It's Spring and to celebrate this, Version 11 of the Gamebase64 database has just been released! The total game count is now 24000 - which means, another 500 entries have been added!
In addition to this, two small (but useful and cool) new features have been added to the website: It is now possible to search and browse the game graphicians - and, if a game is a clone of another title, the main entry will show up on the detail page.
Καθε κανονας που σεβεται τον εαυτο του εχει την/τις εξαιρεση/εις του.
Και ο C64 αποτελει μια τρανταχτη επιβεβαιωση της παραπανω αρχης και την σαφως την εξαιρεση του κανονα " Ουκ εν τω πολλω το ευ" .
Gamebase64 με 500 νεες entries ,αλλα και προσθηκη νεων features .
Karnov έγραψε:Συγχαρητήρια στα παιδιά. Είναι απίστευτοι.
Άλλωστε στην ομάδα υπάρχει και ένας περήφανος Έλληνας ο Δημήτρης ο Κιμινάς.
Tο κανόνι είναι μάλλον απο το Last Ninja 1
Εύγε! Για το πάθος και τον κόπο αλλά και για το τελικό αποτέλεσμα.
Commodore 64 is immortal.
Nemo έγραψε:
-www.gamebase64.com μια και Webmaster αλλά και Game/Info Collector
είναι ο Δημήτρης Κυμηνάς -(???αθηναίος με καταγωγή απο την Χίο ???)
Dimitris Kiminas
Game/Info Collector and Webmaster
Born in Piraeus, Greece. Scholar of Byzantine history specializing in the Orthodox Patriarchates, feels a strange attraction to C64 computers software and hardware -- could it be love? I got my first computer back in 1984, it was a used C64 whose memory I burned some years later after removing a Final Cartridge III without turning off the computer. I never bought an Amiga, just kept buying used C64/C128 1541/71/81 hardware until my basement was full. I also possess all ZZAP!64 magazines and find a sick form of pleasure in htmlizing ancient reviews of ancient games, as can be observed in the relevant section of this site.
I got my first computer back in 1984, it was a used C64 whose memory I burned some years later after removing a Final Cartridge III without turning off the computer. I never bought an Amiga, just kept buying used C64/C128 1541/71/81 hardware until my basement was full. I also possess all ZZAP!64 magazines and find a sick form of pleasure in htmlizing ancient reviews of ancient games, as can be observed in the relevant section of this site.
