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My favourite C64 Arcade Conversions – No.12

Salamander

Imagine 1988

One of the C64’s best blasters, this is a fantastic conversion – especially the lava level which is stunningly recreated. It'd be top 3 if I’d had a disk drive, but the tape multi-load was an absolute killer.

My favourite C64 Arcade Conversions – No.13

Bionic Commando

Go! 1988

Another game with ace music (6 superb SIDs in all), Bionic Commando is a cracking conversion from Software Creations. It's instantly playable, hugely addictive & captures the spirit of the coin-op perfectly.

My favourite C64 Arcade Conversions – No.16

Commando

Elite, 1985

Instantly addictive with nice graphics, an amazing Rob Hubbard soundtrack & ace gameplay, Commando could’ve been the perfect arcade conversion – if only it had another 5 levels!

My favourite C64 Arcade Conversions – No.17

Yie Ar Kung Fu

Imagine

1985

Another Imagine release, Yie Ar Kung Fu isn't perfect, but it's a sound conversion of the all-action original. Nice colourful graphics, ace music & plenty of enjoyable, frantic arcade fighting.

My favourite C64 Arcade Conversions – No.19

Rampage

Activision

1987

A solid arcade conversion with lots of fun to be had eating people, bringing down helicopters & smashing up buildings. Most fun when played with mates. Unless you're the one playing on the keyboard!

My Favourite Arcade Games of 1989 – No.1

Final Fight

Originally a sequel to Street Fighter, Final Fight changed direction following Double Dragon’s success. A brilliant brawler with fantastic graphics, funky tunes & exciting gameplay. One of the very best examples of the genre.

My Favourite Arcade Games of 1989 – No.2

Golden Axe

2 years after DD’s debut, scrolling beat em ups were still packing a punch & Golden Axe was one of the best. Its fantasy setting, fun characters, ace graphics & compulsive hack & slash action, set it apart from the crowd.

My Favourite Arcade Games of 1989 – No.3

Super Monaco Grand Prix

Man, driving games were BIG in 89! Sega got themselves back in the race with this fab F1 racer. More realistic than their mid-80s race games, SMGP is an engrossing experience that captures the F1 vibe effectively.

My Favourite Arcade Games of 1989 – No.5

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

TMNT captures the spirit of the comic & cartoon series perfectly. 89/90 was peak Turtle mania, & the game was a giant global hit, becoming the highest-grossing arcade game since Double Dragon. Turtle Power!

My Favourite Arcade Games of 1989 – No.6

S.C.I

Tony & Ray return in this superb sequel. Better graphics, new cars, weather changes, the ability to fire at offending vehicles, and Karen - a new assistant. Not overly different from Chase HQ, but still massive amounts of fun.