Just amazing what that machine could do with so little.
OK - just checked the Airwolf one and it was awful
I definitely recall the Spectrum having a better sound chip, maybe Manic Miner wasnāt the best example
Even with twice the capacity, the Spectrum was no match for the C64ā¦
I started with a 48k speccy, but the graphics were so much better on the Commodore.
And once the Amiga came outā¦
Not disagreeing with you here at all, but £400 compared to £125 for the Spectrum 48k
Plus your tape deck. Plus your Kempston Interface.
The C64 came with a tape deck, two ATARI-compatible joystick ports.
FWIW, I think both were bloody terrible companies, as many of the tech firms were back then. Sir Clive bet the farm on the C5, a move which saw him get bought out by bitter rival Alan Sugar.
Commodore never really developed a decent product on their own afterward. They didnāt design the Amiga, which almost went to Atari. The only reason it didnāt is because they were even bigger shysters thn Commodore.
Fill your boots, themes fans!
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Well thatās no fun. Thatās not here, is it?
Some absolute belters in there.
Cauldron is class.
Frak would have me reaching for a hammer, which is probably why they had no BBC Micros in woodwork.
Loved that game
There was that trick on the side lights where you could rack up loads of points v quickly if you threw the ball in a certain way
I was a second half player - I would forego trying to score in the first half in favour of disabling the other sides players - the second half took care of itself
Lots of power-ups.
The one that reversed the controls used to do my nut!
I find it difficult to believe that game has never successfully been remade.
I feel exactly the same about Sensible World of Soccer.
I used to go around a friendās house specifically to play Sensible Soccer on his Amigaā¦loved it, I was crap at it likeā¦