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The Amiga had a killer racing scene. Here are my Top 10 best Commodore Amiga racing games (in no strict order). What’s your #1? Did I miss any classics?

Good morning to everyone who remembers the Commodore 64 datasette loading sound.

Kikstart II on Commodore Amiga – Trials Bike Mayhem! Released in 1987 by Mastertronic, this is the Amiga conversion of the popular motorbike trials game (sequel to the C64 hit Kikstart). Based on the BBC TV show Kick Start, it’s a side-view trials racing classic where balance, timing, and throttle control are everything! PLAY or MISS?

Zak McKracken on Commodore 64: Hilarious. Epic. Mindbending. That's how I would descibe the second SCUMM adventure from Lucasfilm. A true classic! Anyone else agree?

Beyond the Forbidden Forest on the Commodore 64 game released in 1985 by Cosmi Corporation, developed by Paul Norman as a sequel to the 1983 game Forbidden Forest. Known for its creepy atmosphere, the game features a sinister soundtrack, gory death animations... who loved it?

@exQUIZitely I am the same. It was the OG, it looked and sounded authentic and stunning.

@MuseumCommodore Number 1 for me.

Favorite Last Ninja on C64?

@russellcrowe You are both legends. RIP Sam.

Sam Neil. Kind, wise, impish, graceful, warm. The last time I saw him I took the opportunity to tell him he was an inspiration to me. Rest in Peace Sam.

@Nerdrotics Wow! And that was a really bad movie.

Oh no! When it is all said and done Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will have made more money at the box office than Superman's James Gunn and Supergirl combined.

@Dominos_UK Last slice gone

tell a terrifying story in 3 words

@dannyowelch @nikitabier @growing_daniel I agree, I see alot of comments about how bad the feed is. Mine is awesome I interact with what I like and the algo gives me more, nice!

@nikitabier @growing_daniel I personally think my X feed is pretty great! Lots of space, AI, retro gaming, simulation theory, robotics, and politics... It's almost entirely things I want to see.

Nikita giving a 15% bump on mutuals tweets as cover for a bunch of other changes including more girls posting selfies tweets. The instagramification will continue until DAU numbers improve.

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Commodore 64 owners favourite snack? SID Chips Their favourite drink? Sprite Sorry, I was feeling in a silly mood 😜

Lean in and pin the throttle! 🏍️💨Team Suzuki (1991, Gremlin Graphics) This is one of the fastest and most realistic motorcycle racing games on the Amiga. Race as part of the legendary Team Suzuki in the 500cc Grand Prix championship. Blistering polygon 3D graphics, smooth scrolling tracks, and proper bike physics that punish mistakes hard — just like the real thing! Control your Suzuki RGV500 with mouse (highly recommended), joystick or keyboard. Look behind you with the spacebar, manage lean angles, brakes, and gears while battling AI riders in full seasons. Why it tore up the Amiga scene: - Insanely fast polygon graphics for 1991 — felt lightning quick - Demanding but rewarding handling model - Great sense of speed and danger - Solid reviews: Amiga Format 88%, Amiga Action 89%, Amiga Power 73% A proper adrenaline rush for any fan of racing sims on A500/A600. Gremlin delivered one of the best bike games of the early 90s! 🔥 HIT or MISS?🏁

I first played Bomberman on a PS1 when friends came to visit and convinced my wife and me to try an insane 4-player game. It was everything they promised. When the Bomberman 64 clone for the Commodore 64 was released in 2007 by Samar Productions, it delivered everything you’d expect from Bomberman. Admittedly, it was only 1-player, but it still delivered all the goods. Coded by Michal “Skull” Okowicki of Samar Productions, it features nice multicolour sprites, smooth scrolling in larger levels, animated enemies, and solid sound effects/music (by Owen Crowley/CRD and Sidder). Did you play it, or the later multiplayer version?

@gordoslair I had the Final Cartridge III back in the day. Did all the same things and introduced me to GUI

A must have back in the day. Now there are a few more options. #C64 #Commodore #Commodore64

@landofthe80s Megatron was the ultimate villain in 80s cartoons.

Which villain did you prefer as a kid?

@brockpierson Golden Eye rocked in the N64. Single player was good, but the death matches were epic...only beaten by Halo IMHO.

What's your favorite N64 game

@exQUIZitely Green Beret on the C64 is incredibly hard. I had a couple of friends that were really good at it...I spent most of my time dying.

40 years ago this arcade classic was ported to the C64. It still ranks among the toughest games I ever played. One of the absolute highlights was Martin Galway's music. The C64 truly had the best sound of the 80s. Green Beret (also Rush'n Attack), 1986.

I kid you not, this was is a genuine retro gaming ad for the ultimate gaming accessory. (it doesn't come with the joystick)