3-D Super PlotterPC Port

Two COMPUTE! graphics programs combined into one tool for drawing mathematical surfaces. Choose from fourteen shapes and set rotation, tilt, mesh density, perspective and hidden-line removal, then turn the result 15 degrees at a time. The magazine noted that a 512K Amiga needed about ten minutes for a 31 by 31 mesh.

Controls: On the menu, up and down choose and left and right change; a button draws.

ColecoVision version credited in the ROM to Amy Bienvenu, 2026: an adaptation of the published program. From COMPUTE! magazine, March 1987: original program by Martin Staley; Greg Perkins and Derry Bryson; "3-D Surfaces for Amiga" by Staley and "Superplotter" by Perkins and Bryson. Published for Amiga and Commodore 64. This is a modern homebrew adaptation, not a commercial Coleco release. Both articles appeared in the March 1987 issue. Amy Studio's project documentation acknowledges AI assistance in its development tools and example cleanup; no AI credit specific to this title was found.