Commodore 64

VICE is fine. Also as far as recommended games, anything by Epyx, Broderbund, Origin, Synapse, LucasArts, Electronic Arts, Accolade, and Microprose.

Whatever you do, try out Exile.

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These are my favorite c64 games in no order:

Lode Runner
Last Ninja 1-3
Turrican 1, 2
Impossible Mission 1, 2
Paradroid
Giana Sisters
Creatures 1, 2
Mayhem in Monsterland
Newcomer
Head Over Heels
Boulder Dash

>>3333062
Play Bruce Lee, Paradroid, Alice in Wonderland, Metal Warrior series, Knight n Grail, Wizball, Project Firestart, Ultimate Wizard, Thrust.
Avoid: Giana Sisters, Last Ninja series, Turrican series, every RPG. They either have rubbish controls/level design or insufferable load times.
>WinVICE
Nope. Hoxs64. Vice has bad audio.

Save New York
The Heist
Realm of Impossibility

>playing C64
>when Amiga exists

For what purpose.

>>3334260
>Nope. Hoxs64. Vice has bad audio

No emulator can properly replicate the SID. It's impossible because the chip has analog filters.

Most of the early stuff from 82-84 is better on the Atari 800. The C64 really came into its own in the mid to late 80s.

>>3334260
I'd think most RPGs that are on the C64 can just be played on the Amiga or PC instead.

>>3334919
Ultima 1 and 3 are both better and less buggy than the DOS versions.

>>3335128
Ultima 1 is a remake on all versions anyway because the original Apple version was written back in 1981 in BASIC. U3 is better simply because the original PC port was CGA only.

The remake U1 isn't on the Amiga though so that's probably best on the C64.

The original Giana Sister is just a blatant rip-off of mario bros?
I planning play too, the DS and the 2013 game.

>>3334842
Sidplay2 comes pretty damn close

>>3335820
It probably emulates the 8580 which sounds consistent from chip to chip, while the 6581 is such that individual SIDs can vary.

>>3335760
Giana Sisters becomes a very different game about halfway through. It has some really cool levels near the end of the game.

Giana Sisters is actually a bigger game than SMB as it's 54k in size while SMB is only 40k.

>>3335854
That's more explained by how NES games are less code dense than C64 games.

>>3333062
Thanks Doc

>>3335862
TGGS has more content than SMB.

>>3335880
http://c64screenshots.com/images/giana_sisters.png

http://ian-albert.com/games/super_mario_bros_maps/mario-all-1600.gif

No it doesn't. GGS is bigger mostly because it takes a lot more code to scroll the screen on the C64 versus the NES. Also it's a multiload game and loading disk files requires still more code.

>>3335887
>actually responding to the TGGS-fag
please, he does this every thread

SMB uses some very clever compression tricks to fit in 40k, namely that the game doesn't have actual level maps, instead it constructs the levels on the fly by streaming tile data from the cartridge. This is pretty CPU intensive, but the NES is a good 75% faster than the C64.

But man, Turrican has loads of sprites moving around, 8 directional scrolling, and it hardly has any slowdown.

And what is so special in Metroid or Mega man ? Turrican on C64 is far superior technical achievement.

>>3335937
Turrican is a good game, but that comment is absolute rubbish.

>>3335937
You'd never get Mega Man to work on a C64. The first one would be a struggle and MM2 and beyond totally impossible.

>>3335942
>implying they worked on the Nes properly

>>3335937
he still posts this

every fucking thread

the funny thing is turrican wouldn't even exist if it weren't for metroid

>>3335943
See >>3335892

>>3335940
What is absolute rubbish ?

What's so special about Turrican, anyway? Well, in a time when all the best action games came from Japan and were often tied to the console market only, Turrican showed that a computer action game could be just as good, if not better, than console games.

Turrican in its time was a splendid example of programming prowess by Manfred Trenz, the first program on the C64 that supported fluid 8-way and parallax scrolling superior to those supported by 8-bit consoles like the NES or Sega Master System, and a ton of other visual effects and programming tricks

>>3335946
>the funny thing is turrican wouldn't even exist if it weren't for metroid
This is rubbish.

>>3335949
fuck off brit, you know it's true

remember that time you implied turrican's really shitty fucking jumps were exactly like the megaman disappearing platforms which are SKIPPABLE with the right item?

Well, they did actually port SMB to the PC-8801 and Sharp X1 but had to omit a bunch of things like scrolling screens as those computers have no hardware graphics acceleration.

>>3335951
Give me a citation or, at the very least, a good reason how you came to the conclusion that Metroid influenced Turrican to the point that Turrican wouldn't exist without it.

>>3335954
the morph ball attack with the bombs are straight from metroid

next you're gonna claim that katakis is a 100% original and good game

The NES PPU makes demo effects that take a lot of work on the C64 almost trivially easy.

>>3335958
>the morph ball attack with the bombs are straight from metroid
This just shows how ignorant Nintenyearolds are of non-Nintendo games. I bet you think SMB was the first horizontal scrolling platformer and that Super Mario 64 was the first 3D platformer.

>>3335959
it can also do more than 8 fucking sprites if i'm not mistaken

it also doesn't look like complete fucking ass when you try to have multicolored sprites

>>3335960
next thing you're gonna do is accuse me of being a secret IRC janitor

>>3335960
>>3335962
also just for the record im actually a big segafag and i really fucking dislike nintendo but you're retarded

>>3335962
NES has the same 8 sprite per line limit as the C64, the difference being that it has a hardware sprite multiplexer.

>>3335967
i thought it had 64 small sprites with a limit of 8 per line

>>3335959
That's splitting hairs because the PPU is less explored than the VIC-II, but anyway it is true that some things are easier on the PPU. However, there's also a lot of C64 demos that would be difficult to impossible on the NES hardware.

>>3335968
64 is the limit just because that's all you can fit in the CHR ROM space. Half the CHR ROM consists of tile data and the other half sprites. You can select either of the two banks of the ROM to be the sprite or tile data and many games switch on the fly.

>>3335965
If you think rolling and bomb attacks were new in Metroid you're an idiot. I hate both Sega and Nintendo, by the way.

>>3335972
BTW, the sprites on the VIC-II are completely separate entities from the character data while the NES tiles and sprites are essentially identical, the only difference being whether they're in the tile half of the CHR or the sprite half.

>>3335973
alright well show me another game that came before metroid where you had to roll into a ball to drop bombs all over the screen

and you're the one who started it by comparing it to metroid, by the way

And some games like Castlevania and LOZ actually have an 8k static RAM chip in place of the CHR ROM. These games have all CHR data in the main game ROM and instead just copy it to the RAM on the fly (this was mainly done for animated tiles).

>>3335981
Combining two common things does innovation not make.

>>3335996
yet metroid still did it and turrican came out after it

don't change the subject you retard

>>3335998
And Manfred Trenz probably didn't know what Metroid was.

>>3336005
he sure as fuck knew what r-type was

he even knew what psycho-onics oscar was, a really obscure data east arcade game

>>3336010
Data Easy wasn't obscure in Europe. All Data East games had licensed home computer ports.
Everyone knew R-Type.

>>3336024
it literally had no computer port

just stop grasping at straws already

>>3336028
t. clueless American

>>3336030
holy shit you're crazy

i'm not even american either, i'm surprised you didn't say yanks yet

>>3336032
This is why millennials should be banned.

>>3336028
http://www.mobygames.com/game/r-type

Yes it did.

>>3336041
are you doing this on purpose

i was talking about psycho-onics oscar, australia-kun

>>3336048
Oh, it's that Canadian moron who thinks Atari home consoles were popular in Britain. You're American, m8. Canada is basically a US state.

>>3336051
what?

what are you even talking about?

>>3336053
Don't play dumb, kiddo.

>>3336061
do you realize that literally none of your posts actually make sense and try to follow a conversation, australia

>>3336063
Stop dodging the accusation.

>>3336067
and you stop dodging the fact that turrican is an unoriginal mess of a game and that the great gianna sister is a pale clone of SMB1

>>3336067
>>3336079
oh and you know what's funny? you claim that manfred trenz MAYBE didn't know about the NES and metroid, yet he worked on the gianna sisters which ripped off SMB1

how the fuck would he not know about metroid too then

I'm not really sure you could do SMB on the C64. It would be awfully hard to pull off because there's a lot of sprites and the NES's CPU is much faster.

Dumping my Blast from the Past list ITT.
These are not strictly games in the blast collection but games that are worth playing. I will start with Shmups, Arcade & Platformers.

>V-Scrolling Shmups
Alcon/Slap Fight
Alleykat
Aviator Arcade
Black Hornet
Commando (Original & Arcade remake)
Fernandez Must Die
Havoc (1990)(Players Premier Software)
Marauder
Outlaw
Purple Heart
Rambo First Blood & Rambo III
Scramble Spirits
Sky Shark
Sonic Boom
S.W.A.T.
Swiv
Task III
Terra Cresta
Tiger Mission
Time Soldier

>H-Scrolling Shmups
Alien World
Attack of the Mutant Camels
Armalyte
Arnie
Battle Through Time
Battle Valley
Black Thunder
Blue Baron
Catalypse
Cauldron
Dark Fusion
Deep Star
Delta
Denaris/Katakis
Dragon Breed
Edge Grinder
Eon
F1 Tornado
Falcon: The Renegade Lord
Fox Fights Back!
Freddy Hardest
Gryphon
Hermetic
Hysteria
IO
Iridus Alpha
Latent Fusion
Menace
Metal Dust
Mountie Mick's Deathride
Nemesis
Out of This World
Outlaws
Phobia
Rubicon
Saint Dragon
Salamander
Savage
Scorpius
Silk Worm
Slayer
Soldier of Light
Star-Lifter
Sub Hunter
Subterranea
Thunder Jaws
Vice Squad
Wizball
X-Force
X-Out
Zynex
Zynaps

It's an awful shame that Britain never got a reasonably priced disk drive or the C64 market here could have been totally different.

>>3336091

>Arcade - Platformer (Scrolling Screen)
Aigina's Prophecy
All Terrain Gardener
Another World
Ball Fever
Bellringer I,II & III
Bignoses USA Adventure
Black Tiger
The Blues Brothers
Bobix
Bubble Dizzy
Buddy Bubble
Bugs Bunny Private Eye
Cave Fighter
Caverns of Khafka
CJ/Elephant Antics/in the USA/4th
Coil Cop
Creatures I&II
Dave Speed and the Mutants
Dead Zone
Demons of Topaz
DJ Puff's Volcanic Capers
Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror
Dr. Mad vs. The Topsy Turvy Moon Men of Mars
Drip
Edd the Duck!
Escape from Paradise
Eternal
Exile
First Samurai
Flimbo's Quest
Flubble & Squij
Flummi's World
Fred
Fred's Back I,II & III
Fred's in Troubles
Fungus I&II
Future Knight
Genloc
Ghosts'n Goblins Arcade
The Great Giana Sisters
Grell & Falla
Greystorm
Gumshoe
Hagar the Horrible
Hans Kloss
Harald Hardtooth in The Fight for Clean Teeth
Hard 'n Heavy
Hawkeye
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Ilearth Stone
Hessian
Hong Kong Phooey
Hook
Hudson Hawk

>>3336098

Impossamole
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
It's Magic I&II
Jack the Nipper II - Coconut Capers
James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod
Jumpin' Jimmy
Kangarudy
Knight n Grail
Lupo Alberto: The Video Game
Main Frame
Mayhem in Monsterland
Mighty Bombjack
Misfortune
Monty Mole
The New Zealand Story
Ninja Commando
Ninja Spirit
Nobby the Aardvark
On the Tiles
Pac-Land
Peter Pack Rat
Potsworth
PP Hammer and His Pneumatic Weapon
Rainbow Islands
Rastan
Rick Dangerous
Rolling Ronny
Scooby & Scrappy Doo
Shadow Dancer
Shadow of the Beast
Sleepwalker
Snokie
Soldier of Fortune
Speedy Slug
Spellfire the Sorcerer
Stryker in the Crypts of Trogan
Stuntman Seymour
Tai Chi Tortoise
Tarzan Goes Ape!
Terry's Big Adventure
Thing on a Spring/Bounces Back
To Hell and Back
Toki
The Tower of Terror
Turbo the Tortoise
Twinworld
Vincent
Vixen
Wacky Races
Warrior
Whirlinurd
William Wobbler
Wonderboy
Wonderboy in Monster Land
Yogi Bear
Yogi's Great Escape

>>3336104

>Arcade - Platformer (Multi-Screen)
Antiriad
Arac
Arc of Yesod/Nodes of Yesod
Auf Wiedersehen Monty
Bagitman
Below the Root
Biff
Blinky's Scare School
The Bod Squad
Booty
Camelot Warriors
Cauldron II: The Pumpkin Strikes Back
Cavemania
Chiller
Chubby Gristle
Chuckie Egg I & II
Clean Up Service
CORE
Count Duckula I & II
Crazy Coaster
Crystal Kingdom Dizzy
Daffy Duck and the Great Paint Caper
Dan Dare I & III
Dark Caves
Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure
Dizzy Prince of the Yolkfolk
Doriath
Draconus
Dynamite Dan
Elidon
Epsilon IV
Exolon
Fantasy World Dizzy
Finders Keepers
Frankenstein (1992)(Zeppelin Games)
Frost Byte
Garfield - Big Fat Hairy Deal
Gods & Heroes
H.E.R.O.
Hero of the Golden Talisman
Howard the Coder
Ice Guys
The Ice Temple
Impossible Mission I & II
Infernal Runner
Jet Set Willy I & II
Livingstone, I Presume?
Madrax
Magicland Dizzy
Mission Elevator
Monstrum
Montezuma's Revenge
Monty on the Run
Moonshadow (1988)(Ocean)
MoonShadow (1990)(Idea Software)
Moontorc
Nebraska Joe
The Original Father Christmas
Olli & Lissa I & III
Otherworld
Out on a Limb
Pharaoh's Curse
Pitfall II
Poseidon: Planet Eleven
Power Pyramids
Prince Clumsy
Prince of Persia
Quari
Rent-A-Cop
Roland's Ratrace
Ruff and Reddy in the Space Adventure
Rupert in the Ice Castle/Toy Maker's Party
Scumball
Seymour at the Movies
Sir Abadol
Sonny the Snail
Soulless
Spellbound Dizzy
Spelunker
Spooked
Starquake
Summer Camp
Supercan
Superkid/Superkid in Space
Switchblade
Titanic Blinky
Topper the Copper
Treasure Island Dizzy
Tusari
Underwurlde
Vampire
Wild West Seymour
Zorro

>>3336079
Turrican is far better than the entire Nes library. SMB is dog shit. TGGS is at least fun to play and has music that isn't grating.
Metroid wasn't as successful as SMB. Who even cared about it? It was crap.

>>3336110

>Arcade - Platformer (Single Screen)
Alter Ego (2014)
Apple Cider Spider
Auto Mania
Baby Jack I & II
Beer Belly Burt in Brew Biz
Big Mac: The Mad Maintenance Man
Blagger/Son of Blagger
Blobber
Bomb Fusion
Bomb Jack I & II
Bounty Bob Strikes Back
Bubble Bobble
The Castles of Dr. Creep
Cavelon I & II/Excaliba
Championship Lode Runner
Cheeky Twins
Clean-Up Time
Clystron
Cohen's Towers
Congo Bongo (1983 & 1985)
Cool Croc Twins
Dino Eggs
Donkey Kong (Ocean & Atarisoft)
Donkey Kong Junior (2014)
Dungeons of Doctor Creep
Fast Eddie
Felix in the Factory
Firequest
Frantic Freddie
Ghost Chaser
The Golden Pyramids I & II
The Goonies
Halcyon
Hard Hat Mack
Headache
Heavenbound
Henry's House
Hercules
Hot Pop
The Human Race
Hunchback I & II
Jet Power Jack
Jet-Boot Jack
Jumpman/Junior
Kong Strikes Back!
Lode Runner
Mad Nurse
Madness
Manic Miner
Mario Bros.
Mario Bros. II
Matterhorn Screamer
Mouse Trap
Mr. Angry
Mr. Do's Castle
Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory
Mr. Wino
Mystery of the Nile
Nanako in Classic Japanese Monster Castle
Night Shift
Polar Pierre
Popeye
Rodland
Sammy Lightfoot
Sam's Jam
Snoopy to the Rescue
Solomon's Key
Super Bread Box
Super Seymour
Tales of the Arabian Nights
Toy Bizarre
Ugh!
UWOL - Quest for Money

>>3336112
>Metroid wasn't as successful as SMB. Who even cared about it? It was crap.
lol

go back to lemon64

>>3336115

>Arcade - Miscellaneous
Alice in Videoland
Aliens (1986)(Activision)
Android 2
Arachnophobia
Arc Doors
Aztec Challenge
Balloonacy I & II
Batalyx
Batman The Movie
Batman: The Caped Crusader
Bazair
BC's Quest for Tires
Beat It! - Jammin' II
Bee 52
Benji: Space Rescue
The Big Deal - Floyd the Droid on Food
Bigtop Barney
Bird Mother
Black Knight
Blueprint
Bonanza Bros.
Booga-Boo the Flea
Bouncy Balls
Bounder
Bozo's Night Out
Bristles
Bubble Ghost
C64anabalt
Cæsar the Cat
Cataball
Chickin Chase
Chomp!
Cliff Hanger
Collapse
Comic Bakery
Coney Island
Cosmox
Crazy Caveman
Curse of Babylon
Danger Freak
Dare Devil Denis - The Sequel
Deflektor
Dizzy Down the Rapids
Donald Duck's Playground
Dragon's Lair I & II
Dragons Den
Ducks Ahoy!
Dynamite Dux
Elven Warrior
Elvira: The Arcade Game
Enigma Force
Express Raider
Exterminator
Fast Food!
FireTrap
Freak Factory
GeeBee Air Rally
Ghettoblaster
Ghostbusters
Gilbert: Escape from Drill
Glider Rider
Grand Monster Slam
Gremlins
Guns 'n' Ghosts

>>3336117
You think some crappy, slow, boring ripoff of a game was successful? Maybe in your head, kid, but Metroid was an obscure nothing game in the first world.

>>3336120

>Arcade - Miscellaneous (cont.)
Highway Encounter
Hollywood or Bust
Hoppin' Mad
Hostages
The House Jack Built
Hover Bovver
Hunchback
The Hunt for Red October (1990)(Grandslam)
Hyper Blob
Ice Palace
In 80 Days Around the World
Infiltrator
Intensity
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jinn-Genie
Jungle Hunt
Jungle Quest
Kane I & II
Kettle
Killer Games
Kinetik
Klax
Kromazone
Kwik Snax
Labiraton
The Last Gladiator
Laurel & Hardy
Lazy Jones
The Legend of Sinbad
Lemmings
Live and Let Die
Loco
Lost Tomb
Lunar Jailbreak
Madballs
Magnetron
Master of the Lamps
Metro-Cross
Mickey Mouse
Mikie
Mission on Thunderhead
Mollusk Redux
Moon Dust
MOT
The Movie Monster Game
Mr. Mephisto
Mr. TNT
Mrs. Mop
The Muncher
Nautilus
Nebulus/Tower Toppler
Nemesis The Warlock
Nether Earth
Night Breed
Nonterraqueous

>>3336121
>You think some crappy, slow, boring ripoff of a game was successful?
no i don't think the great gianna sisters was a very successful game, actually

>>3336126

>Arcade - Miscellaneous (cont.)
Octapolis
One Man and his Droid
Pacos Pete
Pancake
Pang
Paperboy
Park Patrol
P.C. Fuzz
Pengo/Petch
Piracy
Plumb Crazy!
Poster Paster
Postman Pat I & III
Prison Riot
Psycho Pigs UXB
Punchy
Quake Minus One
Quasimodo
Quedex
Quinx
The Race Against Time
Racked Off
Raging Beast/Ole!
Rags to Riches
Rainbow Walker
Rainbow Warrior
Rampage (USA Version)
Ramparts
Rasterscan
Re-Bounder
Reckless Rufus
Red Max
Road Runner
Robin to the Rescue
Saracen
Save Me, Brave Knight
Scuba Kidz
Seaside Special
Sergeant Seymour: Robotcop
Shadowfire
The Simpsons - Bart vs. The Space Mutants
Sleepwalker (1991)(Zeppelin Games)
Slimey's Mine
Sorcery
Space Doubt
Space Tunnel
Spider and the Fly
Spike's Peak
Spirit of the Stones
Spooks!
Spy's Demise
Squish 'em
Stairways
Star Paws
Starpost
Starship Andromeda
Steg the Slug
Storm Warrior (1988)(Elite)
Storm Warrior (1984)(K-Tel International)
Super Pipeline I & II
Super Trolley
Superman: Man of Steel
Tales of the Cat
Tapper
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (USA Version)
Thanatos
Thrust
Thrusta
Tibo's Tale
To Be on Top
Tom & Jerry: Hunting High and Low
Top Cat: Beverly Hills Cats
Top Duck
Trailblazer
Train Robbers
Trans-Atlantic Balloon Challenge
Tunnel Vision
Tutti Frutti 64
Twinky Goes Hiking
Velocipede I & II
Warrior of Zypar (2 Players)
Winter Camp
Wonderland (2012)
Woody the Worm
Wrath of the Demon
Yucatan
Zero Gravity
Zoom!

>>3336127
TGgS improved on SMB in every way. Why do Amerifats love Nintendo so much?

>>3336127
That somehow makes the game top 10 list on Lemon64 and most other C64 sites?

>>3336091
>>3333062

>Commodore 64: 8-Bit Legend
http://youtu.be/08qsP8GgaBQ [Embed]
Repost from >>3290654 but what an insane vid

>C64 Games Recollection I,II&III
http://youtu.be/ZJZY98Tc7G4 [Embed]
http://youtu.be/dtsYqodeggU [Embed]
http://youtu.be/-_LCiQ_ovB4 [Embed]
Hours of gameplay clips from 100s of games

>Zzap 64 Top 100 C64 Games in 10 Minutes
http://youtu.be/ebIsAMNspIc [Embed]

>The best of c64 Vol 1 & 2
http://youtu.be/RdwIIF51MIM [Embed]
http://youtu.be/Kr-vtI3ijmk [Embed]

>AmsomniaStudios from Twitch
http://youtu.be/GH87IOKsPH8 [Embed]
Danish guy who is planning on streaming gameplay of every C64 game. Only has # and A finished so far, but here's the hours and hours it took just to scrape the surface:
http://youtu.be/DS-BMWT-XAk?list=PLqlFg4GonIiIKu3bmME6qTpVR7PeSIjUB [Embed]

>Rob Plays (hellfire64)
Season 1: http://youtu.be/TSCi5tOqhCk?list=PLZAgJhaPWsQKLWb0AdglCT11RQw5DIlld [Embed]
Season 2: http://youtu.be/fQgi3p_SW8M?list=PLZAgJhaPWsQIhGWj-qbMoM-SXtc1UWlDr [Embed]
Season 3: http://youtu.be/Wh8MeAFduZ0?list=PLZAgJhaPWsQIGP3ldsEU0gVlKT554hshF [Embed]
Season 4 (Current season): http://youtu.be/ijRzFuMQL5k?list=PLZAgJhaPWsQLerC030wldVX2LfpzWjErs [Embed]

>Polaventris (C64 god of youtube)
1-200 http://youtu.be/ZsKIbBh1BIs?list=PL0158C785AA6D0513 [Embed]
201-400 http://youtu.be/pzifPzuhW2s?list=PLD998AAD7F0169195 [Embed]
401-600 http://youtu.be/Pl2j1HszbPE?list=PL083D29167E9E496B [Embed]
601-800 http://youtu.be/ZgeWozamHFk?list=PLmdzQDA7zMMLeKaol97KllEUAoC_dW2x1 [Embed]

>DerSchmu Longplays
1982 - 1984 http://youtu.be/zpZOqa245k8?list=PLXp2XXe-mjfNwrvj1GpfIFWdJWWwsF5s6 [Embed]
1985 - 1986 http://youtu.be/xJ0P8cYP714?list=PLXp2XXe-mjfNSPTAFr8EP7-h7qJcvBe3Q [Embed]
1987 - 1988 http://youtu.be/IdM7J8AO3OI?list=PLXp2XXe-mjfN4CJ9DcY3u7DDvaO-XRPph [Embed]
1989 - 1992 http://youtu.be/bIMmP1b-1P8?list=PLXp2XXe-mjfPICQCf7KfIibg5_Ws1Lk8k [Embed]

>Lemon64's YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/LemonTube64

>>3336121
Japan isn't a First World country?

>>3336134
it's literally a much slower game that makes you press UP to jump

>>3336136
it sold like shit, actually

and it's in the top list because while it's eurotrash, it's still the best they could do

>>3336149
>and it's in the top list because while it's eurotrash

You do realize that 80% of the people on Lemon64 are Yuropoors?

>>3336146
No, it was rebuilt after the war.
>>3336149
It runs better, however.

>>3336151
>You do realize that 80% of the people on Lemon64 are Yuropoors?
exactly, it's all they had
>>3336152
>It runs better, however.
because SMB1 didn't?

also you can't even run in GGS

>>3336154
I guess you don't know what run means.

>>3336157
well what do YOU mean by that?

the game runs faster? it definitely doesn't

>>3336154
Even then, those top 10 lists have loads of American games like Lode Runner, Summer Games, and Maniac Mansion.

>>3336159
You really are an idiot.

>>3336161
It IS an amerifat computer after all.

so are you

im sick if your shit infesting every retro computer thread on this board

fuck off already you manchild

>>3336169
meant for >>3336162

>>3336167
Did you also know that 60% of all C64s and 75% of all Amigas sold were in Europe?

Why did Murrifats have such terrible taste in games?

>>3336115
>Blagger
Dude, you are a king among men. I've been trying to remember the name of this game for years. I played the shit out of it as a kid.

>>3333285
Turrican was sick dude. I remember playing that on my dad's c64 when I was a kid. I got it on cart for my genesis and my old man took it over from me for awhile goodtimes...

Summer Games

>>3336130
>The Simpsons - Bart vs. The Space Mutants

You got the NES if you want that shit.

>>3336167
Or maybe we just had better games. ;)

>>3337725
No. Americans rarely made scrolling games.

>>3337737
I never said we invented Mega Man.

>>3337760
Neither did I.

Just about every gaming innovation of note up to 1992 was from the US and Japan fwiw.

>>3337796
Name them if you know them.

>>3337829
If of course you're that troll who always rants about Turrican, all possibility of rational discussion is out the door.

>>3337859
Good dodge.

So if Japan didn't innovate anything, why do all Yuropoor C64 games like GGS and Turrican poorly imitate SMB and Metroid?

>>3337890
Why do Americans think every similar game is a ripoff?

>>3337829
Wizardry and ultima are very important for the rpg genre.
Karateka and prince of Persia for cinematic platformers.
Wolfenstein and doom

>so many Yuro shmups which are absolute garbage games and nothing more than a vehicle for some cool SID tune

>>3340575
http://208.70.31.85/OAKVALLEY/soasc/soasc_mp3/MUSICIANS/H/Huelsbeck_Chris/Katakis_T05.sid_MOS6581R2.mp3
shame that they can't design a shmup to save their own lives though