Green Beret - The Commodore 16 gets a far superior version of Green Beret compared to the original release!

Green Beret was an action arcade game released by Konami in 1985. It is remembered for its Cold War setting and its reliance on the player using mainly a knife to dispatch enemies, although you were able to collect many different weapons to aid you in combat. Green Beret was one of the hardest games I had ever played and yet was one of the games that gave me the best memories! Sadly however if you had the Commodore 16 version, it was widely regarded as one of the worst video games ever made. Well at least until now...

Hercules Redux - A redux version of the classic Hercules game for the Commodore 16/Plus4

If you're looking for something different to play through this weekend and possibly the week ahead too, then you'll pleased to know as thanks to a heads up by Plus/4 World, we've been told that C64Mark has released a redux version of the classic game Hercules for the Commodore 16/Plus4. As in the words of Luca : "C64Mark is the very first streamer with a Commodore 16 dedicated channel on his own Twitch channel, and today he has a further present for us: together with a bunch of friends whose helped him, he released a redux version of Hercules C16!".

Mob City C16 - A Commodore 16 game inspired by the coin-op Empire City: 1931

Luca Carrafiello of Plus4/World has just posted via their Facebook group to let us know that if you have a Commodore 16 it might be worth checking out the latest release of 'Mob City C16'; A Commodore 16 game which isn't just inspired by the coin-op Arcade game of Empire City: 1931, but it's also based around the same game as Prohibition, a game which is also the conversion of the Arcade game later released by Infograms on systems such as the Amstrad!

Dork Dave And The Dirty Trick - A new platformer for the Commodore 16.

This must be one of our first C16 announcements as we've just been informed through the RVG Forums, of ' Dork Dave And The Dirty Trick '; a new platformer by Misfit that gives us the old school charm of Mario, takes us back to the 1980s and adds in lovely smooth scrolling that's all playable either on a Commodore 16+mem or through the emulator WinVice.