C64 Games recollection III
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2015
- Third part of the recollection series.
Music on this video:
0:28 DNA warrior by Thomas Petersen & K. Christensen
4:55 Deathwish III by Ben Daglish
7:51 Sanxion by Rob Hubbard
13:23 Zoids by Rob Hubbard
18:26 Commando by Rob Hubbard
21:59 Retrograde by Steve Rowlands
26:26 Combat crazy by Jeroen Tel (Maniacs of noise)
31:38 Bounces by Fred Gray
35:08 R.I.S.K. by Wally Beben
38:22 R-Type by Chris Hülsbeck & Ramiro Vaca
40:34 Batman the movie by Matthew Cannon
43:22 Beyond the Ice Palace by David Whittaker
46:21 Ocean loader v.4 by Jonathan Dunn
49:32 Cobra by Ben Daglish
52:40 Myth by Jeroen Tel (Maniacs of noise) - Ігри
Nostalgia Pura e Genuina !!!
L'augurio piu' immenso e che continuino a produrre giochi per il meraviglioso C64.
Platform, sport, fighting, shooter, adventure, puzzle, quiz..... Long Live C64 😍
Nice , es ist so lange her ,aber ich habe die Spiele geliebt, tolle Erinnerungen 👍👍👍
Tnx for the effort doing theese!
Thank you,thank you,thank you😊Epic,brought back so many good memories😁👍
Track 7:51 Sanxion by Rob Hubbard - this music used also on the Atari 8-bit, game called The Extirpator! Version i love.
Rattopaz, great job displaying all these, watched all 3 recollections, would of been great to see 'snake pit' and 'brian bloodaxe' in the mix but no matter.. Cheers.
Nostalgic Bliss! 2:22 - Brings back so many memories! Still remember being very impressed with the Total Recall graphics on the C64! Too bad I didn't get into the programming side of C64 or else it'd have totally blown my imagination 1000 times or more!!! 🤯😱😵 Never too late I guess! Better late than never! 😊
It is great to see these, maybe consider leaving the sounds of the games with each clip.
Gran trabajo.Felicitaciones y gracias por compartirlo !!!
einfach traumhafte Zusammenstellung , TOP
thx, i have watched all three and downloaded some nice games
molto interessante. Aggiungerei anche Time Scanner , Wonder boy in Monsterland e Arkanoid II.
good long video, make more parts please :)
3 great treks down memory lane - but there're two games that I used to have but can't recall their names.
The one I'm really looking for is one where you're walking around a maze (I think it's isometric perspective) and there are these diamonds/circles/something at the various intersections, and whenever you cross one, it turns into an arrow, and afterwards, you can only walk across arrows in the same direction. You also get some "spell" or some special ability to use to help with each maze.
The other is a shooter where you face waves of various types of ships coming at you (not scrolling IIRC) and eventually you have to fly through a base ala Scramble, (it was gray I think) with an auto-scrolling horizontal scroll. I could never pass this one nearly pixel-perfect vertical shaft. Always wondered if I could beat either of these if I could find 'em nowadays.
spindizzy ????
EPIC
Bei video grazie. Like e iscrizione strameritati 👌🏻
Trying to recall the name of a game, seeing ballblazer on here it had the same aesthetic. Roving around a landscape destroying alien ships, with weird eerie music. It was a 3dish game and looked amazing back in the day.
Eliminator?
@@scottbreon9448 It was Encounter!
@@Halbared Ah, Encounter, an early game from the genius that is the late, great Paul Woakes
There needs to be a fourth one, which includes modern games like Galencia, Sam's Journey, Knightlore, etc.
Commando was a god music accompaniment. Spy versus Spy and Ghost'n'goblins would have been good choices.
Hy...i not found a game in this list that i searched for. If someone know then pleas write it. Ist a dig-dug clone where you can swytch control over 3 robot...1 can only dig, 1 move boulders and one to fight enemies.
damn gribblys day out. Man i hated that game. I was terrified of the spider too (I played it very young!)
looked through all 3 vids and still cant see the game im looking for :(
I'm sorry to hear that, hopefully someone will recognize your game and help you out
john tucker any details about the game?
Post a comment on lemon64 forum about the game you're looking for,one of us will find it.
It was probably Hot Pop the spirit from Germany
Nice collections, however many games are repeated trough more videos
thanks agian
+chris Evans YW =)
Flappy bird? Did someone implement it on C64?
yes...csdb.dk/release/?id=129318
Yes, it's homebrew
They were able to make some really good games for the technology they had available...but also there was so much crap out there.
Mythos didn't exist?
Found some more hidden gems for my collection.......I feel like if you really try, you can get your C 64 essential Collection whittled down to about 200 to 250 games
Flappy Bird?!?! 44:33 Are you kidding??? From wich Universe did you com??? A i see ...floppy bird 3.5
Niente, li ho visti tutti e 3 per intero e ancora non ho trovato il gioco che sto cercando :(
David RF descrivilo, forse posso aiutarti a trovarlo
***** Era una sorta di avventura a scorrimento laterale, molto esplorativa, ambientata in una scuola gigantesca o qualcosa del genere. Si controllava un ragazzo/ragazzino. Si partiva da fuori il cancello (mi pare) e poi si entrava in una zona che racchiudeva un complesso di edifici di questa scuola/università o simile. L'atmosfera era un po' cupa, mi pare che il gioco si svolgesse tutto durante la notte. Non ricordo se ci fossero scontri con nemici. Più di così non ricordo, ci giocavo a fine anni '80, forse primissimi anni 90! :D
Dalla descrizione somiglia un pò a Maniac mansion, ma non dovrebbe essere lui, perchè si controllavano 3 personaggi. Era comunque un gioco simile o qualcosa votato un pò più sull'azione?
***** Ecco, poteva assomigliare visivamente a un Maniac Mansion più cupo dove controllavi direttamente l'unico personaggio con il joystick (non era un punta e clicca). Di azione io me ne ricordo veramente poca, era più incentrato sull'esplorazione e su qualche enigma... ma chiaramente potrei sbagliarmi essendo passati più di 25 anni :)
Trovato! watch?v=FnScDnhsDao un quasi sconosciuto gioco inglese probabilmente ispirato a una canzone dei Pink Floyd... me lo ricordavo molto più oscuro e inquietante... :)
Flappy bird... was a rip off of an older game that also existed on the Commodore 64?! Mind blown.
WolfySnackrib666 Not really, it's a C64 version made on 2014 i think.
Oh!! Whoopsie. My bad. However, I just looked through hours of C64 games and there's one in particular I've been looking for the past 10 years that I remember seeing when I was a kid.
I really don't recall enough details for it, I think it was played from an upwards looking down perspective and there were a bunch of characters that wore black and white hats, and you walked from hut to hut. The houses looked like huts, and I think it was like a role playing sort of game and you had to buy food to survive. I want to find this game so badly. :(
Although it's nothing like it, I suppose the closest thing to it I can imagine is sort of Pokémon on gameboy.
Well, even the original Flappy Bird is technically a ripoff of an older game called Piou Piou vs. Cactus which was released two years before the original Flappy Bird
Didn't see "Shogun" in the lists.