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Or carts to buy amongst otherīut more newsworthy is that most of the Vic20's software library is Why bother looking at was once available but is no longer sold, youĪsk? There's simple nostalgia. And withĪ catalog this size, you'll stay busy for quite some time, I'd say! But there are many games that you'd love, too, if only youīesides, the whole "looking through a catalog of stuff I can have"Įxperience is one all of us like, to one degree or another. That goes for the Vic20, and every other gaming systemĮver made. Some games simply aren't worth having, from a "will I ever play it" I gave up on the idea of having "everything" a long time ago Most of us don't fall into that category, hence the need for solid If you're rich and have ample space for all these toys, why not. Have no clue what it is or what it does, I have to own one" mentality. Some form of the "its a title on a list somewhere, and even though I I've seen, over and over among all the "classic gaming" groups, The list goes on, but you get the idea: I don't NES & SNES, and even a few of the real, stand-up, full-sizedĪrcade machines. I have Atari 2600, 5200,Īnd 7800 systems, as well as the current Jaguar, the ColecoVision,Ĭommodore's 64 computer, the Vectrex, the Sega Genesis, the Nintendo I've longīeen involved in gaming, on many systems. Read this document, you probably see a need for it as well. I wrote this because I saw a need for it. The author chose not to review tape-based software, for various Were many, many more programs once released in tape format. Note that this text covers only cartridge-based software. Of appealing to them, so they can check it out more for themselves. The system's modern users to identify software that has a good chance The purpose of this document is partly amusement and partly to help Text reviews of most of the ROM-cartridge software that was ever madeįor the Vic20 computing system. Users of the Commodore VIC-20 home computer system. This document was made to spread useful information to current Proofread and converted to hypertext by Marko Mäkelä Author's notes I have gone to great pains to credit those before me. Giving me my due credit for any and all work that I have done, just as
I just ask that any such people will be fair and honest in Permission to any individual(s) for any non-profit use of thisĭocument. However, the author and copyright holder grants his Cartzilla!Ĭopyright notice: © 1997 Ward Shrake. VIC-20 Cartridge Software Reviews VIC-20 Cartridge Software Reviews a.k.a.
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