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  • C64: Jumpman

    C64: Jumpman

    “Jumpman,” released in 1983, is a pioneering platform game known for its innovative mechanics. Players defuse bombs across dynamic levels, combining strategy and reflexes. It has significantly influenced game design, inspiring many titles and remains a timeless classic.

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  • C64: Beach-Head

    C64: Beach-Head

    Beach-Head, released in 1983, innovatively combined multiple gameplay modes and cinematic elements, influencing future war games. It showcased technical prowess on the Commodore 64, establishing a template for blending action and strategy, significantly impacting gaming culture.

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  • 50 Years MOS 6502

    50 Years MOS 6502

    The MOS Technology 6502 revolutionized the computing world 50 years ago with affordable microprocessors. It shaped home computing and education, inspired a generation of engineers and lives on in modern technologies and maker movements.

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  • 50 Jahre MOS 6502

    50 Jahre MOS 6502

    Der MOS Technology 6502 revolutionierte vor 50 Jahren die Computerwelt durch erschwingliche Mikroprozessoren. Er prägte Heimcomputer und Bildung, inspirierte eine Generation von Technikern und lebt weiterhin in modernen Technologien und Maker-Bewegungen fort.

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  • C64: Castle Wolfenstein

    C64: Castle Wolfenstein

    „Castle Wolfenstein“ (1981) pioneered stealth gameplay, combining strategy, realism, and historical context. Its innovative design, immersive audio, and legacy influenced genres from stealth to FPS, laying the groundwork for titles like „Wolfenstein 3D“ and beyond.

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  • C64: The Seven Cities of Gold

    C64: The Seven Cities of Gold

    Seven Cities of Gold, released by Electronic Arts in 1984, offered innovative, non-linear gameplay focused on exploration and moral choices, paving the way for narrative-driven and educational video games today.

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  • C64: The Hobbit

    C64: The Hobbit

    „The Hobbit“ for Commodore 64, released in 1982, revolutionized interactive storytelling by merging literature with innovative text-based gameplay, captivating players with its immersive narrative and dynamic characters, influencing future gaming.

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  • C64: Archon: The Light and the Dark

    C64: Archon: The Light and the Dark

    Archon: The Light and the Dark, released in 1983, revolutionized gaming by combining strategy and real-time action. Its unique gameplay and fantasy themes captivated audiences, defining a new genre and influencing future game design while maintaining a dedicated fanbase over…

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  • C64: The Bard’s Tale

    C64: The Bard’s Tale

    Released 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!

    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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