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Good old times... 😅

Da musst du noch viel üben, das du meine Rekorde schlägst. Biathlon unter einer Minute.

I love it.....❤

Hit the nostalgic bone with this one buddy

Winter games, world games and summer games were sooooo good

Hours spent playing this in my youth along with California games..and one id like to see reviewed called caveman Olympics also on Commodore 64

When I was 16, this was a PS5. 😂

Biathlon was my favourite event, great game from the past 🏅

That was a blast from my childhood! Haven’t heard the word “poke” in donkeys years 😂

Still a great game in my opinion

Ahhh 1 hourto load 10seconds to crash, good times.

the games in my day were lame compared to todays , manic miner vs red dead 2

Was it not return and space bar (4 fast heli) maybe joystick as well?

$h1t I'm 17 again! What a memory jog. Just the intro tune took me back. I dread to think how many joysticks I got through back then, cos with those games it was so about the wiggle.

Hours of my childhood

Armourdillo, Sector 90, Metranaut, Morpheus, Rapid Fire, Round the Bend, On the Tiles.

Cool! The tricks I tried seem to work here. Thanks!

3:22 wasn't this a official port of jr Pac-Man?

Something I'll never understand: The game is set in the American west, but the train in the game is European. The cover art correctly depicts an American train, but then you get into the game and it's a European train. I understand that the developers were either from the UK or Europe, but why set the game in America, and then not use American trains? This seems to have been a common thing with all UK/European developers. If I were making a game that was set in Europe, I would try to make everything in the game look as appropriate to the setting as possible. I wouldn't stock the game world with recognizably American things. It's not as if it was hard to find pictures of railroads from other countries back in the 80s.

I always liked the graphics in the Thundervision version better, as the graphics in the US Gold version always looked a little squished to me. It's interesting that both versions replaced the arcade version's skeleton enemy with a ghost on the raised portion of the Doomdome level. The Thundervision version had at least two more level skips, copied from the arcade. One was on like 5th or 7th level, you had to grab the hat, then go to the back corner and jump before the hat wore off. It was fairly hard to do with the twitchy controls. Sadly the Thundervision version seems to have a bug where it crashes on the level level. It draws it in, then goes to a black screen. At least the pirated version does. I never saw an original. In fact, it may have been unreleased, so there may not be an "original". Unless some programmer can look at it and figure out why it crashes, we'll never be able to play it to the end. Not that I'm good enough to get that far. I had to use unlimited lives to discover that it crashes.

Thundervision has 3 built-in cheats IIRC. All from the coin-op version.

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Just one important difference i could spot - enemies in the second version move more smoothly. Thats about it.

Cool comparison! This was the second-best game at the skating rink in 1984! (They had a sit-down Atari Star Wars.)

When I was at school, I was always taught to plug a joystick in to port 1 and wiggle it to make the creatures dance.

both have points but even i am C64 human i say SMS looked generally better only few things i disagree.

Caverns of Sillahc ?

I fell in love with this game when I played the C64 conversion way back when. Very hard but still a very faithful port. The SMS version looks and plays very nice, but sadly it's missing half of the Arcade soundtrack (it has only 8 out of 15 tracks).

Almost similar in level design, SMS has much more vibrant color pallete, and thats about it. Very good conversion for the C64

This game looks so similar to Fort Apocalypse, but clearly it's not that one.

0:29 Pysgnosis. They didn't even take the time to spell-check the intro.

I know this one from AMIGA, but never played it on C-64. Thanx for the upload.

god I'm so confused - got reminded of this game from a Facebook marketplace advert and recognised the box art. Then looked up the game but had no memory of ever playing it and chalked it off to it perhaps being one of many games I owned that never loaded - but now that I see gameplay video I vaguely remember the faces at the bottom with the orbs around them, but still don't recognise the gameplay

I did the same thing as a kid. I drew parts on a paper, then recreated them in a painting software like Koala Painter. Much less detailed as here but it was on a much smaller scale, and I was able to print it on two pages matrix papers

Very nice games in technical terms. They are using complex sprite multiplexers to get those large monster figures and many other characters in addition to, instead of lame option of using sprite doubling.

"off course" -> "of course"

I would love to see an explanation on how they coded levels like 9:25 , with parallax scrolling and all. Also music is great on later levels.

Looks fantastic! If only the gameplay were more enjoyable. It's telling that the Beast games gave you progressively more and more attack range.

I am on the fence about which looks better, the Amiga version, or the TurboGrafx CD version. Unfortunately looking nice is all the game has going for it. Once you figure out where all the items you need are at. You can literally beat the game in 5 minutes.

Damn that looks good for C64. Good performance, too. Must be the limited color palette making it possible or something. Also yeah it looks really difficult.

Good graphics rubbish game

Looks fantastic but its too hard, i dont think anybody can play it without a cheat.

Hmm ... I recognize Skyfox, and the weird game with the bouncing leg and ball, but I don't remember the name of the latter. I'm pretty sure the only one of these I've actually played is Skyfox (original NTSC version).

Not a bad idea, but the gameplay feels disconnected. I mean, you move for like 2 seconds and then wait another 10 to get from the tunnel, then repeat it.

what a rubbish game

I had forgotten all about these two turtle games. Thanks for the video!

I frequently found myself going for a round of Supacatchatroopa throughout all the years I had the C64. It had this eery vibe of being part of a much larger world with the pterosaurs in there 👌

A superb graphics design with parallax layers, obviously late c64 game.

Pretty similar 2 games, not sure why was 87 version needed, it doesnt seem to bring anything new to the gameplay or design. But, are there more levels or just this one?

Another very entertaining video of classic video games. Thanks!