Index of the Apple II game documentation: one repository per title, measured from disk images - p-System volumes spread over floppies, DOS 3.3 disks as publishers filed them, what the programs keep and what players left. Documentation only - no game assets.
The Oregon Trail (Apple II, MECC, v1.4 1987), two disk sides: DOS 3.3 with label entries, a loader reading 135 sectors by address, 39 closed Applesoft programs on a 46-command & toolkit, a saved variable table, 23 packed screens and 70 images, 20 tunes, the Top Ten and tombstones players left (described, not quoted).
Wizardry IV: The Return of Werdna (Apple II, 1987), six disk sides: a 1 MB directory spread over five floppies by SYSTEM.RELOC (239 of 239 shared blocks identical), the Huffman text decoded to 424 messages, 15 level maps and D-I-N-K, the Mordorcharge table, three interpreter builds, and a sixth side called BLANK.
Seven files and 329,541 bytes: a self-booting UCSD p-System disk that never calls DOS. Its volume header declares 1,272 blocks and the file holds 640, and the 212 blocks it calls ZOT contain none of it. Four bytes of a 1987 interpreter say Take.
GUI app to build bootable CDs from collections of floppy disk images for vintage computers — like Ventoy, but for CDs and floppies. Boots DOS, Windows 9x, and other INT 13h OSes via MEMDISK + ISOLINUX. macOS, Windows, Linux.
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