Bowling

Bally Astrocade - Released - December 1, 1985

It's like actually being at the alley. The game has all of the action and sounds of the real thing. Direct your ball with as much hook as you want. Make strikes, spares, but watch out for splits and gutter-balls! Keeps score according to official rules. Try your hand at a perfect game! Can be played alone or by up to 4 players.

Coloring Book

Bally Astrocade - January 1, 1985

Tickle your creative fancy with all the tools of a professional graphics machine. People of all ages can enjoy the thrill of creating beautiful art. Use the optional Light Pen or Joystick control to draw boxes and circles, fill enclosed areas, draw free-hand, create your own brush, or draw a line between any two points. Record your pictures on a cassette tape, overlay more than one picture on a screen. Choose from 256 colors, 4 at any one time.

Music Maker

Bally Astrocade - Unreleased - January 1, 1985

This is a prototype cartridge that never saw official release. The program allowed the user to compose music over a three-octave range using the controller to enter musical notes for replay over the TV speaker. Development started by Bally before 1979 as two cartridges but never released. In 1982, development continued with completion of a 2,000-baud tape interface, instructions, and controller overlay. Final work was completed in 1985 with the engineering of the tape interface circuit boards.

Pirate's Chase

Bally Astrocade - Released - January 1, 1982

Yo ho ho and bottle of rum! Race to scoop up as many gold doubloons as you can carry, but watch out! The pirates are on your tail! How much of the treasure can you collect before Long John Silver collects you! Score points for every doubloon and treasure chest you can steal from the pirate crew! A frantic, fast-paced game, and the action never stops. 1 or 2 players.