Frank Bruno's Boxing
Neo-Rio says: Nintendo's old "Punch Out" game gets the Commdore 64 clone treatment. The result is actually quite impressive (and includes the obligatory Rocky tune), although some of the boxers get nigh impossible later on.
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Cops'n'Robbers
Neo-Rio says: Who can forget this legendary C64 maze game!? You get to be the bad guy! Pinch some diamonds, shoot at the cops, rescue your captured men from prison, and blow up a huge ghost with TNT!
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Repton III
Neo-Rio says: A classic series on the BBC micro, the C64 only got to see the last and greatest in the series. Complete with construction kit!
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Emlyn Hughes International Soccer
Neo-Rio says: Next to Microprose soccer, this game is hailed as one of the best, if not THE best soccer game on the C64. Looks like International soccer, but has a whole pile of extra features. Great fun for 2 players.
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Ghosts'n Goblins
graveyardjohn says: More enjoyable than the arcade version (and certainly easier!), this version comes with a unique Mark Cooksey soundtrack.
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Suicide Express
Neo-Rio says: Fondly remembered for it's Bladerunner-esque music and the sythesized voice which tells you your score when you die. I don't understand why the author made many clones of it, the game is a bit average.
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Seven Cities of Gold
Matt Larsen says: This was the first adventure game that truly hooked me. When I was a kid I always had to create new worlds, as my pirated copy never had the original map disk!
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Encounter
Neo-Rio says: This fast moving classic FPS shooter is like a game of laser tag. Blast the fast moving ship before it blasts you!
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IO - Into Oblivion
Neo-Rio says: I love side-scrolling shoot'em ups... and here's another shining example of how good these games could be on the C64.
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