January 2014 - Games That Weren't

Monthly Archives: January 2014

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New Games That Weren’t C64 updates

Posted: 19-01-2014 by fgasking

Keeping up the trend, some more new entries and various updates have been added. This includes news of another Psygnosis conversion that never was, an interesting Club Light game, a selection of John Vanderaart entries, some newly recovered Duncan Kershaw … Continue reading →

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Games That Weren’t 64 first update for 2014

Posted: 11-01-2014 by fgasking

Our first update for 2014 includes the following: 2 new entries added Toki V1, Yie Ar Kung Fu V1 8 updates added See the “Updates made” link at the top of each page for what has changed. Ballfever, Bugs Bunny, … Continue reading →

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