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farhan posted 16-09-2001 03:51 AM GMT   Click Here to See the Profile for farhan   Click Here to Email farhan  
What was ur first and last (or latest) 64 game, not played on emulator.?

As for my first game...when my brother bought the machine in '83, we received 10 games on a diskette incl. Defender, Pole position and Pacman (1981), which I believe, has to be one of the earliest games ever made for the 64.

Last game: I think, Creatures 2(1992) was it

Gazunta posted 16-09-2001 05:18 AM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Gazunta  Click Here to Email Gazunta     
First games I bought were Renegade and Gauntlet II on tape - I was well chuffed at the time :) Renegade was a good introduction to the half hour loading process, only to get some error 29 minutes into it...and Gauntlet II was good multiplayer fun, bugs and all. Renegade's aged pretty well, I have to say...

Last game I bought...hmm, well I'm still buying them on auction sites...but last 'new' release would probably be E-Swat or TMNT (E-Swat I only bought because Super Monaco GP had sold out 5 minutes before I turned up and I had to have SOMEthing...and I thought TMNT would be a conversion of the arcade game, not that completely crap NES title...it was only a month or so ago I discovered there was an arcade version done for the c64 and it's ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!)...after that Ozisoft stopped bringing C64 titles into Australia (well, at least my area anyway) so there was no hope of buying anything decent after that (Creatures, Mayhem etc)...

CraigG posted 16-09-2001 04:55 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for CraigG  Click Here to Email CraigG     
Can't remember the first C64 game I bought (although my first Vic20 one was 'Metagalactic Llamas Battle at the Edge of Time!)

Last C64 game I think was 'Turrican II' on disk and probably the appaling 'CJ in the USA' on budget.

Gordon posted 16-09-2001 05:44 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Gordon  Click Here to Email Gordon     
First game(s):

Dragon's Lair (also the most frustrating game I ever played), on cassette.
The Prince (crappy budget thing)
Thrust... Fantastic

Last game:
Probably ReBounder was the last one I ever bought... Or maybe Psi-5 from a bargain bucket in John Menzies. I was obsessed with collecting games at that point though, so it was a good thing I got the Zzap! job.

G


farhan posted 16-09-2001 10:03 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for farhan  Click Here to Email farhan     
>although my first Vic20 one was 'Metagalactic Llamas Battle at the Edge of Time!)
can't remember this one..but incidently my first ever computer game was on VIC-20: 'Blitz' way back in '79, which i played at a technology exhibit.

Last game question: The last game u 'played' (not necessarily bought) in the original 64 era.

Mayhem posted 16-09-2001 11:36 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Mayhem  Click Here to Email Mayhem     
First game was Ghostbusters, March 84 I think, one of four games my parents had gotten with the second hand C64 they'd bought for me.

Last game I bought at the time it came out would be Mayhem in Monsterland...

genrex posted 17-09-2001 12:33 AM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for genrex  Click Here to Email genrex     
hmmm.... first game was commando :) still remember when i got shellshocked by Hubbard's awesome title track! couldnt believe it was coming from this small machine! :)

Last game was 'Mayhem in monsterland' but at that time I was more a frantic games collector than a games player! found more interesting intrests in life! :)

Mimir posted 17-09-2001 01:03 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Mimir  Click Here to Email Mimir     
Hmmm... First C64 game I ever played would be Hunchback. Shortly followed by such games as Apple Cider Spider, Boogaboo the Flea, Jumpman Jr., Decathlon and the ever immortal BRUCE LEE!

Last game I got before stupidly selling my dear, old, dark-grey old-design C64? Well, not a game as such I suppose, but it _was_ the last thing I got. Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit.

-Mimir

smila posted 17-09-2001 04:21 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for smila  Click Here to Email smila     
my first was either trashman or daily thompsonds decathlon...
PeeknPoke posted 17-09-2001 07:19 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for PeeknPoke  Click Here to Email PeeknPoke     
First-Rambo

Last=Lemmings

Nuff said really

Lee

BIGGEST JIM posted 17-09-2001 08:40 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for BIGGEST JIM  Click Here to Email BIGGEST JIM     
First game:jack attack & international soccer ( both commodore cartridges) & spirit of the stones (veeery frustrating platformer)

Last game: probably Yosagi JoJimbo, the samurai whatever. (nice graphics)

Rob

dumbflag posted 04-10-2001 07:50 AM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for dumbflag  Click Here to Email dumbflag     
hmm, first was 4 Mastertronic cassettes (Finders Keepers, Action Biker and 2 more).

as for the last one I bought, can't remember which would be right. I bought Mayhem In Monsterworld on disk (yep, I stayed til the bitter end). also, I kept on buying 64 games after the scene died and bought stuff like Saliva Kid and Chicken by Electric Boys (yep, pretty crappy!). mind you, Lions Of The Universe was pretty good. the EBES games were all on disk of course. I kept buying games trying to do my part of keeping the scene going. a losing battle lol

JohnnyRebel posted 04-10-2001 11:49 AM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for JohnnyRebel  Click Here to Email JohnnyRebel     
Hmm, first game? A racing game seen from above where you start at a gas station and the road twiasts and turns...even some rocks came falling down the road...and a piece of the track was dirt, i think...anyone know which game im talking aboot? IT was VERY early in the c64 era
Matt posted 04-10-2001 02:46 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Matt  Click Here to Email Matt     
If I remember clearly (yeah right...), my first games I ever played on the system were Hard Hat Mack, Quest for Tires, Serpentine, Pitstop, David's Midnight Magic and Blue Max. On disc, that was, I have never got a datarecorder. I'm planning to buy one now :) really!

/Matt

corbal posted 06-10-2001 01:03 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for corbal  Click Here to Email corbal     
As for me my first game was chiller a platformer based on michel jacksons thriller video and pretty damn good it was too /my last was snowball by lvl9 a txt adventure
Mort posted 06-10-2001 02:06 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Mort  Click Here to Email Mort     
My first game was international soccer on cartridge(came with the 64) and my last was Mayhem in Monsterland.
Bluebottle posted 08-10-2001 11:10 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Bluebottle  Click Here to Email Bluebottle     
My first game was Pole Position (waaaaaaaaay back!)

The last game I bought (and also played) was Creatures

Derek Tweedie posted 09-10-2001 12:34 AM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for Derek Tweedie  Click Here to Email Derek Tweedie     
Boy this brings back memories. My first game I bought with my own money was Hovver Bovver in 1983! - Jeff Minter! �6.50

I cant remember my last game! I had so many!!

kev posted 09-10-2001 01:35 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for kev  Click Here to Email kev     
Mum + Dad got Konami coin op hits with the 'puter. I was blown away by the loading screen for Green Beret! Mikie music was great too...Was going to buy APB at a computer show, but ended up with an ST with 40 free games!!
jeffbeaver posted 12-10-2001 12:52 PM GMT     Click Here to See the Profile for jeffbeaver  Click Here to Email jeffbeaver     
My first game was Activision's Ghostbusters too, and yes it came with the package my parents got, along with a magic platform game called Gilligan's Gold (anyone remember). I was only 7 in March '84, and said I wasn't bothered in the slightest when they said they were getting a computer...which of course all changed when it actually arrived.

I've only just discovered this site, quite by accident, and so much has come flooding back. Here's to Zzap! 64 and all those stiff necks I used to get through playing visually / aurally crap but HORRIBLY addictive games like Chuckie Egg II for ten hours solid.

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