Hypa-Ball
Steve says: Really addicting, great music and effects, still great fun to play!
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Newzealand Story, The
Neo-Rio says: Beautiful conversion of the arcade game. I didn't know there were so many weird creatures in New Zealand other than sheep and rugby players!
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Master of the Lamps
graveyardjohn says: 3D on the Commodore? Well, sort of. Fly through the hoops and reach the genie, before doing it again. Great fun in short bursts.
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ACE II
Neo-Rio says: Head to head dogfighting simulator, so you can most certainly blow up your friend in an air battle, or take on the computer. Yet another game to be graced by a Rob Hubbard music score.
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Great Giana Sisters , The
Pugsy says: A blatant rip off, but a fun game...and I've got one of the few original tapes that shipped before the game got pulled before it reached the shelves due to a legal action from the big N.
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Stix
Neo-Rio says: A classic. This clone of Qix is great, and if you haven't played it, you owe it to yourself to do so.
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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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Lady Tut
Neo-Rio says: Another Apple][ port on the C64. It's a fun game, but becomes even more so when you find the gun in it.
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Wheel of Fortune
Neo-Rio says: I think everyone has had fantasies about playing this game on TV. And unlike console versions of this game, the C64 lets you save your winnings on the Champions list so you can come back to play on the show!
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