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Frogger 93
![[Frogger
93]](images/frogger.gif)
Frogger 93 is basically the classic frogger game with slightly better graphics
than the original c64 version. For those of you who haven't played it before,
basically the idea is to cross a road filled with moving cars and to make it to
the other side of the stream by hopping on moving logs and turtles. Although the
game is pretty repetitive, it's fun to play for a while.
To download Frogger 93,
click here. (28k)
Zorro
![[Zorro]](images/zorro.gif)
Zorro was released by Datasoft in 1985 and the basic object of the game is
to collect various objects that you will use to ultimately win the love of a
woman. The objects throughout the game are used creatively, for example, you will
get a bottle of beer which you give to a man to get him drunk. After drinking the
beer he passes out and you can bounce on his stomach. If the game sounds strange,
it isn't, but it is fun to play, although the music gets rather annoying after a
few minutes.
To download Zorro,
click here. (31k)
Blood and Guts
![[Blood and
Guts]](images/bloodgut.gif)
Blood and Guts is a great game in which you compete in various barbaric olympic
events. Some of the events include tower jumping, ale drinking, and everyone's
favorite the cat throw. The graphics are pretty good and overall the game is very
entertaining.
To download Blood and Guts,
click here. (153k)
The Scrolls of Abadon
![[The Scrolls
of Abadon]](images/abadon.gif)
The Scrolls of Abadon is a great game that was released by Access Software in
1984. The object of the game is to collect all of the crystals on the board while
avoiding the enemies. As you walk around collecting the crystals you leave a
path of arrows behind, which you have to follow on higher levels. There are also
scrolls that you can find on certain levels that will help you with the game, such
as a scroll that lets you walk against the arrows. The graphics may not be the
best but overall it's an entertaining game.
To download The Scrolls of Abadon,
click here. (21k)
Agent USA
![[Agent
USA]](images/agentusa.gif)
Agent USA was another one of my favorite childhood games. The basic plot of the
game is to find the location of a giant fuzzbomb and stop it from fuzzing the
world. This is not an easy task though, you have to have 100 crystals to blow up
the fuzzbomb and you only start the game with 10. You have to get the rest by
growing them on the ground, while keeping wandering people from stealing them.
You also lose half of your crystals if you get touched by a fuzzed person, which
is tough to avoid when you get near the fuzzbomb. This is a pretty challenging
game and it is also somewhat educational. I used to play this game in elementary
school and it helped me learn where different cities were located.
To download Agent USA,
click here. (22k)
Castle Wolfenstein
![Castle
Wolfenstein]](images/cwolfen.gif)
Castle Wolfenstein was released in 1984 and was another game that I used to play
alot. The main object of the game was to find the nazi war plans and escape from
the castle. Along the way you might find a chest full of nazi uniforms that you
could wear to fool the guards, or a chest full of sauerkraut to eat after working
up a big appetite killing nazis. There were also SS stormtroopers that would hunt
you down until either you or they were killed, and when you killed one you had the
option of taking their bulletproof vest. This game was alot of fun and worth
playing if you haven't before.
To download Castle Wolfenstein,
click here. (38k)
The Games - Summer Edition
![[Summer
Edition]](images/sedition.gif)
The Games - Summer Edition was released by Epyx during the summer of 1988. It was
supposed to be similar to the original Summer Games series but with better graphics
and gameplay. I'd say that the graphics look similar to the original series, but
not a great overall improvement as I had expected. Overall though it is a decent
game and worth trying. And unlike most of the other copies of the game I've seen
floating around the net, this version actually works. I can't guarantee it works
on a PAL c64 though, but it runs great on my NTSC c64.
To download The Games - Summer Edition,
click here. (323k)
Bruce Lee
![[Bruce
Lee]](images/brucelee.gif)
Bruce Lee was another one of the earliest games I ever played on my c64. This game
is alot of fun to play for a variety of reasons, such as performing a running
drop-kick on the green sumo guy and the black ninja. The main object of the game is
to go throughout the levels and collect lanterns. The game is also very fun to play
with a friend because one of you can control Bruce Lee and the other person can
control the green sumo guy. A PC remake of this game has been made, click here to download
that.
To download Bruce Lee,
click here. (42k)
Krakout
![[Krakout]](images/krakout.gif)
Krakout is a very good breakout style game. The main difference between this and
the typical breakout games is that the action flows from left to right instead of
from top to bottom. There are also the usual enemies and powerups that a good
breakout game couldn't be without. Overall a very fun game to play, and the music
is good too.
To download Krakout,
click here. (41k)
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