Pyjamarama - Mikro-Gen's classic has arrived on the Commodore Vic-20 35k by AI/gekka

Gekka has successfully brought Mikro-Gen's 1984 classic Pyjamarama to the Commodore VIC-20 with the assistance of AI tools. Inspired by the beloved original ZX Spectrum title, this unofficial adaptation marks the first time Wally Week's famous sleepwalking adventure has made its way to the classic VIC-20. To accommodate the expansive journey through Wally's nightmares, the game requires a VIC-20 equipped with a 35K RAM expansion, fully supporting both PAL and NTSC systems alongside standard keyboard and joystick inputs.

The release marks a thrilling new chapter for a franchise that originally spanned the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, and Commodore 64 as the second instalment in the iconic Wally Week series. Players dive into a surreal world that captures the essence of the classic Mikro-Gen era, which eventually spawned four other sequels including Automania and Everyone's A Wally. Whether navigating the dreamscapes to the tones of "Popcorn" or the game's alternative original soundtrack, retro gamers can finally experience this piece of computer history on the VIC-20 35k.

The Wally Collection via Plus/4 World includes all five games:

• - Automania
• - Pyjamarama
• - Everyone s a Wally
• - Herbert s Dummy Run
• - Three Weeks in Paradise

Links :1) Source 2) Wally Collection