Lode Runner Atari disk manual

Cite as: Lode Runner Atari disk manual
Original: https://archive.org/details/LodeRunnerBroderbund
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Archived: https://archive.org/download/LodeRunnerBroderbund/Lode_Runner_Broderbund.pdf
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Broderbund Software; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Scan in the Internet Archive item "LodeRunnerBroderbund".
Notes: Broderbund's Lode Runner manual for the Atari disk version: the cover reads "For ATARI Computers" and the title page "Atari Disk Version", so the id's "apple2" is wrong (stubs-24 researcher; the Apple II booklet hasn't been found). The item's date (1982) is the uploader's; the OCR reads the last line as "1982 by Broderbund Software, Inc. Atari is a registered trademark of Atari, Inc.", not checked on the page image.

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Broderbund's manual for the Atari disk version gives the player 150 treasury rooms and 5 lives, with an extra life for each level completed, digging by joystick button or by keys for left and right, and a Game Generator ("Edit mode") that designs, playtests, and saves levels to a data disk.	`cover and title pagePlaying the GameGame PlayKeyboard and joystick commandsKeyboard and joystick commandsMaking Your Own Games`	Manual
Broderbund's manual for the Atari disk version gives 150 rooms and an editor that saves to disk; the NES and Famicom games have 50 levels and a one-screen editor, and the NES booklet says its editor can't save.	`Playing the Game (Atari disk version)Making Your Own Games (Atari disk version)`	Manual