Arcticfox
Matt Larsen says: Electronic Arts put out some of the best titles for the C64. Is it any wonder they are still in business 20 years later? This was my favorite simulation game as a kid.
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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The
Steve says: We all knwo the book, eh? Is the adventure still worth playing? Yes, for sure! I won't tell you any details, but prepare yourself for one of the most enjoying adventure games ever played. It differs from the BBC radio series and the book to encounter fans and newbies as well. And, it's infocom - of course it's worth playing!
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Nexus
Neo-Rio says: A spy thriller. Infiltrate the colombian drug networks aided by the undercover NEXUS agents, and gather information. Pick up guns and grenades, and try not to get your cover blown. Great fun!
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Wasteland
Neo-Rio says: A classic RPG from yesteryear, which set the tone for post-apocalyptal RPGs to come. The original article is great even by todays standards.
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Double Dragon III - The Rosetta Stone
Neo-Rio says: This C64 port of the arcade game turned out to be the best two player side scrolling beat'em up ever done for the C64, in my opinion. Make sure you bring a friend in.
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Potty Pigeon
Neo-Rio says: The one and only bird simulation game! Build your nest while 'defecating' on passing cars and people! They don't make games like this anymore (probably just as well).
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Captain Blood
Neo-Rio says: This space adventure game has this feature where you can talk to characters about things using a symbolic language.
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Ghettoblaster
Neo-Rio says: This is another wacky game to timewarp you back to the 80s. Collect demo tapes, then blast pedestrians with the music! Deliver the tape before some freak breaks your ghettoblaster!
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Wheel of Fortune
Neo-Rio says: I think everyone has had fantasies about playing this game on TV. And unlike console versions of this game, the C64 lets you save your winnings on the Champions list so you can come back to play on the show!
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