The Commodore 64 is one of the most successful gaming computers ever, and these are the games that helped define it.

Bruce Lee: Return of Fury is a 170kb free download (get it here) and can be played on a real Commodore 64 or on any PC with an emulator. For more information on Return of Fury, including how to ...

The game was called Bruce Lee II. It featured an Amstrad CPC mode and a Commodore 64 mode which gave the game a retro look like it was created for those two platforms in the first place.

While 1976’s arcade game Heavyweight Champ and 1984’s Karate Champ came first, the idea of a fighting game being something ...

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This is just too predictable, but I loved my Commodore 64. From Loderunner to Bruce Lee (pictured above) to Mission Impossible Mission (Destroy him robots!) to Karateka to Exploding Fists. But ...

Let me play BRUCE LEE, Commando, BoulderDash, Manic Miner and I can die in peace. Having Commodore emulator and not just some games on Switch would be so so awesome!

He was the titular hero of Datasoft’s Bruce Lee game for the Spectrum 48k (and systems like the Commodore 64), created and programmed by Ron J. Fortier with art by Kelly Day.

the implementation, as set within the address space of the Commodore 64 – about 15kB of the accessible 64kB RAM is used. There’s been a lot of fuss about the ‘quantum advantage’ that would ...

One man’s nearly 40-year, 8-bit quest to finish his teenage Commodore 64 RPG Disks and tapes are fallible, so it's back to assembly code and pencil notes.