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One rare occasion where a C64 game is soundly beaten by the C16+4 version (which did, I believe, come out later). Horrendously difficult attempt at a scrolling Manic Miner clone, I never did figure out what (if any) use the weapon was, though concentration was hardly helped by the mind-bendingly ...

Superb graphics, with spirtes and animation that carry me back to the glory days of Turrican and X-Out. Would love to see this with enhancements (I am especially picturing what it might be like if that background brick char could be made to cycle for a parallax scroll effect ...).

Always a delight to see you at play. :) I do hope you soon get the weather to try this out in a river or lake ...

Been awhile since I looked into Homer, but I am struggling to remember anything like the weirdly random horse-massacre of Hades and any mention of Circe trying to squash Odysseus with a downpour of bricks ... The C64 version of Dante's Inferno is positively slavish to the source material in compa...

@ActionDef :) Thank you indeed, though as much credit is due to Richard for the extensive enhancements that this game went through to overcome SEUCK's limitations. Not to forget Alf Yngve (as if I could), whose "quota system" for SEUCK-based crosshair shooters I have rather blatantly nicked ...

Very short levels, but superb graphics and the sound made by the dying sheep is hilariously appropriate ...

I wouldn't put too much effort into studying the validity of this. I gather that "Pastor" Wickstrom has a record in fraud and counterfeiting as well as a fetish for the Third Reich, so it seems plausible that he just might (very badly) fake an anti-semitic interview. Certainly more plausible than...

Beautiful outfit, and almost a shame to think what will imminently become of it, though don't let that deter you ... ;) Great to see you are still making your videos in the New Year, and I hope you get to keep your partner ads on the new channel (I shall pop over and take a look at them while the...

@Retroid64 Very clever, but definitely not useful for a Missile Command game, as I can't use that redraw thing with still screens and I definitely do need to make the enemies killable (and I need to be very economical with my levels, as I will be lucky to squeeze five minutes' play out of this ga...

@wandererlain More J R R Tolkien than Battle of Hastings, but I am more than happy for anyone to take the premise and apply it to any number of real-life battles. **Wonders how D-Day would look in SEUCK form** ...

Definite proof that SEUCK, for all its detractors, is a powerful graphics utility for the C64, but that still doesn't mean it's any good for making platform games with ...

Sheer brilliance, and I hope you will consider giving the same treatment to every other aspect of Who mythology. :) Now I come to think about it, I don't remember there being any stairs in either the first Dalek story or Genesis of the Daleks, so perhaps the "grey, stairless wasteland" may indeed...

How the memories come flooding back, including my very first memory of totally gratuitous decapitation, of all things ... Nice to know someone is bothering to archive my weird and disturbing childhood. ;)

Atrocious conversion, though I have often wished someone would put out a half-decent version with Steve Barrett's music tracks in it. They are certainly wasted in this sad parody ...