Most Popular Amstrad CPC Games

[Bill Harbison]

Q10 Tank Buster
Release Date: 1991
Genre: Shoot-'Em-Up

The Weetabix vs. the Titchies
Release Date: 1984
Genre: Shoot-'Em-Up

Miami Vice
Release Date: 1986
Genre: Modern Action Adventure

Operation Thunderbolt
Release Date: 1989
Genre: Fantasy First-Person Shooter

Operation Wolf
Release Date: 1988
Genre: Action

Savage
Release Date: 1988
Genre: Beat-'Em-Up

Starquake
Release Date: 1986
Genre: Sci-Fi Action Adventure

Thundercats
Release Date: 1987
Genre: Beat-'Em-Up

E-SWAT
Release Date: 1990
Genre: 2D Platformer

Dead or Alive
Release Date: 1987
Genre: 2D Fighting

Gryzor
Release Date: 1988
Genre: 2D Platformer

Gauntlet II
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Genre: Fantasy Action Adventure

Predator
Release Date: 1987
Genre: Action

Livingstone, I Presume?
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Genre: 2D Platformer

Sky Shark
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Genre: Shoot-'Em-Up

[madhatt3r]

admin said:

Livingstone, I Presume?
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Genre: 2D Platformer

Sorry for the pedanticism but that was actually a Spanish game by Opera Soft (Livingstone Supongo). Wikipedia says too that it was distributed in the UK by Alligata, so I don't quite understand what's US doing there.

Is it your personal favourites list or did you find it somewhere on the net/magazine?

Operation Thunderbolt was way addictive, whoever worked on it certainly nailed it. I did spend countless hours playing it with my neighbour although we never made it through the boats stage (if memory serves me well)...loads of bazooka tooting bastards there.

cheers,

[Bill Harbison]

madhatt3r said:

admin said:

Livingstone, I Presume?
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Genre: 2D Platformer

Sorry for the pedanticism but that was actually a Spanish game by Opera Soft (Livingstone Supongo). Wikipedia says too that it was distributed in the UK by Alligata, so I don't quite understand what's US doing there.

Is it your personal favourites list or did you find it somewhere on the net/magazine?

Operation Thunderbolt was way addictive, whoever worked on it certainly nailed it. I did spend countless hours playing it with my neighbour although we never made it through the boats stage (if memory serves me well)...loads of bazooka tooting bastards there.

cheers,

It was from a list on the net, you easily saw through my plan.

[britnostalgic]

Bill, did you do the graphics for Chase HQ on the Amstrad CPC? Sorry if you've been asked this a zillion times, but i'm a meer mortal on here.

Oh and Operation Wolf has to be the most popular game on the CPC.

[Bill Harbison]

i certainly did!