Smash TV
Neo-Rio says: As far as Arcade conversions go, Smash TV for the C64 was a pretty good one
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Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
Neo-Rio says: This used to be a fairly popular game back in the 80s as I remember. Looks dated now of course, but I remember it for its nostalgia value.
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Mutants
Neo-Rio says: Another bizarre and trippy game with some excellent music. You have to clean up 15 or so sectors, with bizarre aliens in each sector to deal with. It's a little different than most shoot'em ups. That's for sure.
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Air Support
J2003C says: I used to like to play in strategy mode, allowing more time to plot each move of my army. Action mode can be fun too, but the computer has the advantage. Just watch those robot soldiers convulse as they go into battle! Takes time to learn the controls.
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Pitstop II
Neo-Rio says: Anyone who was anyone with a Commodore 64 had this game back in the day. Probably the first implementation of head-to-head displays on a computer game. Classic two player race duelling!
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Neo-Rio says: If you're too young to remember He-Man, then you missed out on cartoons, plastic toys, a feature film... and this game. It's not a good game by a long stretch, but the Ben Daglish soundtrack gives me some nostalgia.
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Wonderboy
Neo-Rio says: The Commodore 64 version of the legendary arcade classic is a wonderful conversion. A classic platformer if you haven't played it somewhere else already.
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Battle Valley
Neo-Rio says: Two missiles are going to be launched and it's a race against time to stop it from happening. Think Defender crossed with Silkworm, and you may have an idea of how this game plays.
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Bugbomber
Neo-Rio says: This game makes the NES "Bomberman" games look lame and simplistic. Here you can have up to 4 players, loads of different weapons, and the ability to create your own drone army! This battle royale rocks!
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