C64 Gamers' Choice Award 2022 - Voting Panel Results!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2022
- Video presentation of the C64 Gamers' Choice Award 2022.
A look at the top 20 Commodore 64 (C64) games released from 16 December 2021 to 18 December 2022.
Full results of the voting poll can be found at www.retrogamernation.com - เกม
I love these updates and adore the c64 scene it's so vibrant. You love to see it.
EotB is just amazing on the C64. Congratulations to the Devs.
I have played over 200 new C64 games of various shapes, styles and sizes this year. I have to agree with the number 1. What a great year for C64 owners, with so many games in development to look forward to. Happy New Year Louie, and thanks again for your excellent videos.
Thank you so much Andrew, your comments are always appreciated as I always consider you as the benchmark when it comes to supporting the current day C64 scene. Hope the next year is much better for you.
The fact that Rogue64 never made the top 10 is proof how vibrant the scene was in 2022. So many great releases.
Thanks for another great video!
This year I loved rogue 64 and the magnificent puzzle bobble.
Play it with paddles!
Another strong year fir the C64. Looking forward to 2023!
2023 will start with big Oomph!! A Pig Quest th-cam.com/video/lYzQ9tEPyi4/w-d-xo.html
Already a few top notch releases out in 2023 and it's only February.
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The only change I'd have done is Polar bear in space at number 3.
Congratulations has to goto the coders for Eye of the beholder, one amazingly fantastic achievement. One game I'll be playing next year.
If it wasn't for Eye of the beholder Sonic would have won definitely, yet another amazing achievement.
Looking forward to what these coders do next.
Wonderful year for the C64, here's to 2023 😁👍
Knights and Slimes is my favorite. Fluid gameplay and excellent graphics and animations. What a great year for C64 owners and lovers! Thanks to all creators and have a great 2023.
Yep, Knights and Slimes is a good one. Would have been in my top 3 for the year. Great arcade fun.
Great job again in 2022! 👍😉 Thank you very much, Louie and Happy New Year! 🍀🙏🎇🍾
Sonic is impressive, but given the REU requirement, it feels more like a special commendation title to me. Lykia is great, but I wish it were longer. I'm ashamed to say I have not yet played EotB.
Awesome list! Loved it.
my number #1 was Sonic personally but this is good too, Eye of the Beholder is such a massive game.
EOB has always been one of my childhood favorites. Westwood was such a versatile game company.
Despite the high quality of several other C64 games released this year, Eye of the Beholder is the undisputed number one for 2022 --- and not only for that year.
RGN, thanks for all the awesome and enjoyable content for 2022. Your labour of love is much appreciated 👍
Thank you my friend, I have decided to go for another 12 months. Should be a good one
@@RetroGamerNation Hopefully that's "at least" another 12 months. It'll be sad to see you pull up stumps in Jan 2024 - but sadly, I guess all good things must eventually come to an end. Let’s hope you can keep the channel going, you've so much to offer - I love your honest, unbiased, no-nonsense, and yet interesting & informative reviews. Retro doesn’t have to be just C64 - perhaps you can kick on past the 12 month mark, by branching out into other retro gaming content
Excellent list! My favorites this year (in no particular order) were Robot Jet Action, Polar Bear in Space and the last minute Terrestrial. Amazing we still have so much to choose from on the C64!
RJA is a great title with a strong following. It is great to see original IP games do so well.
@@RetroGamerNation very true when it comes to original IP!
Retaliate DX claimed 10th spot, and is described in the most hum-drum way at 4:05 as "good, without being spectacular". So many other titles didn't make the top 10, yet could be described as much better than that
This is me indirectly saying what you ate trying to say. The result for retaliate was very surprising to me.
Happy New Year and congratulations to the Eye of The Beholder team.
I played Eye of the Beholder back in the 90’s, but I haven’t played any of these yet. They look great.
Many are as good, if not better than the C64s heyday. Pity most C64 enthusiasts dont give the modern era of games are look.
Been fortunate to play a few of those but great to see games I have missed I can now go back to!
Wonderful, the main purpose of the GOTY videos is to highlight the better quality releases and celebrate the scene in general. Enjoy playing.
@@RetroGamerNation I know they didn't release this year but I loved Battle Kingdom, Guns N Ghosts and of course the amazing Sam's Journey which I finished this year.
Love it. There is so much back catalog of modern day games to explore.
Imagine having a game like eye of the beholder in 1985.. 😅
Great Video 👍🏻 i am looking forward to the 2023 releases.. especially for a pig quest 🙏🏻
Lots of hype for A Pig Quest. Not much left to do on the game. At the moment, the tentative release date is February.
Didn't know there's "Bust-a-Move / Puzzle Bobble (Commodore 64)", so... I'll give it the "First Bubble Shooter Game on C64", "Best C64 Game that Bubblun made", "Most Arcade-Accurate C64 Game", "Commodore 64 Developer SoA", "Developer Seal of Approval" and "Most Longetive C64 Port" awards.
Why didn't all games use the extended color mode? the few I've seen that do so, look gorgeous
Because it does not fit most game concepts. The graphics are restricted to 64 chars to a charset in ECM which is a quarter of regular charmode.
It's a great mode - but for most games with a complex organic tile set in mind you just don't have enough chars to produce anything which isn't repeat pattern based.
impressive stuff
Good stuff just supported you
Thank you, hope you continue to enjoy the content throughout 2023
@@RetroGamerNation thanks an no prob be sure to check me out
Lots of games here I'll have to try!
Yes try them all! You will find links to all the games on retrogamernation.com.
@@RetroGamerNation RGN, I never realised you had a website. Thanks for the tip - I'll check it out!
What a C64 year!
Good vid thanks
Are you from Macedonia? It doesn't matter at all, but I thought because of the last name.
My parents are born in Macedonia, I was born and raised in Australia
im surprised Star wars made it top ten considering it's just a repetitive game, yet Puzzle Bobble is missing?
I was very surprised that Puzzle Bobble did not make it into the top 10. It wasn't even close to getting in.
I am also baffled about Puzzle Bobble's omission from the top 10. And I thought the Polar Bear game deserved a higher ranking; it's certainly on a higher technical level than most of those that placed above it.
@@RetroGamerNation maybe it got forgotten
Perhaps Polar Bear's high difficult curve worked against it.
A bit underwhelming to be honest. Not sure about some entries, like Retaliate, Polar Bear (wasn't that a 2021 title btw?), and Empire.
The great thing about the RGN awards is that its not determined by one person. So for a game to get in the top 10 then you have to have a few people selecting it. As mentioned in the video, the eligibility period was mid December 2021 to mid December 2022. Polar Bear is a 2022 release while Tenebra, Sonic and Scramble were released in the last two weeks of December 2021.
Ports are boring. I guess it's rare to have both technical skill and game design skill.
I tend to lean towards your thinking. I prefer original games over ports. Game design is an under rated skill.