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The Commodore 64 still gets new releases, such as Stoker. While the C64 was originally released in the early 1980’s, developers are still releasing games in 2021. Stoker is one such release. This is an action platform title featuring tons of animation and exploring.
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Crazy Columns Sees Update Release on Commodore Amiga 500
October 7th, 2021 
Carl Williams Crazy Columns is a fan remake of the popular Sega game, Columns. Sega needed a puzzle game to take on Nintendo’s exclusive license of Tetris. While Columns never reached the popularity level that Tetris did, Sega was able to create a puzzle franchise that still sees updates today. Fans and official updates are seen regularly […]
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Wiz Quest for the Magic Lantern Sees Commodore Amiga Release
November 14th, 2020 Carl Williams Wiz Quest for the Magic Lantern is a new 2D side scrolling action platform game for the Commodore Amiga. In Wiz, you take control of the last elder wizard and must find the Magic Lantern before it is too late. You are not unarmed in your quest as you have your book of magic and […]
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Grannys Teeth Commodore 64 Action Platform Game Released
September 8th, 2020 Carl Williams Grannys Teeth puts you in the role of an elderly lady just trying to collect her dentures. Considering this is a video is a videogame, we know this is not going to be easy. Granny has put her grand children to bed and put her dentures in a glass by her bedside. Waking up early […]
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Naddando Side Scrolling Shooter Hits Commodore 64
September 7th, 2020 Carl Williams Naddando is an interesting release for a couple reasons. For one, we do not see this genre supported all that often. Run and gun war games have been left on the waysides as of late.
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Fan Creates Streets of Rage Demo for Commodore Amiga
August 16th, 2020 Carl Williams Streets of Rage was never ported to the Commodore Amiga. I do not believe it was ported to any computer platform back in the day. I know later Sega released it on PC via compilation packs but those used emulation. A fan over on the English Amiga Board forums has created a demo of SoR […]
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DOS Mario Ported to Commodore Amiga as Amigo, Work in Progress
June 15th, 2020 Carl Williams Fans of the Super Mario Bros franchise, particularly 8 and 16-bit, will want to pay attention. DOS Mario, a title that has been around for decades, is being ported to the Commodore Amiga computer. Currently called Amigo, this fan port of a fan game looks rather interesting. All the basics are here, goombas, coin boxes, […]
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Commodore 64 Fix-It Felix Conversion Announced
March 14th, 2020 Carl Williams Wreck It Ralph was a decent success for Disney upon release, I know, understatement. It did spawn a game, but it was not by Disney or official for that matter. Fans took it upon themselves to create games based on characters from the movie. That is how we got a few independent homebrew developed titles […]
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Drunken Chospticks Delivers Obscure Karate Kid Food Mini Game on Commodore 64
March 7th, 2020 Carl Williams How many people reading this remember the Karate Kid? The original from 1984, not that reboot attempt in 2010 (I will be ignoring that one for a long time). Remember Mr. Miyagi and how stern he was about training? Apparently, he is just as stern about his broth. We find this out in this independent […]
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What Would Doom Might Look Like on Commodore Amiga Computer
March 3rd, 2020 Carl Williams What would Doom look like if it was made for the Commodore Amiga computer? This was a computer renowned for its game playing capabilities – many Sega Genesis titles were originally released on the Amiga line of computers first. Doom was one popular game that never made the jump to Amiga, partly because by the […]
