Vinny Mainolfi of C64 Endings has very kindly compiled a downloadable archive of all the current GTW64 downloads. This is in a friendly format which you can copy to your 1541 Ultimate or similar device to be able to browse … Continue reading →
It seems that there have been issues for some time with our contact form on the GTW site, with emails not getting sent for at least a few months. This is likely due to security updates on the hosting we … Continue reading →
Our next entry is a flight simulator which was to be released by Accolade back in 1988 called F-86 Sabre Strike – which is thanks to contributor Billy. The game should have been released on the PC and C64. The … Continue reading →
More from GTW64, including a previously unseen platformer preview (in its early days) thanks to Joachim Wijnhoven. It is believed it could be the long lost Kid Saviour game by Roy Fielding… more on that soon! :) 2 new entries … Continue reading →
Kid Saviour was to be a Giana Sisters clone by Roy Fielding, who did some music work and also did Hectic 2 back in the early 90’s. All the hard work according to Roy was done, with decent collision, scrolling … Continue reading →
Yet more for May with the following additions and updates, including a great contribution from Jan Schulze on Bamboo and new entry Hydrogenese (prompting this update tonight): 2 new entries added Gunz, Hydrogenese 7 updates added Academy, Arsenal FC, Bamboo, … Continue reading →
And another update in quick succession … this time a slightly larger update with a number of new entries and updates (with new scans). 7 new entries added Basket Master V1, Mutant Zone, Reach For The Moon, T-Runner, Thundercats 3, … Continue reading →
Believed to be part of what was meant to be a “Crazy” series, Trick Ramp Crazy was to follow Combat Crazy on the Silverbird range. It never surfaced, although being mentioned as a title for C64, Amstrad and Spectrum. It … Continue reading →
Mutant Zone was to be the sequel to Spore and published by Mastertronic back in 1989. The sequel was a full 2/3 screen scrolling game which had a far right display panel (Top to bottom) consisting of multiplexed sprites. It … Continue reading →
A very quick entry for a surprise title which we never knew about until reading a snippet in ACE magazine about “Costly Games That Never Made it”. In that list was a game called Reach For The Moon, which apparently … Continue reading →
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