and ANG, 1993 - TRS Desktop by Tristesse, 2006 - See also Fandal site search for games that use the Amiga mouse: ->link<-
Programs that use the Commodore 1351 mouse (mouse for Commodore 64/128): - Klony by ArSoft, 2006
