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Various / Various · 1983

Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania

Published by Gentry Software

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Information

Genre
Various
Language
BASIC
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Riley, Mark
Year
1983
Publisher
Gentry Software
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
7
Serial
216

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 5.5/10 · Votes: 4 · Downloads: 1,804 · Hits: 7,282

Additional Comments

Missing original disk image!

Screenshots (5)

Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 1
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 1
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 2
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 2
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 3
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 3
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 4
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 4
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 5
Maxwell's Demon / Memory Mania — screenshot 5

Cover Art (2)

Disk 1
Disk 1
Disk 2
Disk 2

Comments (4)

  • Allan10 Mar 2021

    Manual: https://archive.org/details/maxwells-demon-and-memory-mania-gentry-software

  • Adam27 Nov 2015

    So i finally can manage to complete level 8 on cube but the backgrounds never match up so you can't fully complete the level unless your really anal. Must be counterfeit.

  • Adam8 Apr 2015

    i finally finished level 8 cube in 28 minutes but there are too many blank spaces for it to actually tell you how many moves you finished the puzzle in. I think anyone who says you have to get all the blank pieces exact should be locked up in an asylum.

  • Auntie Pastie5 Jun 2007

    Both these games use artifacting, which exploits the technical limitations of the NTSC TV system to produce colour in the Atari's "mono" hi-res mode (via carefully-chosen dot patterns). Clever trick, but sadly NTSC artifacting patterns don't work on PAL Ataris. On such systems these games just look dull and monochromatic with hints of random colour. Yuk!

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