Galaxions
Neo-Rio says: This game has "classic" written all over it. Strangely more fun and challenging than the Atari official release.
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Xybots
Neo-Rio says: Although largely a disappointment on the C64 (thanks to the Spectrum look and feel), the game is still somewhat fun. It's like Gauntlet in 3D, and once you get used to the controls - you may have a blast.
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Paradroid
Pugsy says: This game is most people's top ten, a classic and definitely Andrew Braybrook's finest hour (which is saying a lot in itself!)
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Stellar 7
Neo-Rio says: Another masterful and legendary 3D game on the C64. Not to be missed by anyone who ever liked Battlezone... that's for sure. Not an easy game to complete either.
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Street Sports Basketball
J2003C says: The fighting and no-rules style of play are really fun and funny. AI is easy to beat, so 2P is always more challenging. Too bad you can't play this physical in real life!
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Breakdown
Neo-Rio says: This game was a great little shooter/platformer than once graced the font cover-tape of the legendary Zzap! magazine
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Master Blaster
Neo-Rio says: Asteroids with powerups, mixed with the planet hopping of Gyruss. An interesting shoot'em up that held my attention a long time ago.
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IK+
Mayhem says: The best fighting game on the C64, and one of the best ever. Three fighters ups the ante and the bonus game is cunning enough to reward those skillful to defeat it. Even better than classic now you can have 3 humans in the action with the hack that is available.
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One on One
Matt Larsen says: Boy this is an oldie... There is nothing better than doing a reverse slam dunk while breaking the backboard glass, all over your friends head. And then you could watch it all again on instant replay!
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