Spectre
	by Peninsula Gameworks 1990
	Spectre was a computer game for the Apple Macintosh, released in 1991 by Velocity Development and Peninsula Gameworks. It was a 3D tank battle reminiscent of the arcade game Battlezone, and was one of the first multiplayer network games. Later games in the series were released for the PC and Nintendo Super NES, with Spectre VR being named to a number of lists of best video games From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
	Saddam's Revenge
	Bovine Software 1991-92
	The object is to find all of the mines without being blown up. If you get blasted, Saddam
	Cap'n Magneto
	by Al Evans 1986
	Cap'n Magneto is a shareware graphical adventure game for the Apple Macintosh. The game follows Captain Lance Magneto as he attempts to capture the Crown of Control, a mind-control device being used to commit piracy around the planet Rigel IV. As he approaches the planet the device is used on his ship, causing it to crash. The player controls Magneto and tries to collect items from the map in order to capture the Crown and leave the planet. The game takes place on a top-down 2-D map, which is colorized in recent versions. The characters, including Magneto, appear in side view. By modern standards the map is quite small, wrapping around after about three window-sizes, the windows remaining limited to the original 512 × 384 resolution of the early Macs. The game was originally written in 1985 by Al Evans for the original 128K Macintosh in Lisa Pascal, and is claimed to be the first fully interactive game for the Mac. This version continued to work on all of the early versions of the "classic" Mac OS and was a common shareware fixture. In 1990, MacUser magazine named Cap'n Magneto one of the 200 best Macintosh products. The game stopped working under System 7, and several compatibility updates followed. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
	Star Patrol