OpenVMS/Alpha Games?

Zane, let me throw in 3 cents: Sokoban - native Tetris - vested Yahtzee - vested Maybe Tetris and Yahtzee are on some of the collections suggested by other answers, but Sokoban (at least this version) will probably not be there: this was my first C program (after HELLO_WORLD.C ;-). It dates back to 1988 (perfectly on-topic! ;-) and was originally developed on a VAX. One function was originally written in MACRO-32 because I initially couldn't figure out how to deal with string descriptors, but I replaced it with a C version in 2000, when I ported the game to an Alpha. One of the development goals was to save bandwidth, and the result was that it is possible to play using a 300 baud line, even though a stopwatch is running on the VT screen. Let me know if you want a BACKUP saveset. The complete Sokoban stuff, with program sources and maps for 50 levels, including VAX and Alpha .EXEs, is 63 files, 212 blocks total. Yahtzee is 46+190 blocks for VAX+Alpha .EXE, Tetris is 26+104 blocks. Of the latter, I also have a DECwindows version, as of some other games. All mentioned games known good on OpenVMS/AXP V7.1-2 here, so they should be working on 7.2, too. Andreas Zane H. Healy schrieb: -- Andreas Freiherr Vishay Semiconductor GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany http://www.vishay.com