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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Hot Shot
graveyardjohn says: A hybrid of Breakout and Arkanoid, you destroy the blocks while your opponent does the same. The ball can move between yours and your opponents space, so watch out!
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Brian Jack's Uchi-Mata
Steve says: I never thought Judo could ever be done well on a home computer. Until i tried this game. As soon as you get the hang with your joystick, you won't stop playing matches over and over again.
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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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Hawkeye
Neo-Rio says: Another classic and brilliant game. The graphics and music are fantastic, and the game is sufficiently long and challenging.
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Double Dragon III - The Rosetta Stone
Neo-Rio says: This C64 port of the arcade game turned out to be the best two player side scrolling beat'em up ever done for the C64, in my opinion. Make sure you bring a friend in.
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Heart of Africa
Neo-Rio says: Much like "Seven Cities of Gold", this game differs in that we're in Africa this time... As always, you're trying to track down treasure of some kind. Prepare for a grand adventure!
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Air Rescue I
J2003C says: This game is simple looking, but demands some skill. Similar to Fort Apocalypse in feel, but unique enough to make it stand on it's own as a solid shoot'em up.
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Rick Dangerous
Neo-Rio says: Before they went on and did Tomb Raider, CORE designs came out with this platformer. A real playable platforming gem, complete with Tomb Raider style booby-traps!
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