Titles
The titles Mark made, those that survive on disk first, then those not yet found.
Part I · Moonbase Software, 1985–1995
Apple IIe and Commodore 64, in 6502
All the Apple IIe and Commodore 64 work: essentially 6502.
Pieces of Eight1986 · Apple II
Goldfields1986 · Commodore 64
Detect-A-Pet1988 · Apple IIe
Zoopak1988 · Commodore 64
Animal Rescue1989 · Apple IIe
Nature Park Adventure1989 · Apple IIe- Not yet foundAztlan: Stone of the Fifth Sun1988 · Apple IIe, Commodore 64 and Macintosh
Crayon1987 · Commodore 64- Not yet foundRNA Interactive Kiosk1984 · Commodore 64
- Not yet foundRolling Film Credits1984 · Commodore 64
Made, and not yet found
| For | Year | Title | Made with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queensland Department of Education | 1984 | Graphics for special education | Apple II |
| Moonbase Software | 1985 | The Computer Graphics Tutorial | Commodore 64 |
| Queensland Department of Education | 1989 | Project Mosaic | Apple IIe or Commodore 64 |
| Queensland Department of Education | 1991 | Communities | Apple IIe |
| Queensland Department of Education | 1992 | Heritage Project | Apple IIe |
| Jacaranda Software | 1992 | Clockwise | Apple IIe |
| Queensland Department of Education | 1993 | Aztlan for Macintosh | Macintosh, MacApp 3, C++ |
| Queensland Department of Education | 1995 | Home Tutor | Apple IIe |
Aztlan for Macintosh, made with MacApp in C++, was the odd one out, and the bridge to what came next: no more 6502, and new programming languages. By then schools were moving on from the 8-bit microcomputers to the more powerful Macintosh and IBM-compatible PCs.
Forty years on
- 2026 Pieces of Eight and Goldfields turn 40
- 2028 Detect-A-Pet and Zoopak turn 40
- 2029 Animal Rescue and Nature Park Adventure turn 40