Activision's Commodore 64 15 Pack (1995)
Genres:Arcade
Themes:Action
Story:After the three Atari 2600 Action Packs Activision took the next step and brought out an emulation package featuring the Commodore 64 with 15 games:
Alcazar: The Forgotten Fortress
Beamrider
Eliminator
Hacker
Little Computer People
Portal
Toy Bizarre
Rock n' Bolt
Park Patrol
Master of the Lamps
The Activision Decathlon
The Great American Cross-Country Road Race
Web Dimension
Zenji
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