C64 Games NG - Part 4 (2011 to 2012)

00:00:11 - C64anabalt
00:00:44 - Canabalt
00:01:17 - Blok Copy RX
00:01:49 - Chang's Adventure Enhanced
00:02:22 - Edge Grinder
00:02:55 - Escape
00:03:27 - Fairy Well
00:04:00 - Forever Extending Hungry Snake
00:04:32 - Fortress of Narzod (Vectrex port)
00:05:05 - Frantic Freddy
00:05:38 - Hell Racer/ Zagan Warrior (C16 port)
00:06:09 - Hyper Viper
00:06:42 - Jars Revenge
00:07:16 - Jim Slim in Dragonland
00:07:48 - MK II (Spanish)
00:08:20 - Oracle III
00:08:53 - Out-Space
00:09:26 - Panic Analogue
00:09:59 - Pot Nabber
00:10:30 - Prince of Persia
00:11:04 - Rong
00:11:35 - Sheepoid
00:12:09 - Space Trip

2012: 00:12:42
00:12:46 - Alien Bash 2
00:13:19 - Assembloids
00:13:51 - Escape From the Laundry
00:14:24 - Get 'Em DX
00:14:57 - Hardsync
00:15:29 - Mansion Kali (Spanish)
00:16:02 - Match Buster
00:16:35 - Mollusk Redux
00:17:07 - Monkey Eat Milkey
00:17:39 - On the Farm (Parts 1_ 2 & 3)
00:18:12 - Paku Paku v0.95 RC1
00:18:45 - Rent-a-Cop
00:19:17 - RG Rampage
00:19:50 - Sir Ababol
00:20:22 - Soulless
00:20:55 - Space Lords Centaurus
00:21:28 - Spike 64 Dislike
00:22:00 - Super Bread Box (64k)
00:22:33 - Trance Sector
00:23:06 - Wonderland
00:23:38 - You have to Win the Game

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In 1993 the Commodore 64 basically ended. With more than 10 years on the Market (starting in 1982), it had become one of the biggest selling Home Computers and Games consoles ever made.
It had seen it's games going from typical early 80's 8-bit to almost16-bit quality later on. Other, better, machines took over; the natural way of things.

Occasionally a game would be released here and there like the Metal Warrior series, but nothing else. The platform was dead.

Then something happened. Around 2004-2005 , a few noticeable releases started to appear. Every following year after that the amount of releases seemed to steadily grow. Around 2011 even more games were coming out, and it became apparent that 'Retro machines' were generally coming back into fashion somewhat; even some magazines started to appear around this phenomenon.

These last couple of years has seen some big commercial releases and it doesn't seem to stop yet. Around 50 games a year are being released now; full price, budget and in Public Domain. One could argue that the C64 has made a comeback, be it as original hardware, the C64 Mini or emulated. Great times indeed.