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It’s all very authentic, at least 😄

18 months later Hulk was back - the first character to appear on a CF cover more than once (the only other one’s Mayhem!).

Definitely one of his more unusual fights.

Yeah, I think the whole thing was kinda muddled - the reporting was at time too. I think the PCs (some of them anyway) had Amiga on them. Never mattered in the end, ‘course.

Commodore Format 58 (July, 1995) A look at the July 1995 issue of British C64 magazine, Commodore Format.

It’s coincidentally 30 years since Escom purchased the rights to make C64s and Amigas, although not the Commodore brand itself. Escom itself went under a year later:

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Yeah, this is the first thing I remember playing that felt like a true adventure.

This looks very nice indeed.

Exile had a physics engine years before Half-Life 2. Fire, water, wind, gravity - you weren’t just fighting the enemies

Commodore Format 10 (July, 1991) This issue had a subscriber’s newsletter. Read it here Read the accompanying Power Pack feature It’s when you start to look back at what happened in the months Commodore Format was publ…

July ‘91: Exile on the cover, awarded CF’s second highest ever score in a surprise Gary Penn review. Park Patrol on the tape:

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a man in a suit is typing on a keyboard in front of a computer monitor . ALT: a man in a suit is typing on a keyboard in front of a computer monitor .

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Ah great, I’ll have a look at that! Yeah. Funny old mag. More fanzine by that point really!

Thank you for this and the repost too. It legit helps! I’ll add you to the supporter list 🙏🏻 Happy to hear the site has been a help too!

This is a great resource for all things Commodore Format, and I have just done my donation for this year to help with the site fees in order to keep the site active. The editor is one of the good guys too, and have been fortunate enough to have some articles published there.

Thanks for your help both now and back in the day, Waz. You’re one of the good guys too.

Help keep the site online with a one-off or recurring payment. Supporter hall of fame – thank-you! The Commodore Format Archive is the result of a decade’s work dedicated to bringing you conversations with the writers you love and the stories …

Our archive of hundreds of interviews, features and scans is the result of over a decade’s work. It costs about £100 in total a year to keep what I hope you think is a wonderful and unique resource online. If you can spare a few quid it genuinely helps:

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Help keep the site online with a one-off or recurring payment. Supporter hall of fame – thank-you! The Commodore Format Archive is the result of a decade’s work dedicated to bringing you conversations with the writers you love and the stories …

Our archive of hundreds of interviews, features and scans is the result of over a decade’s work. It costs about £100 in total a year to keep what I hope you think is a wonderful and unique resource online. If you can spare a few quid it genuinely helps:

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Looks really nice, this.

Great isn’t it? It’s actually a conversion of the Master System one.

“There’ll never be Sonic for C64”, the mags told disappointed letter writers in 1991. Pah! A mere 30 year wait sure put egg on their faces, eh?

It’s C64 with Ram expansion, but indeed a C64!

“There’ll never be Sonic for C64”, the mags told disappointed letter writers in 1991. Pah! A mere 30 year wait sure put egg on their faces, eh?

Snow joke.

That end sequence was inspired by the movie Shocker!

🔥 Clever coding, cinematic presentation and outstanding game design makes C64 exclusive Turbocharge one of the most thrilling 8-bit experiences.

🗓️ 1991, System 3, tape and disk

Clyde looks at the screen and blinks, yeah!

What #C64 games are there in which the main sprite will look at the “camera”, wave or otherwise communicate with the player? Thinking like Little Computer People style.

Thank you!

Does it really! Thank you very much, I’ll have a look.