Frank Bruno's Boxing
Neo-Rio says: Nintendo's old "Punch Out" game gets the Commdore 64 clone treatment. The result is actually quite impressive (and includes the obligatory Rocky tune), although some of the boxers get nigh impossible later on.
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Gordian Tomb
Neo-Rio says: With a little persistance, this game is not *too* hard to finish, but it is still a lot of fun. Most breathtaking though, is the 32-minute soundtrack!
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Knight Games
Neo-Rio says: Not as good as IK, but still a really fun game when you're playing someone else. There are six fighting events, so there's variety - and two shooting galleries for good measure.
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IO - Into Oblivion
Neo-Rio says: I love side-scrolling shoot'em ups... and here's another shining example of how good these games could be on the C64.
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Bobby Bearing
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the Spectrum, the C64 version is not very different. An addition of a jolly music score will inspire you to find all the bearings across a "Marble Madness" inspired world.
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Wings of Fury
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the Apple ][, the C64 version doesn't disappoint either.
Unlike Choplifter, you get rewarded for blasting the little people off the ground in this game!
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Red LED
Neo-Rio says: I'm not sure what you're supposed to do in this game - but I remember having a blast playing it! It's a case of Marble Madness meeting... something else!
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Spy Hunter
Neo-Rio says: The C64 version of the classic arcade game was incredibly playable. The only downside: you needed a second joystick in port 1 to appreciate the smoke and oil slicks.
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Leaderboard Golf
Pugsy says: The best golf game on the 64, it's another one of those games that kept you coming back for more..and it's hardly dated either!
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