Games That Weren't 64

Back in the ’90s the italian version of Zzap! started offering some visibility to wannabe videogame programmers who wanted to proudly show their work. At that time, Luca Balducci was developing a clone of ‘Street Fighter II’: it consisted of … Continue reading →

It looks like this game was actually fully complete and released by LK Avalon, thanks to Gaz Spence for highlighting! http://www.gamebase64.com/game.php?id=555&d=18&h=0 Case closed!

Electric Boys didn’t just have the main plans to do games such as Flashback or Defensive, but EBES did have other plans which originally were told to the public through the disk covermount of Commodore World, which EBES imported for … Continue reading →

Ball-Job (great name!) is a simple, but well polished puzzler where you have to copy the pattern on the right window by expanding balls to match. When you place balls next to another, it causes expansion of those around – … Continue reading →

Another puzzler, but not actually that bad. If you remember and love Tilt by Genias, then you will like this game. More of the same, with slightly less than impressive graphics, but some samples (albeit scratchy) and a cool old … Continue reading →

Another title which has had plenty of work on the presentation to feel like it should be more complete, but at this stage there isn’t a huge amount to do. The game just has you having to avoid balls that … Continue reading →

A promising start of a sort of expanded Connect 4 game – where you must get 5 coloured tiles in a row – taking turns between two players to plot your move. The game preview kicks straight into a 2 … Continue reading →