Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games for the Commodore 64 Since 1999
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Two games essentially, but we’ve decided to create just the one entry for this one. Drax – Evilblood was produced mostly for fun it seems in its first instance, developed by Mark Gallagher with Ed Campbell on graphics. Previously the … Continue reading
Dreadnought was a multi-scrolling shooter being developed by Icon Design back in late 1988. The game was coded by none other than John Buckley of Solar Jetman fame. The aim of the game was to control a fleet of ships … Continue reading
I’m not a fan of puzzlers, and this game does little to convince me to play more of them. A typical example of what was saturated onto the C64 scene at one point. A word game which i’m uncertain how … Continue reading
A neat little platformer this one, and something I fondly remember playing from the days of Zzap 64 and their famous megatapes. Created by Zach Townsend (coder of Batman The Movie and Army Moves) after he had left Ocean, Dreamraider … Continue reading
First of all… this game may have been released in Italy, but it also had a planned release in the UK and other parts of Europe. This is a football game, which in the version I have got hold of, … Continue reading
A short entry for a Super Pipeline clone that was written by a Zzap 64 reader called Rowan Crawford and sent into the magazine and a number of publisher at the time. Sadly it was never picked up. The game … Continue reading
Yet another game which was mentioned as in development by Digital Magic, which was a driving game of sorts mentioned in one of the big magazines at the time (Any ideas which one?). Advert here. Nothing seems to have surfaced … Continue reading
A very short and quick entry for a title which was produced by Martin Piper in 1989. Code named Droid Alert, this was a title which essentially was just an early test of scrolling and door routines. It is very … Continue reading
A popular C16 title, Droid One should have also been released on the C64, but for reasons unknown to us and even Stephen Kellett, the game never made it. Essentially, what you see in the C16 version is what would … Continue reading
Droid One Plus was a game written by Stephen Kellett with no specific publisher in mind. The game was to be a crazier version of Droid One which was released on the Commodore 16. If you were to play the … Continue reading
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