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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Negaris	?	198?
Negaris II	?	198?
Negaris III	?	198?
Pinball Spectacular	Commodore (HAL Laboratory)	1983
Super Smash	Commodore	1983
Breakthru in 3D	Avalon Hill	1984
Brick Wall	Datamost	1984
Atomic Handball	Sharedata;Green Valley Publishing	1985
Break Out	Input 64	1985
Brick Busters	Commodore User	1985
Prisonball	Compute!	1986
Squash	Wicked Software;Robtek	1986
Super Pinball	Wicked Software;Robtek	1986
Addicta Ball	Alligata	1987	A great new 1 or 2 player arcade classic. Simple for all the family to play with joystick or mouse but so deadly addictive you can't stop playing. You need courage, lightning reflexes, tactical genius and strategic planning to beat the ball but you'll certainly enjoy finding all the hidden features along the way. MULTI-LEVEL SCROLLING GAMEPLAN HEAPS OF FEATURES ADDICTION IS THE AIM ADDICABALL IS THE GAME*** [52]
Agent X II: The Mad Prof's Back!	Mastertronic (Software Creations)	1987
Arkanoid	Imagine	1987	The era and time of this story is unknown. After the mothership Arkanoid was destroyed, a craft, "Vaus", scrambled away from it, only to be trapped in space warped by someone.* [2]* [77]* [3]* [62]* [2]* [4]* [1]* [57]* [52]* [33]
Batty	Elite	1987
Break In	Powerrun	1987
Demolition	Kingsoft;Anco Software	1987	[33]***A Breakout-Clone The C64-Version and Amiga-Version are different in several points: C64-only: - 2 Player mode - horizontal gameplay - Level-Editor - "Boss-Levels" Amiga-only: - Shoot flying objects for bonus points - vertical gameplay - scrolling background graphics - blocks are moving down
Discovery	CRL	1987
Double	CP Verlag	1987
Journey	Markt & Technik	1987
Krakout	Gremlin Graphics	1987	I personally think the C64 version of Krakout is the best Breakout-clone of the whole 8-bit era (and maybe beyond). Many extras, many enemies, various cleverly build levels and great playability. Played this for hours and hours as a kid and accumulated many extra lives... until in some of the later levels that little infamous terrifying ball-eating orb appears and you realize why you need all these extra lives. Still haunts me today just thinking of it. Great game.
Oink!	CRL	1987
Pulsoid	Mastertronic	1987
Quadranoid	Markt & Technik	1987
Tennis-Cat	Markt & Technik	1987
3-D Breakout	Argus Specialist Publications;Commodore Disk User	1988	This is a 3-Dimensional version of the old game of Breakout, with the wall being in the distance and the ball apparently moving in and out of the screen. You simply have to hit the ball back towards the wall with a joystick controlled bat to knock the wall down and score points. The game play differs from the original in two ways. Firstly at higher scores the bat does not reduce in size as this made the game practically unplayable, and secondly when he ball is hit through a gap in the wall it does not bounce back and fore behind the wall, as this made it far too easy to play, but breaks back through the wall at random. The game gradually speeds up as you score more points until it is played at twice the starting speed.***"3-D Breakout" saw its first release as a cover game of Commodore Disk User issue July/August 1988.
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Imagine	1988
Ball-Blasta	Zeppelin	1988
Break Ball	CP Verlag	1988
Hallax	Relax Designs	1988
Hit Ball	Input 64	1988
Hotshot	Addictive Games (Maxwell Technology)	1988
Iceball	Markt & Technik	1988
Impact	Mindscape;Audiogenic	1988	Trapped - in a 1970s arcade game! Every escape route is blocked by a wall of brightly coloured bricks. Powerfully addictive, Impact has 80 built-in screens, plus 48 more that you can design yourself - as hard, as simple, as much fun as you like. Hidden on each screen are special tokens - collect them if you can. Use them to buy one of nine powerful weapons, or keep the, until the end of the screen to score a bonus. If you thought the fun had gone out of computer games then Impact is the game that'll change your mind!* [52]* [2]***An Arkanoid clone with big levels. You pick up currency to buy extras of different prices. The difficulty level is high, but fair and challenging. Generally well programmed and if the graphics wouldn't be so boring this could have been a great game. Includes level-editor.
Quad	Commodore Disk User	1988
Ricochet	Firebird	1988
Starball	Rainbow Arts	1988
Traz	Cascade Games	1988
Zix!	author	1988
Crack-Up	Atlantis Software	1989
Exploding Wall	Byte Back (MC Lothlorien)	1989
Quad II	CP Verlag	1989
Snoball in Hell	Atlantis Software (Mind's Eye)	1989
Warball	CP Verlag	1989
Celluloid	CP Verlag	1990
Off the Walls	Markt & Technik	1990
The Wall	CP Verlag	1990
Marble Springs	CP Verlag (Ninjutsu Design)	1992

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