Atari 400/800/1200 The original "template" that all the others were based on.
Distributor: Big Five Software Programmer: Bill Hogue Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1982/83	Web link to an emulator available from this link.

Atari 5200 The same as Atari 400/800/1200 since hardware very similar.
Distributor: Big Five Software Programmer: Bill Hogue Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1982/83

Apple II Due to a delay of the Atari 800 version, this version was the first to market.
Distributor: Micro Fun Programmer: Mike Livesay Media Format: Floppy Disk Year of Release: 1982

Atari 2600 Impressive considering the limitations of the 2600! Jumping was very hard. Only 3 levels crammed into this 8K ROM cart.
Distributor: Tigervision Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1983

Atari 2600 VOLUME II - Same as previous version except it has 3 different levels.
Distributor: Tigervision Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1983

Colecovision This version added an extra 11th level.
Distributor: Micro Fun Programmer: Mike Livesay Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1983

Commodore 64 Very good version. Similar to Atari original but slightly higher resolution.
Distributor: Reston Software Programmer: Frank G. Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1983

Commodore VIC-20 This isn't the prettiest version of the game but for a 5k computer it does well!
Distributor: Reston Software Programmer: Jerry Brecher Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1984

Texas Instruments 99/4A Nice looking version but only 8 of the 10 original levels. Strange looking cartridge since it plugs into side expansion slot.
Distributor: Tigervision Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1983

IBM PC The elusive IBM version has finally been found! A faithful version with good playability with it's only letdown being the rather drab 4 color CGA graphics.
Distributor: Micro Fun Programmer: ??? Media Format: Floppy Disk Year of Release: 1983	Game download available from this link.

Gameboy Small screen area with 4 way scrolling. Only the first two  levels are from Miner 2049er, the rest are from the sequel.
Distributor: Mindscape Inc. Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1992

Thomson MO5, TO7 & TO9 A version for these French made microcomputer systems.
Distributor: TO TEK International Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1984	Web link to emulator and game download available from this link.

Super Cassette Vision A version with enhanced graphics for this rare game console distributed in Japan by EPOCH and in France by YENO.
Distributor: I.T.M.C. (France) Programmer: ??? Media Format: Cartridge Year of Release: 1985

Pocket LCD Game A two-screen, compact-style unit. The mine looks different to the computer versions due to the LCD screen limitations.
Distributor: Tiger Electronics Programmer: ??? Media Format: Pocket LCD game Year of Release: 1984	Click HERE to jump to Pete Schlepphorst's Pocket Miner 2049er site.