I always preferred the c64but nowadays the Spectrum wins in nostalgia stakes - their games look nicely retro when c64 ones often just look old.
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monkeon schmonkeon,
Sun 11 May 2014, 12:00,
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I never saw the C64 as a kidI had a Speccy +2A (with built in tape deck) and a friend had the Amstrad CPC464 (he even had the full colour monitor too the yuppie).
Needs more Last Ninja 2 :D
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Jeccius Steam Borderlands 2 junkie,
Sun 11 May 2014, 12:35,
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Does anyone remember the CPC664It was a 6128 with green-screen if I remember. I had one and think it was an import. I was that trendy!
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Fr_Jerry_McGwier looked over both shoulders at,
Sun 11 May 2014, 17:10,
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I had a 664It was the short-lived precursor of the 6128. The 6128 started life as a US-only model, but Amstrad soon dropped the 664 and sold the 6128 everywhere.
I thought the 664 was great - better keyboard layout, plus the AMSDOS ROM was socketed so you could remove it and replace it with something better.
Why does my brain remember all this rubbish?
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Wed 14 May 2014, 17:35,
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I thought the 664 was great - better keyboard layout, plus the AMSDOS ROM was socketed so you could remove it and replace it with something better.
Why does my brain remember all this rubbish?
The only game I genuinely miss from the Commodore years is 'Friday The 13th'.The list of Spectrum titles is far more comprehensive.
( Captain Howdy,
Sun 11 May 2014, 12:43,
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I'd probably go for Rainbow IslandsThat did actually use the extra colour well.
( monkeon schmonkeon,
Sun 11 May 2014, 12:54,
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As did Shadow Warrior tooOcean games :D
( Jeccius Steam Borderlands 2 junkie,
Sun 11 May 2014, 13:02,
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That looks a bit muggy nowadays.My memories aren't of C64 games being so brown!
( monkeon schmonkeon,
Sun 11 May 2014, 13:05,
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8-bit home computer gaming* is the best!*Comes with free built-in ColourBlind Yellow Monochrome Mode [tm]
( Jeccius Steam Borderlands 2 junkie,
Sun 11 May 2014, 13:20,
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