Exploding Fist was the first game that gave C64 owners a decent version of Karate Champ at the arcades. (I was really addicted to the arcade game, so I was super happy to be able to get hold of this.) 😁 And while it was the only kid on the block, Fist truly did reign supreme. 👍

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I'll always have a soft spot for Staff of Karnath, beause it was one of the early games I had on the C64. 🕹️ Looking at it with older eyes, there are some things I think could be done differently. But it's still fun, and remains one of the better games in the Pendragon series. 👍

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エアデザフェスRT祭り参戦!
C-64,65にて両日出展予定だった「ヤマモトナオキ」です。
新作の日本神話神託札持って参加予定でしたが残念ながら中止。
次回11月にお会いしましょう!

通販もやってます!
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C64 Spy Hunter is still good. But the rapid-fire of the machine-gun in the original, the separate buttons for missile/oil/smoke, and the fast pace it has.. I really want to work out how to play the arcade game properly now. 😄 (And did you hear that full music in the YouTube?) 😮

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I don't have C64 screenshots of that one yet. I must fix that. 😁 Though I do have a pic of the eye on the loading screen. The pics in the previous tweet are the Amiga one, which looks exactly the same, but with higher res graphics and faster frame rate.

https://t.co/nlZ8vnlfoZ

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It would have been so transformative to have something like that back in the C64 days. Being able to load huge multi-load games like Defender of the Crown, and The Last Ninja. 😮 Just think of the huge games developers could have made. 😁

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I really did love Ace of Aces on the C64.
(C64 screenshots attached.) 😎

Was curious to check out the Amstrad version, as that machine should be able to do this kind of game quite well. But, well, both the sound and graphics are a bit disappointing: 🤔

https://t.co/gpok9YJWrO

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Game Ending:

Turrican II - Commodore 64

Turrican II for is one of the most entertaining games i've ever played on a real C64; it's a platform, an action shooter and even a shmup, with huge bosses!

https://t.co/CHisbNRgQ3


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Saw this and it looks fun to join. "These were the games that got me into games as a kid." (Dates from year I played them.)
• Satellite Attack (Philips G7000, early 80s)
• Ghostbusters (c64, 1988)
• The Secret of Monkey Island (Amiga, 1991)
• Champions of Krynn (Amiga, 1992)

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has $ 0.00 but does he care?
he does not

look at that magnificent coloring that almost goes along the lines and nearly not over them all the time





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..Yeah, the Amiga version does look awesome. But there's nothing like hearing that SID music backing it all. 🎧
Besides, I know how to cheat on the C64 version. I was always crap at this game otherwise. 😋

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I'm once again, shilling my wares!

Experienced Pixel Artist and Game Designer looking for commissions. Rates are $20hr, message me for full project prices.

Retweets would be be amazing. ^_^

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"Stormlord - PETSCII'ed" by Shine (2020)

https://t.co/39D44gckpQ

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Game: Inspector Gadget and the Circus of !!Fear!!
Media: Magazine advert
Year: 1987
Platform: C64 | ZXSpectrum

Buy this historic game at: https://t.co/zvSgLQSKyz

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Kung-Fu Master was really quite good. 👍
The arcade game was punishingly hard, but the C64 game could be played hundreds of time until you could finally get somewhere. 😁

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Look at this. LOOK AT IT. FLI 592x744

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Been having a crack at Commodore 64 pixel art, 16 colours and 4 in 8x8 cell is more difficult than I thought.

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It's got some really good parallax scrolling going on there.
Screen even moves up and down a little, which it doesn't do on the C64 one. (They're both quite pretty though.) 😎

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What a treat! Over the weekend I played The Curse of Rabenstein by , a brand new text adventure for CPC/Amiga/ST/DOS/C64/ZX Spectrum/Next … Yup, it's out for 8-bit and 16-bit systems as a digital download or an upcoming physical release. Blog: https://t.co/iS4G5fLmHi

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