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C64: The Bard’s Tale
Weiterlesen: C64: The Bard’s TaleReleased in 1985, The Bard’s Tale quickly became a seminal RPG. The game was ported to various platforms, including the Commodore 64. With its deep gameplay, immersive fantasy world and innovative graphics, it made its mark in gaming history.
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C64: Rescue on Fractalus!
Weiterlesen: C64: Rescue on Fractalus!Rescue on Fractalus!, a 1984 game by Lucasfilm Games, revolutionized the 8-bit era with its innovative use of fractal graphics and immersive gameplay.
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Vor 36 Jahren: Vom Hobby zum Beruf
Weiterlesen: Vor 36 Jahren: Vom Hobby zum BerufWie ich im Januar 1989 zu meinen ersten Job in der IT-Branche kam. Von den Anfängen mit Homecomputern bis zur Verwirklichung meines Traums, mein Hobby zum Beruf zu machen und damit zum Ausgangspunkt meiner heutigen Karriere.
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C64: Raid Over Moscow
Weiterlesen: C64: Raid Over MoscowAccess’s „Raid Over Moscow“, Cold War-themed gameplay with action-packed scenarios and political themes. It reflects the technological and geopolitical zeitgeist of the 1980s. A game with a controversial reception.
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Revolution at the 1982 Winter CES
Weiterlesen: Revolution at the 1982 Winter CESLas Vegas, January 1982 – At this year’s Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Commodore International presented a device that could change the world of home computers forever: the Commodore 64. The new masterpiece, which not only impresses…
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C64: Zaxxon
Weiterlesen: C64: ZaxxonZaxxon revolutionized arcade gaming with its isometric 3D perspective. Synapse Software took on the challenge of adapting this groundbreaking title for the Commodore 64.
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C64: Elite
Weiterlesen: C64: EliteThe Commodore 64 (C64) was one of the best-selling home computers in the 1980s and synonymous with the burgeoning home computer revolution. Numerous games characterized this era, but few were as groundbreaking as Elite.
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C64: Raid on Bungeling Bay
Weiterlesen: C64: Raid on Bungeling Bay“Raid on Bungeling Bay” is a classic computer game developed by Will Wright for the Commodore 64 in 1984. It is one of the first games to offer the player an open world and at the same time played an…
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C64: Karateka
Weiterlesen: C64: KaratekaIt was a time when the burgeoning world of home computers was taking over hearts and living rooms. In the midst of this era saturated with neon lights and synthesizer sounds, a video game emerged that ignited gamers‘ passion for…
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C64: M.U.L.E.
Weiterlesen: C64: M.U.L.E.These days, Electronic Arts is synonymous with loot boxes, microtransactions and bad, overpriced games. That wasn’t always the case: in the early 80s, Electronic Arts had the reputation of having the best games for home computers. Games like Archon, Seven…
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