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I wrote Krazy Kobra in 1983 because I had loved Snake Byte (Chuck Sommerville, 1981) so much that I wanted to write my own clone and have more levels in it. Snake Byte had 28 levels so I made 50 in Krazy Kobra. The game is a pretty good version of the classic Snake game.
UpTime wanted to publish it in 1987 so I said, "Hell yeah! Gimme $250!"
UpTime wanted to publish it in 1987 so I said, "Hell yeah! Gimme $250!"
The back cover. Notice the Applied Engineering ad. Most people were afraid to touch their interface cards but these cartoon bozos have no qualms about possibly blowing up this $130 card.
Make sure you have an iron will or you won't survive Krazy Kobra!
Make sure you have an iron will or you won't survive Krazy Kobra!
The back cover. Notice the Applied Engineering ad. Most people were afraid to touch their interface cards but these cartoon bozos have no qualms about possibly blowing up this $130 card.
Make sure you have an iron will or you won't survive Krazy Kobra!
Make sure you have an iron will or you won't survive Krazy Kobra!
