R1-D1
Neo-Rio says: I remember this game more for the nostalgia and the music. Get R1-D1 to the exit, but you'll have to collect all the keys in the correct order.
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Bushido
Neo-Rio says: Quite a polished platform action game. A little tricky to get into at first, but after a while, you'll be exploring the dungeons and slashing away at your enemies.
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David's Midnight Magic
Neo-Rio says: The most playable Pinball game on the C64, considering the field design was ripped off the acclaimed real-life pinball table "Black Knight". If you can get more than 640,000 you'll have beaten my high score.
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Navy Seals
Neo-Rio says: Another great Ocean platform game, which originally was a cartridge-only release.
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Hot Wheels
Neo-Rio says: This game is just a bunch of mini games, there to amuse you as opposed to challenge you. The demolition derby mini-game is what I liked the most about this one. Not exactly GTA though.
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Streets of London
Neo-Rio says: What a ridiculous text adventure game! Silly jokes, a near unfathomable map, and the chance to mug old ladies for the bus fare are all part of your journey to find the Holy Grail in modern day London!
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Galactic Games
Neo-Rio says: A very weird multi-eventer. Psychic Hockey and the Marathon would have to be my favourite events. The marathon in particular is a very original and playable challenge.
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Highnoon
Neo-Rio says: Based on the 50s cowboy movie of the same name, complete with a rendition of the theme tune. The animations are cute with some nice touches - particularly the undertaker. A nostalgic trip, although not the greatest game ever.
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Way of the Exploding Fist, The
Neo-Rio says: The great music, the fantastic graphics, the intelligent gameplay, are all things we remember about this fighting game. Not to mention the sampled Bruce Lee "Hiiyaaah" taken from the movie "Enter the Dragon", heard on the loading screen.
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