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Pretty sure the last game is called Karateka.

atari or something

Its weird alright, but technically not bad al all.

TKO is cool

It's a Knockout was real. It was a TV show where teams in crazy foam outfits competed against each other in silly games. The international version was called Jeux sans frontières and had teams from various countries. As far as I can tell Finland never took part.

Ooh, thanks for raising awareness! This game looks fun!

I was a huge pirate, but I never had any of those. The only Missile Command clone I had on the C64 was Red Alert, which was a type-in game from one of the magazines. I downloaded it from a BBS, I didn't type it in myself. Actually, i have a weird memory about this game. I had an Atari trackball, which had both joystick and trackball modes. For some reason, I remember Red Alert working with it in Trackball mode. However, I once tracked down a copy of the magazine that it was in, and the article doesn't say anything about it supporting the Atari trackball. Maybe I downloaded a modified copy? It did work with joystick as well.

The street sports series were all great to play, personally I enjoyed the baseball most (in two player mode preferred but had to play against computer most of the time). Basketball indeed was probably the best in the series. There isn't much of a modern equivalent of the street sports series with that backyard charm and sloppy individual characters is there?

Meh, never heard of any of those, but I played something similar on a PC. It was a SVGA era, so it looked better than these. Missile Defense is expectedly technically superior, but they are all very same in essence.

Well, the main sprite does look like commando, but gameplay is Gauntlet- like.

In the intro, the music from the film "profondo rosso" by Dario Argento

I remember the 3rd one as "puc-man". Hungry Horace would also sort of fit in this list.

2.hard drivin 3. Chase hq. 1.hang on

Very well done technically. Also looks interesting, but i dont know much about Judo to be the judge of that.

The 1st 1 is so damn annoying.

Back in the 80s, I used to call the company Crapcom for their terrible home ports. Yes, they put out some good games, but a lot of the home ports of their games were terrible. I did like the US version of Street Fighter though. It wasn't great, but I thought the graphics were nice.

This takes me back... especially the knife-chucking bit.

it' a Friday the 13th / Gauntlet clone...

16bit games should be developed on 16 or + machines. Those conversions are just crap. 100000 times better international karate

Both versions was a valiant attempt tbf. But it was always going to be a huge ask to replicate the arcade game on the C64, particularly given tight deadlines back then. I can understand the reasons for both approaches, which meant sacrificing different aspects. Packaging both games together as a single release was at least a nice consideration for the C64 gamers, giving slightly better vfm. Somewhat of a damage limitations exercise. It's still better than the two terrible versions of Double Dragon, which were released separately by different publishers.

i did not played this one, it is supercool

Great looking game, almost 16-bit graphics quality.

They did a great job with recreating Jan Hamner's soundtrack on C64.

There is an initialization command for this. You don't have to open the drive for this. OPEN1,8,15,"I":CLOSE1

Pretty good graphics.

I've troubles at beginning a new game, commands don't respond neither in joystick port 1 nor port 2. Can someone help me please?

The music of Tim Follin. Unmistakable style one of my favorite authors for c64!! Which musician do you like for C64?

Tough choice. Both are good.

Good game,I preferred world games but great times

Much better technically than the first part.

Too tough! I only know I played game 2 more than I have the rest, though I certainly recognise some others. At least they seem like games I would have enjoyed, because of atmosphere. The Egyptian themed one seems interesting, I know I tried it on emulator, never had it on original though.

@5:53, 6:33 Impossible Mission

Unplayable crap. Could be great if properly balanced and designed. And after removing this GIANT BS LETTERS!!!

Unplayable, unfinished, bad "game" with horrific music.

Vertical shooter part feels a bit generic. The platform part is much better

Love the game concept!

Played the first one long time ago. Was nice to destroy those buildings!

This brings back memories!

Will try this one soon!

Played this a lot with my brother in the 80s! Nice!

Must check this one again! Lovely tunes by Mr. Beben!

Addictive!

Great game!

when the guy gets hit it sounds like he's taking a really bad deuce

Mad egg!!!!😁

Radarsoft had some very nice titles, but often with very awful music renditions. Shame really, as some games would be a lot better with an original soundtrack behind it.

Unfortunately music in game 2 is corrupt.

Nice vid! Sorry but did you play the sound with a 8580 chip? It was meant for 6581.

I met him at a local C64 enthusiasts meeting where he talked a little bit about his game developing experience in those days. Mostly about how his games would sell for about two weeks and then they would be pirated.

Very cool. There was also a 'bad ending' I got once back in the day, but I cant remember exactly how i did it, I think I cut the guy free and got the chopper, but just flew to the border instead of rescuing the guys in the camp first. I have to replay it again.