October 2013 - Games That Weren't

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GTW64 at Play Expo 2013

Posted: 15-10-2013 by Frank Gasking

GTW64 was on display recently at the Play Expo 2013 in Manchester at Event City. It was a great weekend, where we got to chat to many developers – including Steve Wahid regarding his Streethawk work. Below you can find … Continue reading →

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10 new updates for GTW64

Posted: 14-10-2013 by Frank Gasking

Another GTW64 update which includes: All dogs go to heaven, Breakthrough, Gunboat, Leopard Lord, Lord Of The Rings, Oriental Games, Razzmatazz, Rescue Mission, Slidez, World Boxing Champ All specifics about the updates made can be found in a new “Updates … Continue reading →

Posted in: Commodore 64 (C64), GTW64 news | Leave a comment

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