jepler Apple II game notes

Apple II game notes

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Last updated October 06, 2025
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Apple IIe manual https://archive.org/details/apple-iie-owners-manual/

can grab build artifacts from https://github.com/jepler/reload-emulator/actions

 

TODO: Add a few more game images

emulator keys

f1-f8: select image (with left OS key: reset and start image)

f12: reset (try left OS key) (Real //e required ctrl, emulator does not)

left OS key: open apple

right OS key: closed apple

Emulator limitations

Floppy images are read-only

BASIC prompt

Press ctrl+open apple right at startup to enter BASIC

pr#3: 80 column mode

 

ProDOS (F1)

presents a menu. not useful for much.

Moon Patrol (F2)

manual

Left/right: Move buggy

a: jump

space: shoot

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