Games That Weren't 64^®

A short entry for a Commodore MAX title that was proposed, but never finished and released. A windsurfing game by HAL Labs, which we know little more about. How far did it get? If you know anything more about this … Continue reading →

Yet another film licence which was in development by Ocean Software back in 1990 also known as "Firebird". This was only really reported in the pages of Commodore Format, Issue 4, and nothing else was really heard of the game … Continue reading →

A very obscure title, and one we knew very little about – though ‘Anonymous Contributor’ (referenced as ‘AC’ in the rest of the page) has helped to shed some great light on the title. Much of the information written below … Continue reading →

Witch Way is a C64 conversion of a rather rare Vic 20 game from CDS (from the same time period as Road Toad). Thanks to an archiver of the Vic 20 cartridge on the Denial Forum we can let you … Continue reading →

An intriguing title from CRL which we know little about on the C64 and doesn’t seem to have been released on any other platform. When GTW team member Alex Ross emailed the guys from CRL about this game, neither seemed … Continue reading →

Wolfgrounds we believe is a text adventure game by the same people who were selling Exod (Another title we have just added to GTW). The game was sold on disk, but it seems that this is one that either didn’t … Continue reading →

As well as Superman – The Game, it seems that First Star Software had big plans to do more comic based titles afterwards. In an issue of Family Computing Magazine, it was reported that after the release of the Superman … Continue reading →

Well, as correctly noted to me recently by a GTW reader, why the hell haven’t we covered World Cup Carnival V1?? And why not indeed – with the original game mess of World Cup Carnival apparently half complete before the … Continue reading →

The source of this next entry is interesting as it was mentioned in "Illegal" pirate fanzine as something seen at PC 1988 show (or so it seems) by SSD of Cosmos. World Darts was a game mostly known for its … Continue reading →