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
To be able to download, please click on the disk icon, under the name.
. All images are zipped .D64 images, and run on CCS64 or WinVice.
By downloading this software, you automatically agree to follow this agreement of usage
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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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Xetris
Programming: Danny Beismans
Graphics: Danny Beismans, Neil Kendall, Johan Janssen
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Puzzle (Tetris)
Tape Loader: Dosoft DT Turbo
Rotate and fit falling shapes in place to form lines. When a line is formed you will lose the line and score more points. Watch out though because of random shapes. If you get completely stuck, then game is over.
Xiendres 3
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sideways SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Shoot Em Up (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard/TND
Guide your flying saucer across a horizontal scrolling labyrinth, battling against enemy guards. Can you escape Xiendres 3, or will you become intergalactic space trash? Good luck..
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.