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1986
Happiest Days of Your Life
Ported from the ZX Spectrum to the Commodore 64. Youtube
1987
Super Robin Hood
Ported from the ZX Spectrum to the Commodore 64. Youtube
1987
Bushido
Original title a Gauntlet style game for the Commodore 64. Review
1988
Scorpius
Original title a scrolling shoot em’ up for the Commodore 64 Youtube
1988
GI Hero
Ported from the ZX Spectrum to the Commodore 64.
1989
Street Warriors
Original title a beat em’ up for the Commodore 64 Youtube
1989
Bounce’n
Original title a isometric puzle game for the Commodore 64.
1989
Skateboard Joust
Ported from the ZX Spectrum to the Commodore 64. Youtube
1990
Autotest
Original title a top down driving game for the Commodore 64. Youtube
1990
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Commodore Amiga and Atari ST for Merchandise Licence. Youtube
1990
Traitor
Original title a Scrolling shoot em’ up for the Commodore Amiga and Atari St.
1990
Xenon 2
Ported from the Commodore Amiga to the Sega Genesis. Youtube
1990
Weird Dreams
Ported from the Amiga to the Commodore 64. Youtube
1991
The Captain is Dead
Original title for the Amiga and Atari ST, lost in publishers bankruptcy.
1992
McDonald Land
Commodore 64 for the Hamburger chain Merchandise Licence. Youtube
1992
Zyconix
Original title, a Tetris typ game for Commodore Amiga and Atari St. Youtube
1992
Terminator 2
Ported from Nintendo SNES to the Sega Megadrive. Youtube
1992
Super Methane Brothers
Original title for the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST, self published Youtube
Hi there! Such a wonderful article, thanks!
Dang, that’s a nice list of ports, to be honest. Think I will get down to porting games myself, when I graduate.
Dunno about others, but I really enjoyed it as a kiddo.