I'll have a look when I get home... it rings a bell though. I've probably forgotten, mindBarra wrote:How the fuck did you do the last level in the second last section? Where you jump side to side, I cant even get to the third oxygen refill thing....
Old games you loved but no one else did?
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Okie dokienitebycandlelite wrote:I'll have a look when I get home... it rings a bell though. I've probably forgotten, mindBarra wrote:How the fuck did you do the last level in the second last section? Where you jump side to side, I cant even get to the third oxygen refill thing....
I recon theres gotta be a trick to it because its fkn impossible.
As for the other ones, Ive gotten heaps far before but cant be bothered, it gets so frustrating.
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except mepunkrulesok wrote:I loved The Human Race alsoPaulEMoz wrote:I loved The Human Race on the C64, and I don't think anyone else did. In fact, I still really like it, and not just for the music either.
I have seen your review of it, and it helped me get to grips with some of the later levels! Its not one of the easyiest games out there
One of my all time favourites is Blagger
http://www.lemon64.com/?mainurl=http%3A ... 3FID%3D294
I was the first game I ever played on the C64. I loved the level design, GFX, SFX and Box cover.
No one else seems to share my love of this game, either
I always liked these two (oh the flaming from me mates) The Eidolon & Ghost Chaser


http://www.ozkan.co.uk/ atari or /c64 or /amiga
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Ack. I remember that one - it was merely perseverance and getting it right, unfortunately. Absolute cunt of a level.nitebycandlelite wrote:I'll have a look when I get home... it rings a bell though. I've probably forgotten, mindBarra wrote:How the fuck did you do the last level in the second last section? Where you jump side to side, I cant even get to the third oxygen refill thing....
This is the right spirit! Go on!Flawed wrote:Alright, I dug up a walkthrough of sorts. I'm going to beat this game, no matter the cost.![]()
I think it's this:Four questions:
1.) Where's the hyena? I think I explored pretty much the entire map back in my C64 days but I can't remember anything about a hyena.
I think it's the green spinning enemy. You can kill it only when it's not spinning... maybe2.) Where's the blue Tasmanian devil? Don't remember him, either.
Yes, after a lots of attempts I made it. It's possible to pass quicksand.3.) Is there a way to get back to the place where you start to get the grease after you're past the first temple with the elephant? It seems impossible to get past the quicksand.
they are woodworms, so they eat wood!4.) How the hell are you supposed to guess that tossing a glass with worms in it onto a bridge will make it collapse?
Zzap!64 has a cool italian brother! Have a look at: http://www.zzap.wide.it
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New York City
I used to love playing new york city on the C64 , especially caging up the animals at the zoo.
I also used to be good at getting cash from the bak and very good at crashing my car usually into the bloody towtrucks.
p.s yes i do take a long time to post
I also used to be good at getting cash from the bak and very good at crashing my car usually into the bloody towtrucks.
p.s yes i do take a long time to post
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Definately with you there!..... kick em while they are down but dont go in for the kill - let em get up and give em another clothes linePaulEMoz wrote: Oh, and Rock 'N' Wrestle. I used to play that for hours with my brother and we had a right laugh.
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