Thank you. They look like solid collections. Would love a Thalamus collection (hawkeye, armalyte etc), Stunt Car Racer (or the Amiga version!) And of course Jet Set Willy 2... One can dream
I’d love to see an Amstrad Evercade Cartridge. Harrier Attack, Oh Mummy, Roland on the Ropes and loads of others gave me a great time as a 7 year old and I would like to recapture the feeling
Thanks, that was the micro computer my dad owned in the 80’s . I’ve never had a C64 so I’m not that well acquainted with its games library. I recall a platformer called The Apprentice on cpc. There was a line of budget games on Amstrad I recall my father had bought (Oh Mummy, a slot simulator, Harrier, Roland games, and a really good Galaga clone ). My generation refuses to grow up and is the greatest contributor to a profitable nostalgia industry. I’m sure a Blaze exec reads this and gives the greenlight to an official cpc Evercade cartridge. Bound to be an enormous financial succes!
They play very well. In fact I have got further on Lee (formerly Bruce Lee) than I did on my real 64 in the 80's.
Thank you. They look like solid collections. Would love a Thalamus collection (hawkeye, armalyte etc), Stunt Car Racer (or the Amiga version!) And of course Jet Set Willy 2... One can dream
They play well! I have the first 2 carts and 3rd on the way.
as someone with no nostalgia for C64 none of the carts seem any interesting to me tbh
It’s a buy for me just for impossible mission.
I’d love to see an Amstrad Evercade Cartridge. Harrier Attack, Oh Mummy, Roland on the Ropes and loads of others gave me a great time as a 7 year old and I would like to recapture the feeling
Some great stuff on the cpc, Renegade was a very good looking game, Gryzor was a lot of fun too. Loved Roland on the Ropes.
Thanks, that was the micro computer my dad owned in the 80’s . I’ve never had a C64 so I’m not that well acquainted with its games library. I recall a platformer called The Apprentice on cpc. There was a line of budget games on Amstrad I recall my father had bought (Oh Mummy, a slot simulator, Harrier, Roland games, and a really good Galaga clone ). My generation refuses to grow up and is the greatest contributor to a profitable nostalgia industry. I’m sure a Blaze exec reads this and gives the greenlight to an official cpc Evercade cartridge. Bound to be an enormous financial succes!