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Hangman	hangman logic	1978	image specs screenshots machines company oc_id source /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_instructions.jpg label value year of release 1978 label value companies Compucolor label value type game label value media disk label value systems Compucolor label value number of players 1 player title subtitle text image Instructions /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_instructions.jpg title subtitle text image Guessing a 7 letters word /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_1.jpg title subtitle text image Almost there /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_2.jpg title subtitle text image Word found ! /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_3.jpg title subtitle text image Almost dead... /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_4.jpg title subtitle text image Hung dead !! /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_ss_5.jpg title subtitle text image Documentation /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_doc.jpg title subtitle text image Disk cover art /media/museum/software/compucolor_hangman_coverart_2.jpg /museum/isc-intelligent-systems-corp-compucolor-ii /companies/isc-intelligent-systems-corp 720 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230602013437/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/software_detail.asp?id=720 2023-06-02

Hangman is an early example of the famous word game for a personal computer. It was released in 1978, as the same time as other versions for early micro-computers or first videogame systems like Atari VCS, APF MP1000 or Channel F.

It is not the first ever version of Hangman videogame, as it can be found on many mainframes or time-sharing systems in the 60s and 70s.

This Compucolor version is nice with a big drawn and colourful hangman. It uses words stored in files on disk.

This disk also contained two other games: Math Tutor and Two To Ten.