Hi, the speccy version of this game ruled but the c64 music really was the daddy for this game.
I have to say the "weeeooowww" part of this music does not sound right, this must be a pc emulator?! I have uploade the game including the full title music of this game on my site, i recorded it directly from my actual c64 so you know it's the real deal.
Okay, so why is Lorenzo lamas clubbing bikers? They just want to cruise. And why is he beating up pimps and hookers? They're just trying to make some cash the only way they know how.
Tip to longplay gamers: don't play perfectly, make mistakes, and let the enemies hit you and die a few times, it will make the video a little bit more entertaining.
interesting, on cpc this music is in level 2.And i dont have the music of level 2 on cpc.But at the same time c64 doesnt have the same musif for level 1.I recognize musics onf cpc in different way.
interesting, on cpc this music is in level 2.And i dont have the music of level 2 on cpc.But at the same time c64 doesnt have the same musif for level 1.
Good version ,but the Spectrum version played better. Best one all round ,though ,is the Amstrad CPC one, plays as good as the Spectrum ,has a lot better graphics and has the same memorable soundtrack even in the 64kb machines.
ok so graphically the C64 may be slightly better, but thats a general with any game, but it certainely lacks the charm and playability of the Specct version which I think is the best. I never liked the C64 games, they always looked clunky and awkward.
Level 3 music reminds me of a proper 80's track - I just can't pin it's name! Am I imagining it? Hmm.
BTW, the Amstrad CPC version was the best. It had 2 player simultaneous like the speccy but much more colour than either the C64 or Spectrum versions. Had "Imagine" replicated the quality of the first CPC's "renegade" graphics in the sequel, the CPC version would have been legendary.
Sorry, love the C64, but this kind of game never really worked on it. Never more than 2 foes on screen, one player only, almost no moves, terrible collision detection... the Spectrum version was much better, this time.
The original Renegade, Golden Axe and Final Fight had similar problems. And don't get me started on Double Dragon...
@Darkmoor9 Oh god yes! I was the biggest Double Dragon fan & nearly shat miself when i got it on the C64.... shame it was fucking awful! I remember my friend had the original Renegade on the ZX Spectrum, much better than the C64 version as well.
me & my mate were probably 8 years old when we used 2 watch his much older brother play this, i just had 2 hear tha music from tha 1st level again, not that i'd eva 4get how it goes. i remember singin' tha tune once 2 my mum, aunty & cousin & they must thought "wot a weired cunt". i use 2 sing it as i went 2 bed sometimes. it's stuff like this that makes me tha musician i am 2day. long live tha 80's.
I don't know what you guys are on about... I thought the game was repetitive, and so was the music by the way. Like on level 2? It's just a few bar loop over and over again!
Commadore during the early 80's had a good amp system to play great music in these games. The game music were around maybe 8megabytes a full size. Some are larger around maybe 60megabytes.
One of my fave games on the C64. I love the bits in this version that the other versions didn't have, like the moving eyes at the bottom of the screen, and the way the bikers can grab you from behind, hold you and hit you with the pole, so you have to shrug them off. Having said that, occasionally it can be slightly repetitive. I personally feel the Amstrad CPC464 version was the best. It combined the colour of the C64 version with the greater variability of gameplay found on the speccy version
Doommaster1994 would fit as a protaginst in this game. He probably beat the living shit out of Tom Selleck. Hell, I would beat up the Beastie Boys look alikes.
So awesome! I remember playing this when i was like 7 or so; used to love the graphics, I can still feel that feeling I had back then of the awesome graphics and sound and - I dunno - there was just something about the way the game looked and played that I can still recall vividly.
So funny though, after reading the inlay instructions I remember asking my mom just what a "lady of the night" was that appear in stage 2.
I remember loving it though, the graphic were much better than most sidescrollers ont eh c64, loved the music, and loved kicking the bikers off their bikes too!
The vercion of cpc are much better gameplay, but in games like this could also be seen as superior commodore before its rivals, not just the sound, also on the high multicolored graphics.
I am a big Target Reenegade fan. I will admit the c64 version had better grapics, but the spectrum version played better and the music was great. The game is so legendary on the spectrum that there is a remix version using updated grapchics and sound for the pc. When fans talk about Target Renegade, it is the spectrum version they always remember, not the c64 version.
This looks like a Target Renegade Junior version compared to the Spectrum version. The enemies don't seem to hit back or do much at all. On the Spectrum they surround you and smash your face in if you try and punch. The Speccy version might not have Michael Jackson on level 2, but the chap with the gun pops up and shoots without warning, thus killing you a fair bit. Does the C64 version not have 2 player either? The graphics and sound are obviously a lot better though.
Not necessarily. There was an even C64/Spectrum split in the UK. As a C64 owner, I never understood what it was Spectrum owners thought they had to brag about. I was rarely impressed by anything I saw on that machine.
The Spectrum was a very mediocre machine. I recall when they'd do nearly straight ports of popular Spectrum games (Karnov was a good example) they'd get rubbished on the C64.
Here in NZ, the Spectrum was completely dead as a gaming system.
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Hi, the speccy version of this game ruled but the c64 music really was the daddy for this game.
I have to say the "weeeooowww" part of this music does not sound right, this must be a pc emulator?! I have uploade the game including the full title music of this game on my site, i recorded it directly from my actual c64 so you know it's the real deal.
check it out and see what you think :-)
ZEUSDAZ 1 month ago
Okay, so why is Lorenzo lamas clubbing bikers? They just want to cruise. And why is he beating up pimps and hookers? They're just trying to make some cash the only way they know how.
PopcornCoolie 2 months ago
@PopcornCoolie LOL
wandererlain 1 month ago
Tip to longplay gamers: don't play perfectly, make mistakes, and let the enemies hit you and die a few times, it will make the video a little bit more entertaining.
youuuuuuuuuuutube 4 months ago
Got I used to play this game about nearly 20 years ago, i thought this games was pretty cool.
HSimon1981 5 months ago
interesting, on cpc this music is in level 2.And i dont have the music of level 2 on cpc.But at the same time c64 doesnt have the same musif for level 1.I recognize musics onf cpc in different way.
Warrior20000 5 months ago
@Warrior20000 I noticed this too. Very strange.
rxtxdx 1 month ago
interesting, on cpc this music is in level 2.And i dont have the music of level 2 on cpc.But at the same time c64 doesnt have the same musif for level 1.
Warrior20000 5 months ago
so much fun to smack all those pimps with the baseball bat !!! Amazing game ,had so much fun with it !!
76MKIIDub16V 6 months ago
Can't get enough of that music. Incredible :D
Axecution 7 months ago
Jól nyomja a srác...
bbenjoe 8 months ago
Best mullet ever.
ArgHamster 8 months ago
yeah, had the track from level 1 in my head for years, but couldnt remember which game it was. awesome game
FrightNightTV 9 months ago
love the music !!
gawraniaki8 10 months ago
Got this game in '88 on a tape on C64. One of the greatest games ever to influence me with its graphics and the great atmospere & music!
burteriksson 10 months ago
I had this on my c64 and it would never load the 2nd level. Playing the first level over and over was still kind of fun though lol.
spiderjerusalem100 10 months ago
Level 2 music is Jean MichelZarresque
Dynamitarian 11 months ago
speccy version far better than this
Jeet27 1 year ago
Good version ,but the Spectrum version played better. Best one all round ,though ,is the Amstrad CPC one, plays as good as the Spectrum ,has a lot better graphics and has the same memorable soundtrack even in the 64kb machines.
Diomedes1977ori 1 year ago
"Out of my way bikers! I gotta make a damn phone call!"
Darkbeatdk 1 year ago
I just want to say "Best music ever!" but I have said that for many many C64 games, I just cant help it. There cannot be just one number one. :)
vicemanFIN 1 year ago
what a nice game punshing women without punishment :D
MrFerdifuchs 1 year ago
@MrFerdifuchs Sexist asshole...
Nixitur 1 year ago
l loved this game!!!!
paully6996 1 year ago
oh dear... whoever made this version of the game just didnt bother to put in any combo system with the knee to the groin and all that. sad!
ValChronification 1 year ago
J'adore tout ces jeux que j'aimerai retrouver ces pratiquants de Kung Fu qui démontaient tout ce qui bougent,sur de la jolie musique éléctronique
rudycolas 1 year ago
Why they didn't made game where player must kill Justin Bieber?
daberek666 1 year ago
ok so graphically the C64 may be slightly better, but thats a general with any game, but it certainely lacks the charm and playability of the Specct version which I think is the best. I never liked the C64 games, they always looked clunky and awkward.
sooperheromax 1 year ago
cant make it out , is that a bird with muscles ?
MrGaragenation 1 year ago
@MrGaragenation Of course not lol
ojideagu 9 months ago
the best game........THX
azivadek 1 year ago
Level 3 music reminds me of a proper 80's track - I just can't pin it's name! Am I imagining it? Hmm.
BTW, the Amstrad CPC version was the best. It had 2 player simultaneous like the speccy but much more colour than either the C64 or Spectrum versions. Had "Imagine" replicated the quality of the first CPC's "renegade" graphics in the sequel, the CPC version would have been legendary.
zombiemod 1 year ago
man, this music brings back memories......good old times !
DaveGahan27 1 year ago 2
Sorry, love the C64, but this kind of game never really worked on it. Never more than 2 foes on screen, one player only, almost no moves, terrible collision detection... the Spectrum version was much better, this time.
The original Renegade, Golden Axe and Final Fight had similar problems. And don't get me started on Double Dragon...
Darkmoor9 1 year ago 3
@Darkmoor9 Oh god yes! I was the biggest Double Dragon fan & nearly shat miself when i got it on the C64.... shame it was fucking awful! I remember my friend had the original Renegade on the ZX Spectrum, much better than the C64 version as well.
VinceVicious1 1 year ago
LOL, he walks to the beat of the music
flyingcumshot 2 years ago 3
ZX version was much better.
SKURVIEL1973 2 years ago
yeah get real it was shit
malc1976 2 years ago
i agree. ZX gives more action and 128k music was good too.
nadvnadvnadv 2 years ago
Music Loop in Level 2 is amazing!
Dynamitarian 2 years ago
The best part is when the 'ladies' knee you in the groin and the eyes going big and bloodshot.
The same when the mini-skinheads headbutt you in the groin.
SD78 2 years ago
This was so much better on the Spectrum...
Mortikaye 2 years ago
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malc1976 2 years ago
the spectrum and amstrad were shit compared to the commodore 64 this version is the best shame it aint two player
malc1976 2 years ago
me & my mate were probably 8 years old when we used 2 watch his much older brother play this, i just had 2 hear tha music from tha 1st level again, not that i'd eva 4get how it goes. i remember singin' tha tune once 2 my mum, aunty & cousin & they must thought "wot a weired cunt". i use 2 sing it as i went 2 bed sometimes. it's stuff like this that makes me tha musician i am 2day. long live tha 80's.
junkiefacejunkie 2 years ago
this music is so great!
ludersatan 2 years ago
I don't know what you guys are on about... I thought the game was repetitive, and so was the music by the way. Like on level 2? It's just a few bar loop over and over again!
Best music since Last Ninja 2? How about NO.
samsamba08 2 years ago
I think the music in level 1 is repetive in a good way.
Its probably the track ive listened to the most repeatively, i could listen to it for hours and not get fed up of it!
Buy yeah, the last ninja 2 is totally mindblowing in a different way.
djsmithy 2 years ago 10
one of the best graphics in a c64 game, kicks even the Spectrum 128 version by far in graphics and music!
TheCommodore64Player 2 years ago 2
doesn't beat even the ZX Spectrum 48k version's gameplay though.
Paul07791 2 years ago
Das bringt Erinnerungen zurück - schöne Erinnerungen ;)
Der Soundtrack gehört wirklich zum Besten was der C64 zu bieten hatte. Hat ein kleines bisschen was von Last Ninja 2.
Mihawk270187 2 years ago
Definetly one of the best C64 games. The music kicks and rocks!
bbenjoe 2 years ago 2
Great memories, especially the soundtrack on level 3 kills me every time.
spazztichead 2 years ago
Next to Last Ninja 2, best soundtrack on C-64.
I play this game all the time, I love it so much!
lildopDOTcom 3 years ago
best music on any version
malc1976 3 years ago 19
Commadore during the early 80's had a good amp system to play great music in these games. The game music were around maybe 8megabytes a full size. Some are larger around maybe 60megabytes.
xxpandamidknightxx 2 years ago
Where did you hear that?
The commodore games dont even amount to 1 megabyte man! Download a game dump for an emulator and youll see what i mean.
djsmithy 2 years ago
One of my fave games on the C64. I love the bits in this version that the other versions didn't have, like the moving eyes at the bottom of the screen, and the way the bikers can grab you from behind, hold you and hit you with the pole, so you have to shrug them off. Having said that, occasionally it can be slightly repetitive. I personally feel the Amstrad CPC464 version was the best. It combined the colour of the C64 version with the greater variability of gameplay found on the speccy version
ajmossey 3 years ago 2
im a speccy man myself but i have to admit the sound track on c64 is better
jimchosen80 3 years ago 3
Doommaster1994 would fit as a protaginst in this game. He probably beat the living shit out of Tom Selleck. Hell, I would beat up the Beastie Boys look alikes.
xxpandamidknightxx 3 years ago
So awesome! I remember playing this when i was like 7 or so; used to love the graphics, I can still feel that feeling I had back then of the awesome graphics and sound and - I dunno - there was just something about the way the game looked and played that I can still recall vividly.
So funny though, after reading the inlay instructions I remember asking my mom just what a "lady of the night" was that appear in stage 2.
Parjay 3 years ago
I remember seing this and thinking the graphics were amazing and i had to get myself a c64!!! wow i was so young then!! .
paultwhite1 3 years ago 2
This is SO based on Rambo... I even thought it WAS him a long time.. kick-ass game :P
daedalos90000 3 years ago
i never did manage to get past the 3rd/4th level!
Had the game on loan from a friend as a child.
I remember loving it though, the graphic were much better than most sidescrollers ont eh c64, loved the music, and loved kicking the bikers off their bikes too!
djsmithy 3 years ago
the amstrad cpc version was really good as i recall.
ineebriate 3 years ago
I had this game on my NES.
Masta686Yamato 3 years ago
The vercion of cpc are much better gameplay, but in games like this could also be seen as superior commodore before its rivals, not just the sound, also on the high multicolored graphics.
nicogalis 3 years ago
Just a suspicion but I think our hero is based on Rambo.
bbenjoe 4 years ago
? I see parts of it. But some are like a mix of Rambo and a Choung Li.
xxpandamidknightxx 3 years ago
He is a Targeted Renegade and everything, even hookers, Beastie Boys, and Marky Mark Walberg and Mini Me is coming to get him.
xxpandamidknightxx 4 years ago
god this was terrible on the c64 compared to the spectrum, which is a pretty rare occurence
jesusarnold 4 years ago
Forgot how great the music was on this game.
Jimmy77777 4 years ago 2
YEEEESSSSS! I found this game! (I didn't know the name of it for 10 years)
bbenjoe 4 years ago
C64 WAS better. Music, graphics, colour palette (obviously). Some developers were just better at programming for the Spectrum.
BENxRoyaleWithCheese 4 years ago 2
I am a big Target Reenegade fan. I will admit the c64 version had better grapics, but the spectrum version played better and the music was great. The game is so legendary on the spectrum that there is a remix version using updated grapchics and sound for the pc. When fans talk about Target Renegade, it is the spectrum version they always remember, not the c64 version.
HorrorFanUK 4 years ago
What about the Amstrad cpc version?
It's basically the Spectrum version with more colour.
andyukmonkey 4 years ago
The sound is much better in the C64 and NES version i think though.
I was really surprised at how good the sound was on the nes version a few minutes ago!
I didnt know the chip was capable of such beefy drum sounds.
djsmithy 3 years ago 2
This looks like a Target Renegade Junior version compared to the Spectrum version. The enemies don't seem to hit back or do much at all. On the Spectrum they surround you and smash your face in if you try and punch. The Speccy version might not have Michael Jackson on level 2, but the chap with the gun pops up and shoots without warning, thus killing you a fair bit. Does the C64 version not have 2 player either? The graphics and sound are obviously a lot better though.
collieuk 4 years ago
Hmm, the guy playing this is rather good, I remember getting my arse kicked a lot in this game, especially by the pimps popping shots at me :P
DusteDdekay 1 year ago
The game of my childhood. ;_; I love the music from the first level. ;_;
M3n747 4 years ago
you guys should here cybernoid music on C64, That is good shit right there.
DemoniusX 4 years ago
Next to the infernal runner music...
ilabig64 4 years ago
Agreed.
andyukmonkey 4 years ago
its good, but the spectrum music owned, too.
HorrorFanUK 4 years ago
Now this i remember. Its great to see again.Thanks folks. There was a spectrum version?...
MoViEmInE 4 years ago
Yea, i figured i'd hear that from a brit. To you people the spectrum was god. Over here, C64 was god
Xifihas 4 years ago
Not necessarily. There was an even C64/Spectrum split in the UK. As a C64 owner, I never understood what it was Spectrum owners thought they had to brag about. I was rarely impressed by anything I saw on that machine.
inphanta 4 years ago
I guess you become attached to the first computer you get and you bias you opinions about it and the other computers at the time.
Xifihas 4 years ago
The Spectrum was a very mediocre machine. I recall when they'd do nearly straight ports of popular Spectrum games (Karnov was a good example) they'd get rubbished on the C64.
Here in NZ, the Spectrum was completely dead as a gaming system.
SD78 4 years ago
you gotta love c64 music
Sabocalypse 4 years ago 3