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Is the first one Inertia on the Beeb? It looks familiar but probably isn't...
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3. looks like the mario brothers...
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Sorry, you're both wrong. No. 1 is a game on a famous British computer (but not the Beeb) and a budget title, and No. 3 is a very famous American machine in action. Quite early, but nonetheless grand game it was too.
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1. Marble Madness? Number 2 looks interesting - I miss the days of Isometric mazes.
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1. Marble Madness? Number 2 looks interesting - I miss the days of Isometric mazes.
You're sort of on the right track with no. 1. Both games were budget releases, no. 2 had "no name", and also appeared on Britian's most popular 8-bit machine.
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| no 3 was a game about a plummer but i dont know much more than that lol no 1 i thought was marble madness. no 5 looks like a fighting game on the c64
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3: Super Pipeline 1 or 2? format beats me though.
4: Aargh, I really should know it. 
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