TI-99/4A Games published by Texas Instruments
The following is a list of TI-99/4A Games published by Texas Instruments in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other games may have been published. If you have any games or software that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 21 TI-99/4A Games published by Texas Instruments in our collection :
| Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher |
Date: 1980
A-Maze-Ing
This is a Pac-Man clone with a whole wealth of options to add to the difficulty and game play
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author: Texas Instruments
Date: Unknown
Alien Addition
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in addition of numbers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Alligator Mix
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in addition and subtraction of numbers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: 1982
Anteater
Anteater is a one or two player game where you maneuver ants to collect food for your colony whilst avoiding anteaters
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Blasto
(Blasto) is listed as cassette but was a Solid State Cartridge (as TI referred to them, but everyone else seems to have called them modules
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Demolition Division
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in division of problems with answers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Dragon Mix
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in multipication of numbers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Meteor Multiplication
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in multipication of numbers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: Unknown
Minus Mission
An arcade game format provides fun and challenge while increasing math skills in subtraction of numbers from 0 to
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: 1981
The Attack
The Attack is a shooting game published for the TI-99/4 home computer by Texas Instruments in 1981
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author:
Date: 1981
Tombstone City
Picture is generic
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author: Texas Instruments
Date: 1979
Video Chess
Picture is generic
Software House: Texas Instruments
Author: Texas Instruments
Date: Unknown
Zero Zap
Zero Zap is listed as cassette but was a Solid State Cartridge (as TI referred to them, but everyone else seems to have called them modules
Software House: Texas Instruments
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