Denial

Terminal's other Vic adventures, Magic Mirror and Nosferatu by Mick Taylor, were written in Basic. Curse of the Werewolf was written by C. Robinson but I guess it's very likely that it was written in Basic too - many (most?) adventures for the Vic-20 were. Anyway, that's good news! Even I might have...

Amazing! I rember being very intrigued by Sword of Hrakel when I read the rather long description in the catalog of Swedish importer Tial Trading in 1983. But it wasn't until the early 90s that I actually got hold of the game when I asked an electronic store about their old Vic games. They had some ...

A first-rate conversion :D It has both more depth and more polish than almost all other Vic 20 games of its genre. It plays really, really well and I love the jingles and the little animations that would probably had been left out if it had been released back in 82-83 35 400 is my best so far. I mos...

Try this for a starter! It is a great intro pattern to round up the ghosts. You can also use it as the basis for a longer pattern, but it is not ideal as it doesn't allow you to eat the first fruit. (If you avoid making the second loop and instead continue downwards you will, however, have the begin...

It's all about having a good pattern to clean out all the dots and eat the two fruits (very important on later levels) before eating the power pellets - and also some complementary patterns for rounding up the ghosts after the loss of a life. But when you reach the levels with the key (the last frui...

Ah ... my first Vic-20 game, my first own video game ever, and still my favorite home version of Pac Man! I actually rank it equal to the arcade version. The sounds are better (except the start jingle, as it is only one voice); the flicker of the ghosts just make them more ghostly; the fruits are bi...