Showing posts with label Retro Gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Retro Gaming. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2020

Game Covers - Major Blink Berks 2 (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Persistently harassed by supercool bears and homing drones, help the reformed Major Blink work and earn an honest crust.





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Game Covers - Liberator and Space Fiends (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Liberator

The AnconianFleet draws close and only one thing stands between them and the annihilation of mankind.  Can you meet this threat or be trampled beneath the onslaught of the alien ships.

Your Liberator strike craft is fueled and ready - PREPARE TO INTERCEPT!

Space Fiends

The ominous drone of wings fills the cold night air over the Research Station.  The Geologists collecting rock samples are oblivious to their impending doom.  Screeching through th darkness the Aliens abduct the screaming Scientists.  CAN ANYONE SAVE THEM?






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Game Covers - Kung-Fu Kid (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Action packed martial arts spectacular the like of which has yet to be seen on the Commodore 16.





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Game Covers - Kikstart (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Test your skills as a biker on 16 different courses in this all action simulation.  

Joystick and Keyboard.


The Cover


The Inlay (with cheats)


The Tape




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Saturday, December 19, 2020

Game Covers - Gun Law (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Four months of bloody alien attacks have taken their toll - you are left to fight alone against ruthless and bloodthirsty killers.

JOYSTICK AN KEYBOARD.
CONVERSION BY RICHARD CLARK.

The Cover


The Inlay


The Tape



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Game Covers - Gnasher (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)


The Cover

The Tape


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Game Covers - Formula 1 Simulator (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)


The Cover

The Inlay

The Tape



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Game Covers - Finders Keepers (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Trapped within the Castle of Spriteland avoid certain death at the hands of the grisly ghouls whilst collecting treasures.  Collect as much as possible and escape to freedom - if you can ..

The Cover

The Inlay

The Tape



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Game Covers - Dirty Den (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

The Cover

The Inlay (with cheats)

The Tape



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Game Covers - Favourite 4 Volume 1 (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

The Cover

Instructions for Flight Path 737

Instructions for Flight Path 737

Further Instructions (along with cheats for Zodiac)

Tape Side 1

Tape Side 2

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Game Covers - Diamond Mine (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

Guide the pipe through the mine towards the diamonds avoiding walls and bugs.

If you hit a wall or a bug then twice as much pipe is lost.  If you reach the diamonds or the pipe is eaten by bugs only the length is used.  The pupe start length is decreased for each level.

The Cover


The Inlay

The Tape


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Sunday, June 21, 2020

Game Covers - Rescue from Zylon (Commodore 16 and Plus 4)

An underground maze of caverns.  A subterranean river flooding its banks.  A team of the world's most brilliant geologists doomed to a watery grave.  All that is available is your airship.  Dare you take this unusual craft into unknown territories or do you chicken out and stick to joyriding in open spaces?  Surely there can be no doubt?

The cover

The tape


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Monday, June 01, 2020

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - The End?

It's a sad day today.  Kayleigh returns back to school tomorrow, albeit part-time, thus ending a long isolation which started on Tuesday 24th of March and ended on Monday 1st June 2020.

Yes, the country is still on a semi-lockdown, but I always said Kayleigh's Retro Isolation would last for as long as she is off school.

It's been fun, both for me and Kayleigh, and she enjoyed playing lots of games dating back to before she was born and when I was her age (ok, with the exception of Bionic Granny - she really didn't like that one!)

I make no apologies for clogging up your feeds with pictures of Kayleigh playing retro computer games, and although we will no longer be posting a new picture every day, Kayleigh will be back with some more retro gaming shenanigans in the near future.

She's experienced the evolution of gaming, and although we didn't get to a lot of games which I would have liked to show her, especially some on the Philips G7000, we got a good selection done.  It's crazy to think we've only touched a handful of games.  There's plenty more to see!


So, out of the 70 (71 if you include Day 0) games she played, the lowest scored game was.....  Bionic Granny with a pitiful 2

Her favourite was..... (Drum roll)..........  Return to Castle Wolfenstein with an impressive score of 9.5



Monday, May 11, 2020

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 49

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 49
Monday 11th May 2020

Disruptor on the Sony Playstation


"I like it, but some of the robots sneak up on me and make me jump! 7/10" - Kayleigh

Sunday, May 10, 2020

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 48

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 48
Sunday 10th May 2020

3D Ghost Chase on the Commodore Plus 4


"It was OK! I couldn't get off level 2, and the monster made me jump when he appeared on the screen. 5/10" - Kayleigh

Friday, May 08, 2020

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 46

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 46
Friday 8th May 2020

Stunt Car Racer on the Commodore Amiga


"Really fun! It's funny when you fall off the track. My favourite track is The Ski Jump. 7/10" - Kayleigh

Wednesday, May 06, 2020

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 44

Kayleigh's Retro Isolation - Day 44
Wednesday 6th May 2020

Virtua Racing on the Sony Playstation 2


"I really like this game.  It was fun playing against my brother and Dad. 8/10" - Kayleigh

Sunday, June 23, 2019

Game Covers - Kikstart 2 (Commodore 64)

Now this was a blinder of a game, and a real bargain for £2.99.  I would've been happy to pay full price for this.  24 courses of motorcross/trials fun, based on the BBC television series Kick Start, but what made this stand out from the previous Kikstart game (besides the better graphics) was the inclusion of a powerful, and very easy to use course editor.  I spent countless hours designing my own fiendish tracks and saving them to tape.

An amazing game, made by the same team that would like go on to make the Lotus series on the Commodore Amiga.

Ride your bike over the 24 all action courses in this new improved version of Kikstart.  Devise your own mindbendingly tortuous test with the course designer or make things really easy - the choice is yours!

JOYSTICK OR KEYBOARD
PROGRAM FROM MR CHIP SOFTWARE

Kikstart 2 - The Cover

Kikstart 2 - The Inlay

Kikstart 2 - The Tape


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Monday, April 01, 2019

Game Covers - Driller (Commodore 64)

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