Rock Star Ate my Hamster, A
Neo-Rio says: Make your own run-off-the-mill artificial pop band with a bunch of rockers, spoofed from the 80s. Get your group popular enough and they might just land a #1 single! ....... maybe......
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Shogun
Neo-Rio says: Pick one of the characters and try and influence all the other characters to be on your side. Once you do that, you are Shogun!
Based on the classic novel.
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Computer League
Neo-Rio says: Build and sell your own 80's microcomputer, as if it was the 80s! Want to market a 16KB machine with a cassette drive? How about a C64 clone? Keep in mind that when getting a floppy drive for your machine, you'll be charged at 80's prices!
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Rocket Ranger
Neo-Rio says: Cinemaware, true to their name, produced this game experience on par with a 50s matinee movie. The graphics and sound create a tense and exciting atmosphere, not too unlike Cinemaware's other games.
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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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Panther
Jimbo says: The 1st thing that hits you in this game is the thumping Dave Whittaker soundtrack. The 2nd thing that hits you is the urge to play it over and over again!
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Battle Command
Neo-Rio says: The best tank simulation on the Commodore 64. Some really fast polygon graphics - and the computer will really give you a hard time too.
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3-D Pinball - Pinball Power
graveyardjohn says: About the nearest thing to 'Visual Pinball' we had back then, up there with Davids Midnight Magic and Night Mission.
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Pacman
Neo-Rio says: Otherwise known as "Side Pacman", this version is very close to the arcade original, except for the strange musics and weird ghost behaviour. Time to flip your screen sideways.
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