California Games
Neo-Rio says: A list of classic C64 games wouldn't be complete without California games. This multi-game collection was a hit on every platform it found it's way onto.
|
Jaw Breaker
Neo-Rio says: This is a game that belonged on the Atari 2600, but this Commodore 64 version is fun - despite the creepy smiles on the Jaw Breakers.
|
Garrison
Neo-Rio says: Oh, how I like Gauntlet clones! This one's not too bad - but a bit flawed from the abundance of demons on every level. You can have up to 3 players at once in this one, so someone better get used to the keyboard!
|
Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future
Neo-Rio says: This is one of the best action adventure games on the C64 in my opinion. Very challenging, very testing, and very addictive. You'll play this one over and over again until you've bombed the Mekon.
|
Ghosts'n Goblins
graveyardjohn says: More enjoyable than the arcade version (and certainly easier!), this version comes with a unique Mark Cooksey soundtrack.
|
Trolls and Tribulations
Matt Larsen says: Not many people ever talk about this gem. Fantastic music ballads. It had me hooked as a kid. To this day I don't think I have ever found a trained version.
|
Pinball Construction Set
Neo-Rio says: A true classic. Create your own pinball machines! Not exactly modern day Virtual Pinball, but *easily* lets you make old-skool machines. Loads of fun back in the day.
|
Mission Elevator
Neo-Rio says: Elevator Action this is not, but a rather spiffy action adventure game in similar style. Get to the top of the hotel and diffuse the bomb, collecting the code and emergency exit keys on the way up.
|
Dino Eggs
Steve says: Sick of those million-point high-scores? Try out this one, earn one point after another, you can even get a minus score here. And: Watch out for Dino-Mom!
|
