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Bad Max

Posted: 07-06-2026, last updated: 09-06-2026 by Frank Gasking

Bad Max was a rather unusual French graphic adventure by Transoft, released in 1985 for the Amstrad CPC. Inspired heavily by the Mad Max universe, the game attempted something quite ambitious for its time by presenting its world using a 3D effect, requiring players to wear red and blue 3D glasses included in the box. Continue reading →

In: Commodore 64 (C64), Reviews, Thomson MO5, Thomson TO7 | Tagged: No download available | 3 Comments

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