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IT'S
THE ZZAP!64 TOP 64
Here
are some pages to provoke a few arguments! There were
certainly plenty at the Zzap! office while they were
being written. What we've done is to select from the
hundreds of '64 games available our 64 favourite all
time '64 greats. In order.
If
you're looking for a new game we can heartily recommend
any one of these titles (at least, most of us recommend
most of them -- there were arguments, remember). And
if you think our selection is up the creek, you should:
(1) get your head seen to, (2) write and tell us to
get our heads seen to, (3) use the form at the end of
this feature to vote your favourite games into our top
64.
Most games reviewed in this issue haven't been considered,
and neither have text-input adventures or titles available
only on disk.
ZZAP!
HITS, ZZAP!64, May 1985
When
reading these, pls have in mind that the text was written
back in April 1985, when the C64 software pool was just
beginning to rise. The games listed here were the best
games of the pre-ZZAP!64 era, and their inclusion was
deemed necessary for the reader to know the software
background of the C64 at the time the first issue of
ZZAP! came out. I'm looking for an individual possessing
all issues of Personal Computer Games, the mag
that, although multi-format, contained more C64 game
reviews for 1984 than any other. Also, all C64 reviews
from pre-1985 C&VG would do fine... If you
have them and are willing to make photocopies for me
in order to htmlize them (all costs covered), pls contact
me!
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