Welcome Guest 

Show/Hide Header

Welcome Guest, posting in this forum requires registration.





Pages: [1] 2
Author Topic: Commodore 64
RetroGameF-
ox
Advanced
Posts: 53
Permalink
Post Commodore 64
on: October 21, 2012, 11:14
Quote

Hope one day to own one. But in the mean time, any good games recommended for it?

Image

DoctorFeel-
good
Beginner
Posts: 39
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: October 21, 2012, 16:41
Quote

Star Ranger is awesome, as well as Skyfox. Those are my two favorite. Stay away from a lot of the ports to the Commodore, tons were terrible, like Contra.

Image

I've been having these weird thoughts lately. Like is any of this for real or not?

RetroGameF-
ox
Advanced
Posts: 53
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: October 21, 2012, 16:58
Quote

Thanks for the headsup.

Image

MetalJesus-
Rocks
Administrator
Posts: 83
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: October 21, 2012, 22:19
Quote

Here are some classic C64 games for people just starting out collecting:

Maniac Mansion
Pirates!
Zak McKracken
Ultima IV
IK+
Last Ninja ! & 2
Archon
Elite
Wasteland 121
Turrican 200
Bubble Bobble 349
Bruce Lee
Impossible Mission
Mule
the Great Gianna Sisters

...etc...etc...etc...

Retro Gaming with a Heavy Metal Soundtrack
http://www.youtube.com/MetalJesusRocks

RetroGameF-
ox
Advanced
Posts: 53
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: October 21, 2012, 22:30
Quote

Oooo Must get Bubble Bobble 349, I'm a huge bubble bobble fan.

Image

rampage
Newbie
Posts: 13
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: November 18, 2012, 22:32
Quote

Commando for the c64, it was my 1st c64 game i ever saw and fall in love, the Goonies wa a good game too, Skyfox, Ace2, Test Drive and don't forget summer and winter olimpics, and last but not least , Pit Stop 2

maverickbn-
a
Newbie
Posts: 6
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: December 20, 2012, 19:03
Quote

There are so many, that I could spend an entire night listing them. What types of games do you currently like? The C64 had such an EXTENSIVE software library.

A couple sites you'll want to try are:

C64.org
C64.com
http://arnold.c64.org/
Also check out http://remix.kwed.org and SlayRadio.org.

The Commodore 64 music scene is *very* active, and the remix community is about the size of OCremix, just dedicated to C64 remixes!

Enjoy, you're entering an *awesome* community. 🙂

BurningDoo-
m
Advanced
Posts: 80
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: December 20, 2012, 20:58
Quote

My favorite was Swiss Family Robinson. It was a Text Adventure, with still onscreen graphics. It just sounds archaic by today's standards, I know. But I spent hours playing that game and figuring out what exactly I was supposed to do next as I explored the island and collected various objects.

Blue Max I remember being a pretty good isometric-ish airplane shoot-em up.

B.C.'s Quest for Tires is another I played a lot. It's a platformer/racer, I guess. You're a caveman that rides on a wheel that just keeps going (you can't stop). You navigate levels that involve jumping and ducking and dodging various pitfalls and obastacles. It was quite addicting.

The Giana Sisters is basically a Super Mario Bros. clone on the Commodore 64, and isn't bad.

The C64 version of Dig Dug is pretty good, too. Much better than the Atari 2600 version.

maverickbn-
a
Newbie
Posts: 6
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: December 20, 2012, 22:53
Quote

Great games there - never played SFR, but have played all the others. I *love* Blue Max, as well as BC's Quest for Tires. Did you know that Sierra published BC's Quest for Tires?

gamester81
Administrator
Posts: 252
Permalink
Post Re: Commodore 64
on: December 21, 2012, 13:12
Quote

The C64 is a great computer and there are so many great games. I have fond memories playing The Human Race, California Games and Winter Olympics growing up with it.

Pages: [1] 2
Mingle Forum by cartpauj
Version: 1.0.34 ; Page loaded in: 0.955 seconds.