C64 Contributor's Page
This section of the TND web site consists of programs, written by all friends and contributors. Being games, demos, tools or whatever, I am happy to help support people who write stuff for the good old Commodore 64 computer, even if they are SEUCK games, or anything like that :o)
This is where *you* come involved. If you have written anything you would like us to add to our web site then please contact me and I'll sort it out for you.
Before you do however. Please read the guidelines
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. All images are zipped .D64 images, and run on CCS64 or WinVice.
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To be able to use these following files. You will need to transfer the .D64/.PRG images to a real Commodore 64 using an XE1541 cable with Star Commander (you can also use XM1541-cable with Starcommander and with user port driver under XP too
) Alternatively, you can download one
of those three highly
recommended C64 emulators.CCS64
VICE
HOX's 64
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Programming: Roberto Ricioppo
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload
Cannot really think of a storyline for this game, so just drive along the road and blast all bad guys in site! You can shoot squared thingies for bonus points (Whatever they are).
Fixy the Commander
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sensible Software's SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioopo
Genre: SEUCK (Vertical Scrolling)
Tape loader: R-Load by Daniel Kahlin
You are Fixy the Commander. You have been assigned to protect the land, which belongs to the king. Armed with a Musket gun, you set off on your mission to fight against the invaders - Who wish to steal your land. Can your fight fairly and save your land from the invaders?
Fix the Fuxia
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
You are Mr. Fix, a person who just had to mess things up.. You created a series of programmable mechanoids and robots, which eventually were more clever to reprogram themselves to cause a riot. Your mission is to finally put a stop to the mess, which you originally caused. Having to fight against the robots, in order to turn them into spare parts again. Can you defeat the robots and save the world, or have you finally met your match?
Flying Cobra RX *NEW*
Programming: Alf Yngve (Using Sensible Software's SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux), Richard Bayliss (Front end)
Graphics: Alf Yngve
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: SEUCK (Vertical Scrolling)
Tape loader: Thunderload 7 by Richard Bayliss and Martin Piper
The Story:
An evil Dictator has risen. A new war has taken place in the Gulf of Mexico. He threatens to start a worldwide Nuclear war, which could result to devastating consequences. The president sent in many of the armed forces to do battle against the evil dictator. Although weakening the enemy forces was going well at first, nobody survived. In order to win the nuclear war. A code has been broken, and intelligence has detected that the dictator is located at an unused airport at the other side of the warzone The president has called in the Flying Cobra pilots... Unfortunately this is where you take the piece of the action.
The Game
Your mission is to pilot Flying Cobra fighter jets (using a joystick in port 2) across the enemy lines. Your plane is armed with forward rockets, and also guided missile launchers. To fire the guided missile launcher, you must move the direction of the plane and fire whilst in motion. You must fight against all enemies that are located on ground, air and sea. During the battle you will be under firing range - which is very easy for the enemies. Some enemies will aim for the current position of your jet and then when ready, they will fire. Try to avoid the enemy fire.
Later on in the game, you will find your plane's altitude is getting critically low. During that stage crashing into any buildings, otherwise you'll waste one of the jets. If all jets are wasted, the game is up and the dictator wins. Can you survive, land safely at the airport and finally get dictator arrested? Or will the nuclear war break out across the world? The fate is in your hands.
Controls:
Joystick in Port 2 Only
RUN/STOP - Pause
Q (While paused) - Quit Game
FORGOTTEN FOREST
Programming: Alf Yngve (Using Sensible Software's SEUCK), Richard Bayliss (Front end + enhancements)
Graphics: Alf Yngve
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: SEUCK (Horizontal Scrolling)
Tape loader: Martin Piper + Richard Bayliss
You are a bounty hunter ... armed with a flamethrower. Your hero is controlled using a joystick in port 2. You must enter all stages of the Forgotten Forest in order to locate and find the hidden treasure. Unfortunately you will not be alone, as you don't expect what will be lurking in there. A demon is guarding the treasure.
Use your flamethrower on the creepies that pop by. Some creepies, especially the larger ones will help boost the power of your flamethrower. However, you have to fight those evil creatures first.
If an enemy kills you, you will be resurrected, until the energy bar is zero. You can gain extra energy every time you score 10,000 points.
Can you reach the final show down, and reach the treasure. Or will death become your fate?
FORM3001
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload (Martin Piper)
Drive along the racing track, avoid crashing into other enemy cars and background. Shoot the enemies and win the race.
Fourth Street
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 (Martin Piper, Richard Bayliss)
Drive across Fourth Street and shoot any enemies on sight. Avoid crashing into various obstacles and animals. Otherwise you will lose a life.
Frosty the Snowman 2
Programming: Joe Dixon
Graphics: Joe Dixon
Music: Joe Dixon
Genre: Run and Jump
Tape Loader: Polygon Loader V1!
The idea is simple - you have to get your snowman from one end of the obstacle course to the other, avoiding various hazards. One
or two players can play simultaneously, just like the original. However, in this version, both players can enter the same screen,
and can push each other (if the options are set to allow it).The new game is also considerably longer (31 screens), and has
more music and even some digital samples!
This production consists of a disk image, tape mastering disk and also a mastered tape. All in their own original form.
Frosty the Snowman 2 Turbo
Programming: Joe Dixon
Graphics: Joe Dixon
Music: Joe Dixon
Genre: Run and Jump
Tape Loader: Polygon Loader V2
This is a more special version of Frosty the Snowman 2 with a new colour scheme. The game also features some additional options to enhance game play! Help Frosty the Snowman collect presents and deliver those back to Santa. Watch out for those obstacles. Santa's just too drunk to do his job right LOL!
This production consists of a disk image and also a mastered tape. All in their own original form.
Important - Author's rights on this page
All productions on this web site have been either submitted by the game authors themselves, their friends/contact or were used with permission. All programs on this site are freely distributable for use on a real Commodore 64/128 or C64 emulators. However the authors still retain copyright to their stuff and we like to obey these copyright laws by keeping software in good form. Therefore if you copy any of these programs for your friends/contacts, please keep everything the way it is meant to be (as on this site). If the author at any chance want their programs removed (i.e. now sold commercially) then they have the right to do so and we will be happy to do exactly that.
Secondly. Have you written a game (SEUCK, Assembly, etc.) then please email richard-bayliss(a)blueyonder.co.uk and we'll evaluate it and if suitable, upload it on to our web space.