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-Commodore Basic (C64)
-GFA Basic (Atari ST/Win 16Bit)
-PureBasic (Mac/Win)
-SpiderBasic (Mac/Win)
-Xojo (Mac/Win)
-B4A (Win)

These are the ones I've used a lot over the years - I've dabbled with many others, as I'm most of us have:

Sinclair ZX81 BASIC
Sinclair ZX Spectrum BASIC
BBC BASIC (Acorn BBC Micro, Windows)
Amstrad CPC BASIC (Locomotive?)
Sinclair QL SuperBASIC (my favourite, still use it on Q68, a modern super-QL Clone)
Mallard BASIC (Amstrad PCW, DOS)
Amiga BASIC
AMOS Pro on Amiga
IBM VisualAge for BASIC (OS/2)
CA-Realizer (OS/2)
Visual Basic for Applications (Windows, mainly Access and Excel, from v2 on Win95 though to current)
VBScript (Windows)
Active Server Pages 3 (Windows/IIS/Web)
VisualBasic 6 Enterprise (Windows)
VisualBasic .NET (not much, admittedly) (Windows)
RealBasic/ReaslStudio/Xojo (Win/Mac/Linux)
PureBasic (Win/Mac/Linux)
SpiderBasic (Win/Mac/Linux)
B4A, B4A, B4J (Windows + Java)
AppGameKit, AppGameKitStudio (Win/Mac/Linux)
MMBasic (Colour Maximite 2)

Quite possibly others, I forget though!

the G-BASIC on nes/fc console
so does anyone know is there a-like BASIC on windows?

Most of theese I never learned much/amounted to much.

Commodore BASIC
Quick Basic / QBASIC
Visual Basic 6
DarkBasic
BlitzBasic

I had a lot of fun 10 years ago when I got into Purebasic. life just got in the way

TK85 (Sinclair ZX81 BASIC)
TK90X (Sinclair ZX Spectrum BASIC)
PureBasic

C64 Basic
Amiga BASIC
AMOS Pro on Amiga
GFA Basic
BlitzBasic / Blitz3D / MAX
DARK Basic
HiSoft Basic
Turbo Basic
Nuclear Basic
PowerBASIC
GLBasic
PureBasic Win
SpiderBasic Win
GScript (GODOT)

and a lot of Basic more .....

- VB6
- BlitzBasic
- PureBasic

Mediachance Multimedia Builder
Blitz3D
PureBasic

Most of my past programming was with other languages while working for big companies - mainframe assembers, COBOL, Pascal and quite a few others (all a very long while ago!). But here we go:-

Applesoft Basic on Apple II (briefly)
HP 2647A intelligent terminal (adapted Microsoft Basic)
VBA (for MS Access)
Visual Basic 4, 5 & 6
VB.NET (very briefly!)
Basic4PPC (for Windows Mobile, predecessor of B4X)
Basic4Android
PureBasic (Win/Mac/Linux and the most enjoyable )

QBasic
Visual Basic 6.0
DarkBasic Pro
NuclearBasic
B4A (Basic for Android)
AGK (AppGameKit)
PureBasic
SpiderBasic

1989 ExelBasic+ : hello the coding, and the vocal synthesis
1990 GW-Basic : hello the files and code saving
199 Quick-Basic : hello the labels, and the sub-routines
1992 TurboBasic : hello the 470000 code lines compiled per second on a 16 bits 16 MHz
2000 TI-83 "pseudo" Basic : hello a homemade tetris done in a car (15 hours)
2002 DarkBasic : hello the 3D
2007 PureBasic : hello the libraries, the SIMD, and lots of others
2013 Laughton Basic, hello the coding in a car between eight workers on a smartphone
2017 QB64 hello the instantaneous sound, the full open source too

1. [1] Applesoft BASIC (Apple II,//e,//c)

• [2] MBASIC (CP/M)

• [3] Blitzbasic/Blitzmax (Windows)

• [4] Purebasic (Windows/Linux)

Applesoft
A bunch of industrial machine controls programmed in basic
several MCU's, starting with stamp
Purebasic

ZX81
Vic20 (Real keyboard and a full page editor in 1984)
Commodore 128
Sharp PC1251 (Always works)
GWBasic (limit by the 64K)
QBasic
Quick Basic
VB (3 to 6)
VBA (in Excel)
VBS (Not much)
Turbo Basic (a few)
The awsome! : PureBasic (since 2008)

Amstrad CPC BASIC (Locomotive?)

Yep, Locomotive basic. Wasn't bad to tell the truth. Then there was Laser Basic for the CPC, very interesting but I didn't personally get much into it.