Game Review: Commodore 16 Games Pack II (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Melbourne House published the Commodore 16 Games Book in 1984, and this book contained thirty BASIC type-in games that would suit a wide range of […]
Articles by Warren Pilkington
Game Review: Dark Tower (Commodore 64, Melbourne House)
Dark Tower may not have appeared to be too advanced a platform game for its time on the Commodore 64, especially as the likes of […]
Game Review: Commodore 16 Games Pack I (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Melbourne House published the Commodore 16 Games Book in 1984, and this book contained thirty BASIC type-in games that would suit a wide range of […]
Game Review: Storm (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Storm had already been released on the three major 8-bit systems with the Amstrad CPC, then ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 following. The same programmer, […]
Game Review: Dark Tower (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Melbourne House)
Dark Tower had previously had a Commodore 64 release where the game was seen as fiendishly difficult and somewhat frustrating by some of the magazines […]
Game Review: Storm (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Storm first started out on the Amstrad CPC before getting a conversion to the ZX Spectrum and later the Commodore 64. There is a very […]
Game Review: Frenesis (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Frenesis was originally released on the Atari XL/XE series first, with the Commodore 64 version being next and closely followed with the Commodore 16 and […]
Game Review: Frenesis (Commodore 16 and Plus/4, Mastertronic)
Tony Takoushi was a writer for games magazines including Computer and Video Games, and had previously programmed several games including Hyperforce for the Commodore 16 […]
Game Review: The Captive (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
The loading screen to The Captive seems to have you held prisoner somewhere, which of course is a nod to Nigel Johnstone’s nickname he used […]
Game Review: Werewolves of London (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Werewolves of London has an interesting history. The programming team Viz Design had previously released Bride of Frankenstein via Ariolasoft, and this game was going […]