My Favourite C64 Platformers No.11

The Castles of Dr Creep

Broderbund 1984

A brilliantly atmospheric game, TCoDC is ace – check it out if you don't know it. A mix of platforming & puzzling, it has more depth than most examples of the genre & in 2 player mode it really shines.

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My favourite C64 Shoot ‘em ups – No.6

Choplifter!

Broderbund 1982

One of the first-ever C64 shoot 'em ups, Choplifter! is a cracking port of the Apple original. Atmospheric, tense, and with simple but superbly animated graphics, it’s supremely playable and loads of fun.

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Feeling some powerful 1980s nostalgia as I tinker with this emulator...

https://t.co/hKFqB5UIvX

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The 1581 - Broderbund! Time for a weapon based on the Carmen Sandiego titular character, Carmen! Every good thief needs a hookshot.

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Speaking of throwback, I forgot to mention: when Broderbund did get rid of the banner-style logo in 1994, suddenly an animated version of the 1993 logo showed up in several games (between 1994 and 1996)! They couldn't even be consistent in that regard!

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Choplifter for the Atari 8-bit computers scanned. Classic Broderbund game that was ported to tons of computers and consoles. Fly a copter to free and rescue prisoners while avoiding being blasted by tanks and other planes. https://t.co/8blZKh5qTi

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Pokémon Project Studio, a printables creation program, was developed under the working title "Pokémon Print". It was based on Broderbund's "The Print Shop" - more directly, it was a modified version of Rugrats Print Shop. Remnants of both predecessors exist in the software.

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Napoleon Senki by Irem for the Famicom has been scanned. A strategy war game in which you relive various famous battles. Was almost brought state side by Broderbund but was cancelled. https://t.co/upNUETiYBM

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