WHAT A GOOD UNBOXING BUT HERE IN LATIN AMERICA MANY OLD GAMES CANNOT BE FOUND OR ARE VERY EXPENSIVE WHICH IS WHY EMULATORS ARE IMPORTANT FOR PRESERVATION, GREETINGS FRON ARGENTINA

If it's like my videos, 10 hours long and most people stay for 30 seconds

Speaking of clones, although this one is from 2015, I really liked the version of Scramble by Thomas Kite. Far better than the slow paced one from Anirog.

such an underrated youtube channel please keep it up!

Amazing review.

Brilliant review as always.. thanks for covering them. they are super cool content :)

I remember these were some of the best compilations available for the C64 at the time. They always managed to include decent games, unlike the majority of Ocean's compilations which would always put in an awful game as "filler".

This is an amazing documentary on the Ultima series. Now, I'm going to have to find a way to play these again.

I know that it's asking you for a log of work but having chapters for tunes, it would let us skip around. But don't do it on my account. :)

i grew up with the c64 but can't play the games anymore the graphics are so bad it puts me off playing them

29:13 is it me or is that guy sitting on the toilet if there was no words presented Speaking of toilets. How does the kid playing lynx in the school bathroom stall have power to use the ac adapter...must be waterpowerd...hi tech

Now i remember RICO CHET i remember playing it growing up and i just realized its actually the word RICOCHET.... The way the box showed it was confusing and misleading. Especially to a 7 year old whi probably never even heardbor used the word yet. I just thought the characters were Rico and Chet.....thanks fir the funny flashback....now where did i put those lawn darts and my teddy ruxpin

I thought winter games blew the big one in 1985....didnt the figure skating just no respond to input. Or is my acid to strong

Remember playing this early in my C64 journey and was just amazed by the movement, music and colors. On the KZfaq side of things love your editing. Love how you scan over the packaging of the game, its really smooth and professional. I need to learn how to do that well. Another good video my friend!

Thank you so much. What an incredible show. You put in so many classic titles, other "best of C64" lists are missing. So many ports from the Speccy, I grew up with. Background info is also amazing. I subbed.🤩

Loved the shits out of this game! :D So, so many hours :D And the music was amazing!

I never finished this game. When it gets to the point that you have to quickly memorize more than three colors before they turn gray, I'm hopeless. I hear the later levels rely strictly on sound. I'd never be able to get past that. One tip (also for Aliens): Aim for the SECOND gate/ring, not the one directly in front of you. When you only aim for the first one, you're not accounting for how the path will twist after you go through it. By aiming for the second one, you're keeping yourself on the path better, and the first ring will just kind of take care of itself.

This game was great!

AWESOME SAUCE, BastichB...The B is DEFINITELY FOR BEAST!!!Thank You, Sooooo Much!! My students are utilizing this "Masterpiece" for their Summer School English thematic unit: Everything Games-Let The Games Begin!! I am creating curriculum with discussion questions and assessments on the history of arcades!!! What an Exceptional Wealth of Gaming Information!!!

Unusual game, i wasn't expecting it to be that.

Excellent, i always wondered what theses games were like. Maybe the Wizardry series at some point?

What a cool name for a game.

Beautiful but I think I might get motion sick.

Just another kick your way to help keep up the good fight. Thanks for all you do.

Great stuff, thanks Brendan. 👍😉🙏

thanks BashB Love you work sir!

Ah, one of those games I had but never understood (until now!). It was fun to fly through the diamond thingies though.

One of those early releases that still pass the test of time.

This is one of those classic Activision games that really show how innovative the company was back in the early 1980s. I love the combination of the music and the visuals, and the gong game is so much fun. It's a much better game than Russel Lieblich's first attempt at a "musical experience" in the form of Web Dimension.

A compilation of these shorter videos would be cool, or better yet, a playlist on the channel.

Wow. I somehow never even heard of this one!! Was it released in uk?

I have never played this game but now I want to. ^^

Still have this game in the LP case that some games came in, like Wasteland.

Another one I had as a kid, loved the music and flying sequences. That flying tune has stuck in my head all the years since.

Loved this game

And they basically repurposed the flying carpet sequence in their Aliens game when you pilot the dropship from the Sulaco. :-) It's a mini-game in the 1986 Activision Aliens game.

Our "copy" we had as kids seemed to be missing part of the game. (As i found out later on) How cool was the music! 🙂

Nice Batch my dude 😊👍🏼

Yo I played the SHIT out of Overlord on DOS as a kid. And I had no idea Pirates! started as a C64 game.

Loved it.

Nice T-shirt from the great Belgian JC Van Damme! Thanks for all your work, it always brings joy watching!

Brilliant. Cheers.

In 2024 it would be a game called 'Shoplifter' 🤣🤣

Never played or even seen Choplifter on the C64, but it looks good! I loved it on Gameboy and SNES.

Love the attention to detail in those physical releases.

Amiga series Coming! Excellent!!!

Audi single-handedly making me like Limited Run again. Also, very happy for your involvement in Rendering Ranger. Game looks super cool!

I guess "Plumbers Don't Wear Ties" is the interactive game equivalent of "The Room".

Awesome! It's like Christmas in July but Santa is instead a cool retro friend.

Choplifter was the very first cartridge I got for my Vic-20, which was my first computer. At first I needed my dad's help every time I wanted to insert the cartridge or take it out. So if it was during the day and I was just loading software from tape, I had to wait for my dad to get home before I could play Choplifter again. Fond memories. Now I have two copies of the C64 cart, but I didn't get either one until well into adulthood. I have to say I found the Vic version more enjoyable, and maybe that's nostalgia glasses, but I still really like the C64 version. But there were a handful of games whose Vic ports were more fun than their C64 counterparts. Galaxian and Omega Race leap to mind, among others. I agree with you about being done with AAA titles, but I still enjoy new first-party Nintendo releases. In fact, the Switch is my only current-gen console. Its games are a perfect blend of re-releases of past faves and the newer indie-type games I gravitate toward. It isn't chasing pseudo-realism or high polygon counts. It's just about the fun. Actually, the last non-Nintendo console I bought new was the Genesis. There are still a few games here and there I wish would get Switch releases (like NHL 94 with updated rosters), but for the most part it fulfills all my console gaming needs. Great video as always! So cool about your involvement with the Manfred Trenz game.