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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Super Mario Bros. 64	author	?	The is as pixel perfect a recreation of the original game as a stock Commodore 64 can achieve. To make it truly pixel perfect, one must use the SuperCPU expansion. Without it, some sprites will not have full animation, color, and/or resolution (although, such deficiencies may go unnoticed).
Escape	S+S Soft Vertriebs	198?
Night Driver	Commodore (HAL Laboratory)	1982
Sea Wolf	Commodore	1982
Amazing Maze	OEM	1983
Blagger	Alligata	1983
Caesar the Cat	Mirrorsoft (Andromeda Software)	1983	A painfully cute game in which the player guides a mischievious kitten around a cluttered pantry, chasing mice. Of intrest primarily to children and cat-lovers, though well done for 1983. [Syd Midnight]
Face Ache: The Man of a Million Faces	Commodore	1983
Fraction Fever	Spinnaker Software (Tom Snyder Productions)	1983
Ice Hunter	Anirog (Colosoftware)	1983	Re-released by Anirog
Jungle Hunt	Atari	1983
Manic Miner	Software Projects	1983	Miner Willy, while prospecting down Surbiton way, stumbles upon an ancient, long forgotten mine-shaft. On further exploration, he finds evidence of a lost civilisation far superior to our own, which used automatons to dig beep into the Earth's core to supply the essential raw materials for their advanced industry. After centuries of peace and prosperity, the civilisation was torn apart by war, and lapsed into a long dark age, abandoning their industry and machines. Nobody, however, thought to tell the mine robots to stop working, and through countless aeons they had steadily accumulated a huge stockpile of valuable metals and minerals, and Miner Willy realises that he now has the opportunity to make his fortune by finding the underground store. In order to move to the next chamber, you must collect all the flashing keys in the room while avoiding nasties like POISONOUS PANSIES and SPIDERS and SLIME and worst of all, MANIC MINING ROBOTS. When you have all the keys, you can enter the portal which will now be flashing. The game ends when you have been 'got' or fallen heavily three times.* [193]* [152]* [3]* [2]* [85]* [4]* [15]* [48]
Miner 2049er	Big Five	1983	"Bounty Bob" is mining a radio-active mine in the year 2049. Help him "claim" all of the various stations (multiple screens). Avoid contact with the deadly mutant organism by running away, or hopping over them. Collect various articles left by previous miners for bonus points.
Mountain King	Beyond Software	1983
Pole Position	Atari	1983
Punchy	Mr. Micro	1983
Puzzle Gates of the Incas	Umbrella Software	1983
Rollerball	Ocean	1983
Shogun	ComputerMat	1983
Snokie	Funsoft	1983	[15]***Snokie the Arctic sno-bird's girl-friend Cara has been captured by the evil "grodies". Rescue her from deep inside a snow cave. Early and excellent jump and run with a sweet hero.
Speed Racer	T&F Software	1983
Ant Attack	Quicksilva	1984
Black Out	Europa Computer-Club	1984
Boulder Dash	First Star Software	1984	[4]* [15]* [48]* [48]* [48]*Also released as part of the "Super Boulder Dash" compilation, which included the original "Boulder Dash" and its sequel "Boulder Dash II: Rockford's Revenge".*Originally released in 1984, Boulder Dash is one of the big computer-game classics. It is one of the very few computer games ever to be ported from home computers to arcades, not the other way around. The hero of the game is the brave prospector Rockford. He must dig through caves to collect diamonds while avoiding various types of dangerous creatures and obstacles such as falling rocks. He is in constant danger of being crushed or trapped by an avalanche or killed by an underground explosion. Strategy and planning are the keys to mastering Boulder Dash. Once enough jewels have been collected, the door to the mysterious escape tunnel is revealed and Rockford can explore another cave.
Bumblebee	Creative Software	1984
Chuckie Egg	A&F Software	1984
Daley Thompson's Decathlon	Ocean	1984
Dough Boy	U.S. Gold;Synsoft (Synapse Software)	1984
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!	Parker Brothers	1984
Jet Set Willy	Software Projects	1984	Miner Willy, intrepid explorer and nouveau-riche socialite, has been reaping the benefits of his fortunate discovery in Surbiton. He has a yacht, a cliff-top mansion, an Italian housekeeper and a French cook, and hundreds of new found friends who REALLY know how to enjoy themselves at a party. His housekeeper, Maria, however, takes a very dim view of all his revelry, and finally after a particularly boisterous thrash she puts her foot down. When the last of the louts disappears down the drive in his Aston Martin, all Willy can think about is crashing out in his four-poster. But Maria won't let him into his room until ALL the discarded glasses and bottles have been cleared away. Can you help Willy out of his dilemma? He hasn't explored his mansion properly yet (it IS a large place and he HAS been VERY busy) and there are some very strange things going on in the further recesses of the house (I wonder what the last owner WAS doing in his laboratory the night he disappeared). You should manage O.K though you will probably find some loonies have been up on the roof and I would check down the road and on the beach if I was you. Good luck and don't worry, all you can lose in this game is sleep.* [3]* [4]
Jumpin' Jack	LiveWire	1984
Lost Tomb	Datasoft	1984
Maze-Ball	Computer Kontakt	1984
Megahawk	Big G Software	1984
Minit Man	Penguin Software	1984
Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory	Datamost;Beyond	1984
Mutant Monty	Artic Computing	1984
New York City	Synapse Software	1984
Raid over Moscow	Access Software	1984
Rattler	Atlantis Software	1984
Right Again	Ascension Designs	1984
Spy vs. Spy	First Star Software	1984
Stop the Express	Commodore	1984
The Oracle's Cave	Dorcas Software	1984
Zone Ranger	Activision	1984
A View to a Kill: The Computer Game	Domark	1985
Boulder Dash II: Rockford's Revenge	First Star Software	1985	[3]* [15]*Also released as part of the "Super Boulder Dash" compilation, which included the original "Boulder Dash" and its sequel "Boulder Dash II: Rockford's Revenge".
Caverns of Death	Tronic Verlag	1985
Confuzion	Incentive	1985
Frak!	Statesoft	1985

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