A short entry for a Castle Software game that was advertised back in August 1983 in Compute! magazine (volume 5, issue 8). This has been highlighted thanks to Bertrand / Atari Frog. We don’t know much about this game at … Continue reading →
Yet another Hewson based GTW enters the archives, this time with a C64 conversion of the Amiga game by Chris Hinsley. The game was a platform shooter that was reviewed by Zzap!64, but didn’t score particularly well – getting 45% … Continue reading →
Our next entry might be a case of misinterpreted title, but we’ll include it within the archives for the time being. Thanks to Vinny Mainolfi, we learn that there was apparently to be a Cuthbert in the Tubes game released … Continue reading →
“The Rebellion’s Over! Your Mission: Terminate the Rebels of Hollerith. Your Role: You are the latest in Cyborg Technology. You are… a Cyber Cop & The Rebels are Ready for You.” That is the starting description of Cyber Cop, a … Continue reading →
Another SEUCK game for our archives, well… one that we have to find anyway! This is yet another SEUCK from the Zzap Megatape article they ran a long while back in around 1992. Here they displayed readers games and said … Continue reading →
According to Commodore User September 1988 in their PC Show 88 preview, Activision had secured the rights for Corland Technology’s Cyber Tank game. We did a bit of research, and found it. At present hte game is not yet full … Continue reading →
Not so much a title as the year this unfinished game was worked on, CyberCore was a project by the C64 sceners Carrion and Zephyr, the latter from a group called Inflexion Development that dissolved in 1993. According to Carrion, … Continue reading →
Cyberiad seems to be a straightforward clone of Cybernoid, even taking the tunes from the game in this very early preview. The preview just shows a single static screen with a small bit of landscape to navigate through and with … Continue reading →
A sideways SEU, with some fair parallax scrolling. The game is in its very early stages, with little to shoot or look at. No other information is currently known of this game, or if it were ever complete. The game … Continue reading →
A nice looking flick screen adventure, where you control a Cyborg which roams around JSW style screens in full multicolour, collecting keys and opening various doors. Around the time of the preview’s release, there were several of these games being … Continue reading →
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