Ronald Rubberduck
Neo-Rio says: This budget game had an interesting feature... it was partly written in BASIC and you could check out the listing! Other than that, the game is quite fun, challenging, and frustrating!
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Bubble Bobble
Mayhem says: The best conversion on the C64, and a hugely impressive game in its own right. Best of all, the action is just as addictive when playing alone as with a friend. A game that warrants and definitely got continual repeated play over the years.
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Scorpius
graveyardjohn says: Entertaining 'R-Type' a-like, but for two players. Excellent levels are only let down by the wimpy end of level baddies, but a very enjoyable blast nonetheless.
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Mega-Apocalypse
Neo-Rio says: Nuke all the planets you can, but mind that they get a bit angry when they're nuked. I have no idea why you have to blow up entire galaxies, but it sure makes for an excellent arcade game!
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Hacker
graveyardjohn says: LOGON PLEASE: is of course how this starts, but to say more would spoil the fun, half of which is to find out exactly what to do! Tricky, engrossing, and sometimes frustrating, but entertaining nonetheless.
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Warhawk
graveyardjohn says: Futuristic bas-relief graphics from 1986. A classic shoot-em-up with soundtrack by Mr Hubbard himself, and which only cost £1.99 when released!
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Subsonic
Neo-Rio says: This brilliant little game came on a Zzap64 covermounted cassette. The game is pretty and fairly playable, but most amazing is the mind blowing music score.
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Citadel
Neo-Rio says: Not a widely known game, but one that is loads of fun anyway. You have to blast your way around an area full of defenses and get to the exit.
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Pacman
Neo-Rio says: Otherwise known as "Side Pacman", this version is very close to the arcade original, except for the strange musics and weird ghost behaviour. Time to flip your screen sideways.
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