Re: Games that used the IIe mouse?

["Bill Buckels" <bbuckels@mts.net>]

"Tempest" <tempest@atariprotos.com> wrote:

>What games made use of the IIe mouse?

One of mine still does... Me Too! - kids game complete with source code 
etc... can be found here:

http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/projects.htm#prodos

Download

http://www.appleoldies.ca/metoo.zip

Documentation (English and French)

http://www.appleoldies.ca/MeToo.pdf
http://www.appleoldies.ca/MoiAussi.pdf

General Description

METOO is a word association program which can be used at school or at home 
regardless of the student's level of computer awareness. All screens are 
graphically based and can be used with either the keyboard or a mouse. The 
student will be treated to cartoon graphics including the "Booker T. 
Bookworm" menu pointer as companions on his or her learning experience. 
Small musical selections (tiny tunes) are used as rewards and sounds are 
used as activity reinforcement
.
Target Group

METOO is directed mainly towards students learning to read words and 
beginning to read and build sentences and already familiar with sight 
reading and sounding the alphabet. Older children with learning disabilities 
may also be encouraged by METOO's graphical approach and positive rewards.

Objectives

The general learning objective of METOO is to build vocabulary and 
familiarity with the use of words both alone and as building blocks in 
sentences. METOO does this by presenting the student with 5 exercises. 
Exercises 2 and 3 consist of 2 levels of 10 questions each. Exercises 4 and 
5 consist of 10 questions each. Questions are created at random. Exercise 1 
is a vocabulary familiarization and review.

Getting Started

Equipment Required/Loading Instructions

Apple //e and Compatible Requirements

You need a minimum configuration of an Apple //e or emulator with 128K of 
memory. A colour monitor is recommended. A mouse is supported if installed.

Apple //e - Installation

Due to disk space limitations, METOO is distributed as two disk images; a 
startup disk A and a data disk B.