30 Games for 30 Years... Commodore 64
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2012
- Un personale piccolo tributo al Commodore 64 per il suo trentesimo anniversario (immesso sul mercato nell'agosto del 1982, America del Nord).
Il video consta di brevi filmati relativi a 30 giochi, realizzati negli anni, per questo home computer (da qui il titolo: "30 giochi per 30 anni") - durata complessiva 25'44'':
1) Jupiter Lander (Commodore - HAL Laboratory - 1982)
2) Choplifter (Broderbund Software - 1982)
3) HunchBack (Ocean Software - Century Electronics - 1983)
4) Moon Patrol (AtariSoft - Irem Corp. - 1983)
5) Burnin Rubber (Colosoftware - Nihon Bussan Co. - 1983)
6) BC's Quest fot Tires (Software Projects - Sydney Development Corp. - 1984)
7) Pitstop II (U.S. Gold - Epix Inc. - 1984)
8) Ghostbusters (Activision Inc. - 1984)
9) Commando (Elite Systems - Capcom Co. - 1985)
10) Monty on the Run (Gremlin Graphics Software - 1985)
11) International Tennis (Commodore - 1985)
12) Ghosts'n Goblins (Elite Systems - Capcom Co. - 1986)
13) International Karate (System 3 Software - 1986)
14) Nebulus (Hewson Consultants - 1987)
15) Buggy Boy (Elite Systems - Tatsumi Electronics - 1987)
16) Bubble Bobble (Firebird Software - Taito Corporation - 1987)
17) Microprose Soccer (MicroProse Software - Sensible Software - 1988)
18) Cybernoid (Hewson Consultants - 1988)
19) Rimrunner (Palace Software - 1988)
20) Katakis (Rainbow Arts Software - Factor 5 - 1989)
21) Batman the Movie (Ocean Software - 1989)
22) Stormlord (Hewson Consultants - RazorSoft - 1989)
23) Blinky's Scary School (Zeppelin Games - 1990)
24) Golden Axe (Virgin Games - SEGA Enterprises - 1990)
25) Time Machine (Activision Inc. - Vivid Image - 1990)
26) Terminator 2 Judgment Day (Ocean Software - Dementia - 1991)
27) Turbo Charge (System 3 Software - 1991)
28) Creatures II Torture Trouble (Thalamus - Apex Computer Productions - 1992)
29) Enforcer (CP Verlag - 1992)
30) Mayhem in Monsterland (Apex Computer Productions - 1993) 
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Memories of a better, simpler time.
dennis neo with simpler games, games that you could just pick up and play for 20 minutes then move on with your life....
@@patsfan4life i guess you never played the last ninja series ? I am going to sue the developers, they are the reason i went into adulthood with no hair !
Much better now.
Games back then were much better!
30yrs on and I still love this computer...Great gaming memories..
if only there was this much love for current gen stuff, there's a reason the c64 is still the best selling computer of all time, ppl just love it!
Pit Stop II was notorious for being the first racing game to have a split-screen
That's wrong. First Video racing game with splitscreen was Drag Race von Kee Games (1977)
Developed for the Atari 2600
"Dragster" from Activision for the Atari 2600 (1980) also had a split screen.
All those memories :)
The contrast in quality between those early ones like Choplifter (which looks like it was coded in BASIC) and the superb Creatures and Mayhem games which came around a decade later is vast.
But anyway, thanks for uploading this video, it really brought me back in time!
When my father bought his C64, he gave me his Vic20 and a tape drive. He bought a lot of Commodore books and I read most of them. I eventually coded a game and recorded it to the drive "now lost". I eventually got his C64. I will never forget how 100% certain he was about the future of computers. He would tell me "computers are the future" and "soon there will be computers everywhere". His advice was for me to learn everything I could so that I could get a job working on them. He figured a computer tech job would pay well and there would be an endless supply of those jobs. He was a smart man.
Can't believe how many of these I played when I was a boy. Thanks for the happy memories! :)
I remember most of the early games on this video. I also remember the bus ride to town, going to a shop, choosing a game with the most exciting cover and reading it on my way home. Then waiting for it to load. The whole adventure from leaving home to playing my new game could be two hours!
Thanks for this, it bought back good memories of a much slower time.
The Commodore 64 was good for it's Time.
Commodore 64 is on mobile I have it on my phone I wish I was born in your time those are some good games
@@rafal8560 how do I get it
@@benignasiak3015 using a emulator
what a blast from the past. Thank you for putting this together.
Missing "Impossible Misson - EPYX) in this compilation. Now, that's a game nobody can forget. :) Great compilation. I remember almost all of the games.
quanti pomeriggi passati a giocare a questi giochi... cari vecchi tempi andati
Awesome compilation, thanks for putting it together, miss those days so much
Great video. Really illustrates the impressive technical advances made in C64 development.
This almost brings tears to my eyes! The Commodore 64 is the most awesome computer and gaming console ever built, no doubt! I've played nearly 20 of the games shown here, almost every game in this compilation until 1987 when I sold my beloved C=64 and bought an AMIGA (a decision I've come to regret many times). I also played the AMIGA version of a lot of the remaining games shown here. There are so many more awesome games I remember. Most notably Impossible Mission, Zaxxon, Uridium, Sanxion, Delta, Yie Ar Kung Fu, Way of the Exploding Fist, Rambo, Sacred Armour of Antiriad, WizzBall, Arkanoid and Last Ninja. Such a great era in gaming history!
Beh non mi sono accorto che fossi italiano se non dopo aver letto la descrizione, ma solo dopo la fine del clip.
Sai cosa? Sarò anche un nostalgico, un malinconico, ma... questa è per me "la grande bellezza".
Per quanto siano magnificenti spettacolari ultradettagliati ed elaborati i giochi di questi tempi... non si può non pensare che tutto sia nato proprio da lì.
Evviva il c=64... Leggendario, resta nel mio cuore come un amore immortale.
Per i nati a cavallo degli anni '70/'80 (appassionati di video giochi) il Commodore 64 ha rappresentato una vera e propria icona... a tal riguardo sono molto curioso di vedere come sarà il RetroGames "theC64mini" in uscita per fine marzo 2018 ! ;)
che ricordi,regalato da mio papà quando avevo circa 13 anni,periodo d'oro per chi e cresciuto in quegli anni, quanti ricordi
... gli anni '80 sono stati la decade madre per l'era degli home computer... felice anche io di averli vissuti in pieno! ;)
Awesome, you should do a whole series of these. I like that you actually show enough of the games to see how they actually play.
We went from this to the awesome capabilities of the Amiga. Up to the early '90s, it really looked like Commodore was going to lead the way in graphic and sound capabilities. It's really sad how the company crashed and burned.
Fantastic - great memories!!!!!!!!!!best
Even though I have hundreds of C64 video's myself, I still watch these video's! :)
Sei riuscito a farmi piangere facendomi ricordare quegli anni...i migliori!
+Marco Giocarolli nostalgico!!! :-P
Silent Service was probably one of the greatest (including modern games of that genre) submarine combat simulations I've ever played. I have very fond memories of that particular game
Brilliant ! The memories....
Fantastic - great memories!
Almost my entire childhood in a near 26 min video... Thank god for emulators.
@FuckYouGoogle you're lucky, my father convinced me to give it away, many years ago, and I regret it bitterly! 😭
I played almost every single one of these games. I believe that the magic back in those days was that we actually had to use our imagination a lot to make up for the pixel based graphics. What we could not get out of the game we created with our own mind and it somewhat made it more immersive.
I know there were too many games to show, but the awesome music in the Rambo game needs to be heard.
It really gaves me some smiles in my face.... fade back to youth. Amazing :-) I played all of them ...
Great job! And you play them better than I ever did!
man these were sick games.. choplifter, cybernoid, pitstop, mayhem :D ..I loved these games 20+ years ago..
Good collection you made in this video.
Some games i still play today.
Thanx for that. So many memories of my School Time. :-)
... a boy of 80s! ;)
that little white ball on the ghostbusters title screen was simply an awesome idea :) you would bounce along with it to the beat
Nice list, alot of my faves in there too.
Ty for the great compilation!
Nebulus always blew my mind when I was younger. I was only 6 when this came out and it was jaw-dropping -- hell, even today you look back and marvel on how the humble 6510 was able to pull off that incredible tower rotation and the multi-layer parallax scrolling too.
Rob Hubbard's music - so many emotions in me.
What an excellent list, Sir! I completely forgot the title of "Quest for tires" and I was looking for this game a long time.
I just fired up my c64 last night for some retro fun. I can't believe all my games on my floppy disks still work. Pogo joe was a really cool qbert clone. The qbert along with alot of arcade ports were really good on the c64. Great machine for it's time.
In 1982 a graphic like that seemed almost magic...
Frantic freddie was one of the best games not just on the c64 but ever! the music alone was worthy of an award!.
Pirates! I dont see this.. The best game in my c64!
tiges Yes Indeed. The original Sid Meier's Pirates was simply brilliant. One of the best games ever made.
Awesome vid. Thanks!
Merita davvero tanto come computer.
è il migliore e rimarrà per sempre nella storia!
It's 40 now! Time is running so fast! I love the C64!
Great games, thanks for sharing!
brings back memories....
thank you
Great games, great soundtracks, great times, great memories..
THankX! great memories.
Gotta love the music on Ghost and Goblins.
Great memories!
I had Jupiter Lander for Vic20. Wow, don't I feel old.
Wow these are bringing back a few memories
I was one of those households that grew up with a Commodore 64, and an Atari. The commodore always had the newest and freshest games with graphics and sound rivaling the NES. If not crushing the NES in terms of quality. I really miss a lot of the old titles. So many memories. Glad there's audio in this. This video alone is firing up old synapses in my brain. Cool shit.
Nebulus looks better than any game from 1987 should.
Yup, in fact, it could almost pass as a 16 bit game
4:34, lol one of my favourit :) grog. after that pitstop, I hope aztec challange will come
and giana sisters, barbarian, elite, impossible missions, exploding fists, bmx, summer/winter games, raid over moscow,
and many more :) thank you bob, you made my day
+Gab1975ita Thats a really great video, much appreciated for all the memories. I remember all of these from way back and still drag my C64 out now and then for a play of the good stuff and listen to the music. Well done, you've brought back a lot of very happy childhood memories from the good old days when games/music/imagination meant a lot more than it does today! :)
Oh great, now I have that theme from Bubble Bubble stuck in head again.
Yeah, don't you just hate that!
so am i... took me years to get rid of ít
You are not alone 😂
Pitstop 2 was really good
p cha indycar racer 2 was awesome on x86
in hind sight areton sennas game on the master system was pretty brutal
So was Super Cycle
Also buggy boy, and grand prix circuit.
Probabilmente la console più divertente di tutti i tempi. Altro che le mille console di oggi con effetti e grafica supermegawow
My personal favourite of this lot was Creatures 2. Honestly, back in the days no other C64 game made such huge impression on me. Still love it :).
Slaughtered teddy bears ;)
Have yourself a glass of blood of the innocent ;)
Genial el recopilatorio;había grandísimos juegos para esta super máquina,yo tuve el Spectrum que era algo inferior......Juegos como Rimrunner eran impresionantes!!
quanto vorrei tornare indietro nel tempo
complimenti bel video :-) ci ho giocato con il C-64 tantissimo anche io..... Fantastico
really cool to see all these classic games I played, and also the progression of quality as people learned to use C64 to its full potential
7 Cities of Gold was a great great game of exploration. The C64 was amazing.
13:05 Thanks for getting that tune back into my head again :O
great collection
I LOVE YOU ZX Spectrum 128❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌✌✌
Thanks so much for this upload! Brings back lots of memories of me going over to my cousin's house, playing computer games, smoking weed and watching porn......Ahhh, the good old days.
Very nice choice of representative games.
That first image of the good, old "breadbox" model C64. That's the one I had and loved, not the later "sleeker" design. Ah. Nostalgia moment. :)
The "sleeker" design" also had a lot of problems, particularly with the SID chip. I know, I had both models. The only reason why I had to get the C64C (the one that looked like the C128) was because my first one got damaged in a flood
I had(still have) the sleek design back then and I favor it. The Boss joystick was the favorite. The TAC2 always had button problems .
Impressive to see how games developed overtime from when independent bedroom programmers started working as part of a team with other members working specifically on other areas of the game I.e. Graphics and Sound. Before this, the game concepts were still impressive, but you could tell if the programmer sped through the music or design because they only had a basic inclination to want to develop further in the areas. The C64 remains a machine that challenges developers to squeeze everything they can out the 64k limit of resources available, and its great to see that there is still a very active development scene still going on today, it’s clear to see that people want to push the computer further and further 👍
This list misses a few games but.....memories,in the corner of my mind....
My favourite C64 games:
-Elite
-International karate
-Impossible mission
-Paradroid
-Lode runner
-The last ninja
-Street rod
-Sentinel
-Rambo
-Stunt car racer
Stunt car racer was brilliant! Great memories 👌
I liked Paradroid, but I felt that it was somewhat overrated...especially by Zzap. I agree with the rest of the games on your list though, although I like IK+ better than the original, and Last Ninja 2 was my favorite of the three LN games, well technically 4, if your count Last Ninja Remix.
class 1980 present, with some tears on the face; epic time for information technology last decades
Great idea, thanks!
creatures, flimbos quest, the graphics on these games back then blew me away, the music on most games was so satisfying,
Any list of C64 games is simply incomplete without The Last Ninja games, in particular The Last Ninja 3. Possibly the greatest technical achievement of the system. One of my most cherished gaming memories was owning this game legit when 99% of my games (as a 6-7 year old) were pirated...... Amazing game.
agreed, The Last Ninja series was awesome.
Hmm somehow I miss some games here. Like Archon (first one), Wizard of wor, Boulder Dash , Piracy(or something like this).
Btw still have a working C64 with floppy-s :D
Me too right now i am copying d64 from my Amiga to a 1541. astonishing slow but fun
Hey, was machst du denn hier? :-)
Hab viele Spiele vermisst. Die hier aufgelisteten Spiele sind meistens Side-Scroller, dabei hatte der C64 weitaus mehr zu bieten als das was hier gezeigt wurde.
Super Review of best Computer ever!!
The music synthesis of the C64 was EVERYTHING!
Success2gether you can make a stereo sid for a few dollars
5/5 -video, I like it, retro
I have said this about every system I've ever had, (particulary with regards to the Saturn and the PSX with the likes of Radiant Silvergun and RayForce) and I'll say it about the C64 - although my C64 was long gone in 1993, can you imagine if they had released Mayhem In Monsterland in 1983 instead of 1993? The computer gaming world would have gone beserk!
Well, sure, but developers need time to learn how to develop for a given platform and how to squeeze the most out of it, and that takes time and experience. It's like saying "What if we had TV in the 1800s" - it might be a fun thought experiment, but it's not practical.
I forgot how good Stormlord looked, amazing.
Some of these pieces are still pure brillance in terms of gameplay.
oo man when i was a little kid i played nebulus allot all the sounds bring back good memories a wel we had over 150 floppies if it wasnt more and a but loads of cassette tapes
5:09 that engine noise :D
Yes my mum used to bang on the ceiling when me and my nephew got up to speed on pit stop 2
also river raid was bad late at night too
Simply AMAZING - the good ol' times!!!
I was surprised that Jumpman never made the list :( One of my favorite games for the C64 and there were alot of favorites for me :)
@P0V3RTY09: I'm with you on the Jumpman. That and Fort Apocalypse were the two C64 games I spent the most time on. Mastered them both too! :-)
It's not a top ten, it's just a list of random games for different years
Of the games shown I have (on floppies) Jupiter Lander, Choplifter, Moon Patrol, BC's Quest for Tires, Ghostbusters, Commando, and International Tennis. A few more I have on an emulator. I'll have to fire up my C64 this weekend and play a few!
Some great titles and some that I missed first time round - time to get the emulator out
He-he. Great to see those games again. Thanks. But how the frack did we survive listening to those repetative sounds? Hours after hours, days after days.
I remember playing some of these when I was a kid. Never played Burning Rubber though....gotta say: what an ODD song selection for a car game soundtrack. LOL!
6:25 it makes me go rofl now.....
Ooohhh... Pitstop II. Anyone else remember the blisters on your thumb/forefinger from holding the joystick in the forward position for entire races?
Pole position and international karate I do definitely remember. Their was also a burger one I remember liking too
The C64 rocks!!! Even today the c64 is as popular as it was in the 80's The gfx and sound and the games are so playable with nice scrolling.
Also new hardware being developed for the machine keeps its strength!
Thanks
pit stop 2 me and my brother many hours palying this game back in the day