A few more book sources besides the ones I mentioned...
Mac Secrets used to come with some games. The second edition included MacMan Classic Pro. The third edition had Apieron on the CD-ROM, I think it also had Maelstrom.
The Macintosh Bible, I believe, had Klondike on the disk sets. Keep in mind the disks were extra, you didn't get them with the book.
Don't forget to look at your library to see if they have any old MacAddict or MacWorld CDs in stock. Some of the stuff on the early ones would run on System 7.
Old Diskworld and Educorp floppies are very hard to find but are good sources of games. There was a disk called "Best of Educorp" that Macworld presented sometime around 1990 and it included Cairo Shoot Out, Klondike, Billiard Parlour, and Video Poker. (CSO was actually the first shareware program I ever registered and I got it from this disk, so I've got lots of personal memories from this one).
I looked at the links for Cool Mac Games; didn't know there was a second book as well. I should point out a few of the titles that are on the first book's disks...
-Solarian II (a classic)
-Glyphia II
-Bachman
-Mille Bornes (this one's really good)
-Icon Quest (sort of like Darwin's Dillemma but shorter)
-Mac Sokoban
-Robo War
-Cribbage
-Euchre
-Susan
-Spacestation Pheta (there are extra screens included but you have to register it to use them)
-A few more in addition to this
Check your libraries and used book stores. Or, even better, if your library has a used book sale where anyone can contribute, look there. (They used to have a deal at my library, you got a bag for like $5 and could put anything you wanted in it--I got all the library's old Mac Bibles for next to nothing!)
Mac Secrets used to come with some games. The second edition included MacMan Classic Pro. The third edition had Apieron on the CD-ROM, I think it also had Maelstrom.
The Macintosh Bible, I believe, had Klondike on the disk sets. Keep in mind the disks were extra, you didn't get them with the book.
Don't forget to look at your library to see if they have any old MacAddict or MacWorld CDs in stock. Some of the stuff on the early ones would run on System 7.
Old Diskworld and Educorp floppies are very hard to find but are good sources of games. There was a disk called "Best of Educorp" that Macworld presented sometime around 1990 and it included Cairo Shoot Out, Klondike, Billiard Parlour, and Video Poker. (CSO was actually the first shareware program I ever registered and I got it from this disk, so I've got lots of personal memories from this one).
I looked at the links for Cool Mac Games; didn't know there was a second book as well. I should point out a few of the titles that are on the first book's disks...
-Solarian II (a classic)
-Glyphia II
-Bachman
-Mille Bornes (this one's really good)
-Icon Quest (sort of like Darwin's Dillemma but shorter)
-Mac Sokoban
-Robo War
-Cribbage
-Euchre
-Susan
-Spacestation Pheta (there are extra screens included but you have to register it to use them)
-A few more in addition to this
Check your libraries and used book stores. Or, even better, if your library has a used book sale where anyone can contribute, look there. (They used to have a deal at my library, you got a bag for like $5 and could put anything you wanted in it--I got all the library's old Mac Bibles for next to nothing!)