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1066 online game endings
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Here's a
game ending from the archives...
Escape from Arth by Psytronik
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Have you
ever wondered what delights are waiting for you at the end of
your favourite Commodore 64 game? Is there a game that you have spent
an AGE trying to complete, but you just can't mange to reach the
end? Well stress no more as the C64endings.co.uk Team are here
to reveal all...
We've been completing
and cataloguing Commodore 64 games since the very early
days of our beloved machine, and this web site has
continually grown from strength to strength since 1997.
Special
"THANKS" to team members: Frank Gasking, Matthew Rogers,
Brendan Phoenix, Neil Collins, Andrew Fisher, and Inge
Pedersen. Thanks also goes to the
Lemon
64 website, which houses our endings within each of
their archived games.
Vinny
Mainolfi
The Web Master
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LAYING DORMANT for now... |
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Just to let you all know
that this site remains dormant whilst I concentrate my
time and efforts on my Commodore 64 magazine, FREEZE64.
All the endings and info will remain as a live archive,
but for now, I won't be adding any new C64 game endings.
BUT - you can see new game endings in my C64 magazine,
which you can check out at
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GAME
ENDING: Plural by CP Verlag |
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It has
been another busy couple of weeks here at C64ending HQ,
but unfortunately not much is Commodore 64 related.
Today we take a quick breather from the usual
dollar-earning day-job to add another game ending for
all to see...
Thank you to team member
Neil Collins for playing through this superb shoot-em-up
and obtaining the ending...
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- Completed by Neil
Collins
- Posted on 16/02/16 - |
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NEXT LEVEL:
Punchy by Mr. Micro |
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Now I'll be honest here:
I've heard of this game, but I've NEVER seen it... until
now! I remember seeing it on the shelves back in our
town's computer store, but I just couldn't force myself
to buy it because I was put off by the cover. I'm not
entirely sure what it was, but it just felt like a cheap
and boring game. 30+ years later I stumble
on the game in the Gamebase 64 database and decide to
load it up. To my surprise, it's a nice little game -
even if it is a total
Hunchback rip-off!
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- Played through by Vinny
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- Posted on 07/02/16 - |
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GAME
ENDING: Periscope Up by Atlantis Software |
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Here's
one of those coincidences when I've gone to add a new
game ending to this site and realised that the game
looked familiar. In fact, last November I went through
the code to this game deciding whether or not to crazy
hack it, and whilst looking through the code I found
many triggers - one of them being the game ending. So as
well as Neil completing the game with cheats, I also
cheated and jumped straight to the end. Now there's a
first! ;-P
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- Completed by Neil
Collins & Vinny Mainolfi
- Posted on 04/02/16 - |
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NEXT LEVEL:
Astrobot by CBI |
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I stumbled on this arcade
platform game whilst looking through the Gamebase 64
database on my laptop. I was looking for a game to crazy
hack and this looked like a likely candidate. With it's
colourful platforms and challenging game play, it was
certainly worth the effort.
I was quite surprised it
had a whole bunch of levels to play through...
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- Played through by Vinny
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- Posted on 01/02/16 - |
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NEXT LEVEL:
Spellbound by Ocean Software |
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Here's an early Ocean Software platformer released
back in 1984. I really don't know where to start on this
one... it's a sub-standard release that doesn't
really offer much of a challenge for the player. The
graphics are very basic, the sound is dire and the game
play is flat. Time
hasn't been good to this one...
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- Played through by Vinny
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- Posted on 31/01/16 - |
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GAME
ENDING: Power Pyramids by Quicksilva |
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Power
Pyramids is a puzzle game by Quicksilva. The storyline
is a bizarre tale about the delivery of and construction
of pyramids throughout the galaxy by the intellectually
advanced Egyptians. It all boils down to a simple
concept: guide a robotic sphere around each of the
pyramids and activate its power by touching the various
points scattered within it's maze of corridors. You have
to control various switches and ramps in order to
navigate the rooms and avoid items that cause you
harm...
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- Completed by Neil
Collins & Vinny Mainolfi
- Posted on 28/01/16 - |
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