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Right from the beginning,
Hackersoft really had no intentions on producing games in any size,
shape or form, but for some reason things started to veer that way, and
for a very short while, producing games seemed to be a very natural step
to take.
Click on the program title
or image to download the .PRG file:
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Commando 2 |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995
ASSISTED BY:
Programmer
Jon Wells who released a listing that allows you to tag
on a BASIC program to a SEUCK designed game.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This game was actually produced in
two parts: using Sensible Software's 'Shoot Em Up
Construct Kit', and BASIC. All the sprites were ripped
from the original Commando game by Chris Butler and the
scenery was drawn from scratch. This game only features
one level and the rest remains unfinished. |
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Jet Set Willy 2 - The Bedsit
Years |
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RELEASE
DATE:
March 2011
ASSISTED BY:
The
programmers of the original Software Projects game.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
Vinny Mainolfi of Hackersoft:
"I recently read a 'making of' feature in Retro
Gamer magazine on Jet Set Willy 2 and was inspired to go
through the code and have a play with the rooms. This is
my first attempt of working out the code for the room
selection." |
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Monty Cruiser |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1996
ASSISTED BY:
Paul
Clansey who is the original programmer of the game,
Cosmic Cruiser.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
Vinny Mainolfi of Hackersoft:
"I remember thinking how cool it would be to have Monty
Mole as the main character in the game, Cosmic Cruiser.
Whilst adding the new main character, the idea of saving
Jet Set Willy jumped into my head, and so entered
another popular character." |
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Super Staring 99 |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1999
BY:
Frank
Gasking and Vinny Mainolfi
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This game was a joint venture that became an entry for
the 1999 Commodore 64 Crap Game Competition. The
original idea was conceived by Vinny Mainolfi, who
contacted Frank Gasking to see if he was interested in
producing the game. A formidable piece of work that was
actually too good to win the competition. WAGGLE YOUR
JOYSTICK LIKE MAD! |
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