Download digitally archived Bally Arcade tape programs that will load with AstroBASIC (the BASIC with the built-in tape-interface).

Catch the Bomb	"Catch the Bomb." By New Image. April 1982. Tape 9010. AstroBASIC.
Chuck-A-Luck	"Chuck-A-Luck." By New Image. 1982. AstroBASIC. A gambling game.
Claustrophobia	"Claustrophobia." October 1982. Tape 9010. AstroBASIC.
Color TV Test	Color TV Test. By New Image. Tape 1. AstroBASIC. This program puts four colours on the screen.
Dice Experiment	Dice Experiment. Tape 1. AstroBASIC. Rolls a die x number of times and prints the results.
	"Freebies Tape." By New Image. 1982. Tape (Opposite side of "Samples"). AstroBASIC. On February 4, 2025, Paul Thacker wrote, "I completed a tape of New Image freebie programs I partially processed before. A new program is an introduction message to Bob Fabris telling him to print any of the programs he wants. I also found another recording of RND Art II and Who Buys The Cokes, but haven't checked what if any differences there may be. The complete tape is:" Hi Bob RND Art I Riddle Hand Control Test RND Art II Red, Yellow, Green, Blue Who Buys The Cokes?
Guess Five	"Guess Five." By New Image. AstroBASIC. A Mastermind-type game.
Hand Control Test	"Hand Control Test." By New Image. Tape 3005. October 1982. AstroBASIC.
Haunted House	"Haunted House." By New Image. Tape SB-G4. AstroBASIC. Nine loads.
Missile Defense	"Missile Defense." By New Image. Tape 3. AstroBASIC. A Missile Command copy, but with a few different twists. You don't fire missiles, you put "missile blockers" and you're NOT free to roam the whole screen.
Nam-Cap	"Nam-Cap." By New Image. Tape 1500. AstroBASIC. The name of this program is Pac-Man spelled backwards. These are six different versions of this maze game: 1: Up-Chuck, 2: Faster, 3: Faster, yet!, 4: Invisible, 5: Multiplying Ghosts, 6: Moving Ghosts. The archive includes a review.
Nuclear Math	"Nuclear Math." By New Image. 1981. Tape 2. AstroBASIC. Math flash cards. This program had an error when it ended, but Paul Thacker fixed it in May of 2011. The title screen was restored using Mike White's "Repacker."By New Image.
Quickdraw	"Quickdraw." By New Image. Tape 2. AstroBASIC. Try to draw your gun on the signal faster that your opponent. 1 or 2 players.
Red, Yellow, Green, Blue	"Red, Yellow, Green, Blue." By New Image. "Freebies" Tape. AstroBASIC. This program was found in the Bob Fabris Collection on hand-labeled tape from New Image that says "Freebies". It was never published as far as can be determined.
Riddle	"Riddle" By New Image (Don Gladden) Tape 2 (#1002). AstroBASIC. Archived from tapes in Bob Fabris and Richard Houser Collections. New Image's tape #1002 contains "Quickdraw" and "Skunk." Included on this tape as a bonus is "Riddle." Riddle (1982)(New Image)(2000 baud)(PD).zip - Archived from commercial tape #1002 in Richard Houser's collection. The other version could be a prototype, or maybe just an alternate. I'm never fully confident of how to name the files when I don't have all the information, but really the best I can do is just pick one and then note everything I'm unsure about so it can be included in the archive notes. Riddle (198x)(New Image)(2000 baud)(PD)[a].zip -- Found in Bob Fabris collection on hand-labeled tape from New Image that says "Freebies". Riddle was included as a bonus on New Image's Quickdraw tape, and perhaps on others. This version is possibly a prototype.
RND Art I	"RND Art I." By New Image (Chris Williams). Tape 3. AstroBASIC.
	"RND Art II: The Stairs to the Temple." By New Image (Chris Williams). Tape 3. October 1982. AstroBASIC. This is a four-line BASIC program that creates continuously changing video art. There are three versions of this program archived, with unknown differences (perhaps none) between them. A video of this program running is available to watch here: "RND Art II" - A 7:39 minute video.
RND Art III	"RND Art III." By New Image (Chris Williams). Tape #9010. October 1982. AstroBASIC.
Saucer Attack	"Saucer Attack." By New Image. Tape 3. AstroBASIC. In this arcade space action game, saucers are trying to land all around you and if five of them do, you're sunk! You can zap 'em two different ways, but you've got to be fast! The difficulty incrases as you rack-up points. For one player using one hand control.
Sicko-Therapy	"Sicko-Therapy." By New Image. Tape 1. AstroBASIC. A computer psychoanalyst (ELIZA on TRS-80). ELIZA is probably a bit more serious than the New Image one. From the Sourcebook entry (Summer 1982 G-24), it looks like the title is just "Sicko-Therapy" (Not "Sicko-Therapy 1").
Sicko-Therapy (Session II)	Sicko-Therapy (Session II). By New Image. AstroBASIC.
Skunk	"Skunk." By New Image. Tape 2. AstroBASIC. Some kind of dice game 1-4 players.
Sloshed!	"Sloshed!" By New Image. Tape 1112. AstroBASIC. Check out the title screen on this one. This game isdifficult to play because your guy moves in random directions because he's sloshed."
State Abbreviations Test	"State Abbreviations Test." By New Image. Tape 9010. October 1982. AstroBASIC.
Who Buys the Cokes??	"Who Buys the Cokes??" By New Image. 1982. AstroBASIC. The object of this unusual guessing game is to not be the one to guess the computer's number. The player who guesses it has to buy the Cokes! You may pick the high limit to the number the computer picks.