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Playing Eamon on an Apple II emulator
- Where can I get Apple II dsk images?
Playing Eamon without an emulator
Other Eamon-based gaming systems
Other Eamon resources

Playing without an Apple II - Using emulators

How to play if you don't have an Apple II
- You have three options. You can use an Apple emulator, you can run an MS-DOS based program, or you can play Eamon as a JAVA applet.
What's an Apple emulator? How do I use it?
- Check out this Apple emulator page with descriptions on how to run Eamon on an emulator.
- For detailed information on emulators, check out Apple II emulator FAQ
- For more support on Apple emulators, check out the newsgroup comp.emulators.apple2
- To download an Apple emulator for PC or MAC, check out http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~gkt/apple2/
Ok, I have an emulator now. How do I play Eamon?
- After you get the emulator up and running, just load an Apple II DSK image.
Where can I get Apple II DSK images of Eamon?
- You can download them from this website. See below for more options.
Whoa! I've never used Applesoft Basic before. What do I do?
- Go to this site for information on Applesoft Basic?
Help! I get the message "THIS DISK HAS NO DOS TO BOOT" or "*** UNABLE TO LOAD PRODOS ***"
- Most of the DSK images have been stripped of DOS. You'll need to boot a boot disk and switch disks in the drive.
- Download a Dos3.3 Boot Disk or a ProDOS boot disk
Can I buy Eamon on floppy disks for my Apple II? Is there anybody that still sells Apple stuff?
- Sure. Send your business to Kula Software in Hawaii.

Where can I get Apple II .dsk images of Eamon?

HTTP:
- You can download almost the entire Eamon library set from this very website. Just go to the download list!
- From this website, you can download each adventure individually or download the entire set in one zip file.
CD Image:
- The most comprehensive source is the Eamon CD from Tom Zuchowski.
  - Has every known Eamon in every possible format!
  - Contains four SoftDisk Eamons, SwordThrust, and KnightQuest
  - You can download the newest CD by going to the download page.
FTP Servers: You can download Eamon from several different FTP servers. However, many of the ftp sites have out-of-date Eamons and are not reliable. Also, because the entire set is available from this website, the ftp servers will no longer be listed.

The following adventures will not be posted online as they may be copyrighted by Softdisk. However, they are available on Tom Zuchowski's CD. You can also purchase these disks directly from Softdisk through http://store.syndicomm.com/. It is our hope that in the future Softdisk will grant permission to post these adventures on this website.

SD#137	Redemption	Sam Ruby
SD#152	Banana Republic	Sam Ruby
SD#156	The Curse of Talon	Sam Ruby
SD#159	Edgar’s Adventures	Frank Kunze

I don't want to mess with an emulator. What options do I have?

Frank Kunze has developed the excellent Eamon Deluxe system which is compatible with MS-DOS and Windows. He has a good portion of the Eamon library converted to the Eamon Deluxe system, making it an excellent choice for your non-emulator needs.
John Nelson created an MS-DOS version of Eamon, but I don't believe he's still working on it.
A few Eamons are available to play online. Try visiting Eamon as a JAVA applet.

What other Eamon-like gaming systems are available?

Check out Beyond Eamon an overview of SwordThrust, KnightQuest, and Super Eamon, all for the Apple II.

What other Eamon resources are available?

Eamon was also converted to the Atari. See Eamon on Atari.
Some older Main Halls, DDDs and Utilities are available on the Older Eamon Resources page.
Other Eamon resources are on the Miscellaneous Eamon Resources page
- Hammer's Slammers
- Eamon Hard Drive Image by Frank Kunze
- GPLE

This page last updated on 03/13/2009.