Speed King
Neo-Rio says: Classic rear-view cycling game. Going too fast and smashing the bike looked really funny from memory. Getting to the head of the pack of racers takes a lot of skill.
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Hyper Sports
Neo-Rio says: Sequel to "Track and Field" and possibly more well known on the Commodore 64. Fortunately the waggling events are punctuated by shooting and archery events - so hopefully you won't get carpal tunnel if you play too much.
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180
graveyardjohn says: The best darts simulation I've ever seen (but then, that doesn't say much does it?). Get three treble twenties to hear the immortal '180' announcement, though you'll need a nine dart finish to be able to beat 'Jammy Jim' in the final!
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Shamus
Neo-Rio says: Classic. Running around in a maze has never been this much fun, or ever will be!
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Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters
graveyardjohn says: Colour sprites in a monochrome world? Surely some mistake? For whatever reason, the mix of styles in this conversion doesn't seem to detract from the gameplay. Rescue the hostages and shoot the robots (ideally with a friend).
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Mega Phoenix
Neo-Rio says: Enhanced version of the original arcade game. Impressive and very playable.
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Castles of Doctor Creep , The
Michael Plate says: Challenging arcade puzzle game. Can be also played together with a friend.
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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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Snackman
Neo-Rio says: Cheerful little pacman clone. As playable and as fun as the orginal, with a bunch of different and varied mazes.
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