My Favourite Race Games No.15

Alleykat

Hewson

1986

Some may say that Alleykat is a shooter, but it’s a future sport all about racing, so I’m including it here. Ultra-polished with superb presentation & brilliant graphics, Alleykat is tough but highly rewarding.

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this is a collection of new games made with SEUCK for C64 (Shoot 'em up Construction Kit) something I wish I had back in the day

https://t.co/ahgH0hEff8

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Floyd the Droid (C64)
Not a brilliant game. But still kinda fun in its uniqueness. 🤖

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My Fave C64 Race Games No.19

Out Run

US Gold

1988

Converting the state-of-the-art arcade game to an 8-bit micro was never going to be easy, yet C64 Out Run is fast & initially good fun. However, the ropey controls & linear gameplay (you can’t pick a route) are disappointing.

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I loved tinkering with the Magnetic Scrolls and Infocom stuff .. but I usually wasn't very good at them. 😁

They were great on the C64 .. gave you lots of time to contemplate things while they loaded the next bit off of disk. 🤔

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From 30 years ago
Commodore Format / February 1992 / Issue 17

First Samurai reviewed

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Bugs Inc. (Full Version)
Descargalo en el numero 6 de:
Download it at number 6:
https://t.co/Zlqn7LDb95

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30 years ago this month…
ZZAP!64 magazine issue 81
£2.20
February 1992

Features Creatures 2, which was programmed by our very own and discussed in the next issue of FREEZE64
😃👍🕹📺

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The arcade game is awesome fun to play.

The C64 version was really very good. (So much better, now I've tried it with mouse control.) 👍

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The Commodore 64 version of Chuck Rock was not - as many sites report - developed by Core Design, but instead by a small 4-people team at Italian studio Genias. Core wasn't interested in the C64 anymore, but then changed their minds when they saw it.
It got a 96% in Zzap!

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There's something terrifying under Loch Ness! Not Nessie, but aliens, the over-complicated controls and the inexplicable premise of Terror of the Deep! ZttP ep48, out now!

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My Favourite C64 Beat ‘em ups No.1

IK+

System 3

1987

IK+ has it all. Gorgeous, fluid animation, an awesome Hubbard soundtrack, infectious playability, a wicked sense of humour, fun mini-games & a ground-breaking 3rd fighter adding infinitely more varied gameplay. Outstanding.

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My Favourite C64 Beat em ups No.2

Way of the Exploding Fist

Melbourne House

1985

Although later games surpassed it technically, nothing matched the initial wow-factor of Fist. Outrageous in 1985, it was a computer game the likes of which hadn’t been seen before. Magnificent.

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My Favourite C64 Beat ‘em ups No.3

The Last Ninja

System 3

1987

Amazing when first released, The Last Ninja is one of the biggest selling games in C64 history. A stunning combination of adventuring, puzzling & fighting, it was original, exciting & totally engrossing. Awesome.

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My Favourite C64 Beat ‘em ups No.4

International Karate

System 3

1986

Arguably the best one-on-one fighter on the C64, International Karate is the real deal. Excellent backdrops, silky smooth animation, a perfectly tuned difficulty curve, & a fantastic 2 player experience.

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BMX Simulator was the first ever game I purchased, and I have been buying Codemasters games ever since, Codies games were priced amazingly at £1.99

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My dungeon tileset+sprites, upscaled using two-pass Scale2x I implemented in

No additional colors are introduced and I kinda like the blobby, rounded look.

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