We provided both the Amiga and C64 versions. If you haven't tried it yet, it's time to do it. This is a landmark in the history of video games. The disciplines were developed by a different team of programmers, as seen in the game credits. We at C64.COM aim to save and store an important part of the history of those who played a part in the active era of the Commodore 64. The sports simulated include 4x400 meter relay, 100-meter dash, platform diving, freestyle swimming, skeet shooting, rowing, and gymnastics. This is one of the most iconic-looking computer The modern-day Commodore 64 PCB has a nice blue soldermask and a white silkscreen. There s detailed information about current and upcoming C64-related events and past developnments within the scene and game culture in general. Despite not having the official license of the Olympic Games, the game looked almost like a licensed game. Summer Games was highly advanced for its time, and it was probably one of the first games to use the real power of the Commodore 64. The game marked the relaunch of Automated Simulations, the company founded by Jon Freeman and Jim Conelley, into Epyx. The game was so successful in being ported to all the platforms available, including Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari 8-bit, SEGA Master System, and ZX Spectrum. Summer Games is the first game of the popular series dedicated to the Olympic games, created by Epyx and released initially in 1984 for the Commodore 64.
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