Home › Gamasutra's "A History of Gaming Platforms" - The Commodore 64 (Loguidice and Barton)

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Wed, 10/24/2007 - 11:38am
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nice work guys. Shame you

nice work guys. Shame you didnt have better screenshots... You mention an uber awesome looking game but no screenshot of how uber awesome it is. So why talk about mayhem in monsterland goodness and then give us a mancopter screenshot :( which is abysmal in presentation (at least it wasnt say, a screen shot of international soccer)

Is this how the c64 entry in the book is or an excerpt of the c64 entry?

-- Stu --

-- Stu --

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