42 tracks of Commodore 64 and music performed by a Hollywood Grade Orchestra? Visit: https://t.co/7q1Is0Fexc

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📢「ALL RUSH!!」更新です


今週は
📖C64「千里明煌(ちさとあきら)」
をお送りします。


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42 tracks of Commodore 64 and music performed by a Hollywood Grade Orchestra? Visit: https://t.co/7q1Is0WPoK

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I've been sitting on this for over a month, not having quite finished it. and knocks his version out in 20 minutes. 🙄
You do nice work Cal. 😀 https://t.co/CuPp014D6k

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C64 Graphic (MultiColor + Sprites) - Fear Treatment by Fairlight, released at Gubbdata 2022 - https://t.co/prmohNLPQi

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Hey, check out this dumb thing I made in 20 minutes while waiting for my kid to feed.

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I remember seeing this on demo on a C64 at the computer shop. 🤔 It may have been the first game that I heard with speech. ..I could never get past the first stage back then. 😁

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TwinWorld: Land of Vision (In-browser, C64, Blue Byte Software, 1990) https://t.co/jXQgYykVqb

Important disk-side-swapping info in the description. Controls: at least numpad 84620 and Space.

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I first say Spy vs Spy on cassette on the old C64.
Such an excellent game. There's nothing else quite like it.
(Except for the sequels.)
😁

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42 tracks of Commodore 64 and music performed by a Hollywood Grade Orchestra? Visit: https://t.co/7q1Is0Fexc

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Suburban Commando (In-browser, DOS/C64, Alternative Software, 1993) https://t.co/0Zc07WhrcY

Don't let the screenshots fool you - the first level, and only that level, is a shmup in both versions.

C64 controls: numpad 84620. Press Tab mid-game for level skip cheat.

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It's summer, so ZttP break out the plank with wheels in the hugely enjoyable Skate or Die. Radical, dude! Ep74 is out now!

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Results and releases from Teddy Beer C=64 Party 🇵🇱 are now available: https://t.co/TxplK0Wy7V

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I didn't realise that Revs+ on the C64 had any tracks that the BBC version didn't have. Very cool to see more detail on the track data format. I knew two or three of the tracks quite well from many years of playing it on the C64 with my trusty paddles for steering.
👍

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Great C64 Moments – Scooby-Doo Where are You?

Scooby-Doo was described as ‘The First Ever Computer Cartoon’ and in the magazine ads, it looked amazing. Sadly it wasn’t to be; just like tie-ins for Street Hawk, Judge Death, Minder & even Sigue Sigue Sputnik (!)

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39 years ago this month:
Computer & video games (C&VG) magazine
From August, 1983

https://t.co/h4GvtoI6Jt

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"The PETSCII Night" by SeDiceBisonte (2022)

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SILKWORM: Here's the cover for the 1989 shoot 'em up from Random Access and The Sales Curve. A port of the 1988 Tecmo arcade game this also came to other formats, did you ever face the 'Goose' helicopter in battle?

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