Commodore 64 Games published by Activision
The following is a list of Commodore 64 Games published by Activision in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other games may have been published. If you have any games or software that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 39 Commodore 64 Games published by Activision in our collection :
| Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher |
Date: 1988
After Burner
A conversion of Sega's classic air-combat arcade game After Burner
Software House: Activision
Author: Dalali Software
Date: 1989
Fighter Bomber
A 3D flight simulator that was also ported to Amiga and PC
Software House: Activision
Author: Ian Martin
Date: 1989
Ghostbusters II
A platform game based on the hit film
Software House: Activision
Author: Nick Pelling
Date: 1984
H.E.R.O.
A conversion of the original Atari VCS game
Software House: Activision
Author: The Softworks
Date: 1986
Howard the Duck
Software House: Activision
Author: Troy Lyndon, Scott Orr, John Cutter, Harald Seeley, Russell Lieblich
Date: 1987
Knightmare
A puzzle adventure game based on the TV program of the same name
Software House: Activision
Author: MD Software
Date: 1986
Labyrinth (Activision)
A side scrolling adventure game based on the 1986 film of the same name
Software House: Activision
Author: Lucasarts
Date: 1984
On-Court Tennis
A tennis simulator for the Commodore 64
Software House: Activision
Author: Ed Ringler, Scott Orr, Dan Urgin
Date: 1984
Pitfall II - Lost Caverns
An updated and expanded version of David Crane's Atari VCS classic Pitfall
Software House: Activision
Author: Tim Shotter
Date: 1987
Power Drift
An arcade into-the-screen racer
Software House: Activision
Author: Chris Butler
Date: 1988
Predator
An action game based on the hit film
Software House: Activision
Author: Mike Chilton
Date: 1985
The Music Studio
Described as "the best music synthesizer under £50", The Music Studio enabled both novice and experienced musicians to create music on their C64
Software House: Activision
Author: Various
Date: 1984
Time Machine
In Time Machine, the player takes control over Professor Potts whose main profession is building time machines
Software House: Activision
Author: Vivid Image Developments
