Motor Massacre
Neo-Rio says: A nice mix of "Mad Max" style car crunching gameplay, as you trade, blast, and demolish your way through three big cities.
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Beach-Head II - The Dictator Strikes Back!
Neo-Rio says: Ah... the beach head. Four playable mini games with in game speech. Who can forget the pleading of your captured POW trying to escape? "Hey! Don't shoot me!" he would say, but we shot him anyway.
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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
Neo-Rio says: Educational games are rarely this good. Track down Carmen by following geographical clues. This game spawned a franchise of games, and even ended up as a cartoon series too.
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Commando 86
Neo-Rio says: Commando for 2 players! Well, this is more like Gauntlet in reality. Here, keys are wire cutters, and instead of ghosts and grunts we have tanks and planes. Get all the documents over 20 levels!
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Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
Neo-Rio says: This used to be a fairly popular game back in the 80s as I remember. Looks dated now of course, but I remember it for its nostalgia value.
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Cosmic Causeway - Trailblazer II
Neo-Rio says: WOW... the speed of this game will blow your socks off. Cosmic Causeway is the sequel to Trailblazer, the latter being a classic in it's own right. This time, our Amiga-ball gets to blast things too!
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David's Midnight Magic
Neo-Rio says: The most playable Pinball game on the C64, considering the field design was ripped off the acclaimed real-life pinball table "Black Knight". If you can get more than 640,000 you'll have beaten my high score.
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One on One
Matt Larsen says: Boy this is an oldie... There is nothing better than doing a reverse slam dunk while breaking the backboard glass, all over your friends head. And then you could watch it all again on instant replay!
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International Soccer
Pugsy says: My first game on the C64 (along with TLL), this was the best football (soccer) C64 game for an amazingly long time.
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