Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Hey whatsup guys OSG back with the next instalment of Yhe Commodore Years and today we are looking at 1984.
1984 was the first full year where the Commodore 64 really hit its stride. Developers had mastered the hardware, publishers were investing big, and the C64 was becoming the home computer to own. This was the year the system went from promising to legendary — with games that pushed the limits of what 8-bit machines could do.
In this video, we’re counting down the 20 best Commodore 64 games of 1984, featuring classics like Impossible Mission, Bruce Lee, Boulder Dash, Pitstop II, Ultima III, and many more. From action-packed platformers to deep strategy and innovative adventures, this was the year the C64 truly came alive.
💬 Share your memories in the comments — which of these games did you play back in the day?
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Hey whatsup guys OSG back with the next instalment of Yhe Commodore Years and today we are looking at 1984.
1984 was the first full year where the Commodore 64 really hit its stride. Developers had mastered the hardware, publishers were investing big, and the C64 was becoming the home computer to own. This was the year the system went from promising to legendary — with games that pushed the limits of what 8-bit machines could do.
In this video, we’re counting down the 20 best Commodore 64 games of 1984, featuring classics like Impossible Mission, Bruce Lee, Boulder Dash, Pitstop II, Ultima III, and many more. From action-packed platformers to deep strategy and innovative adventures, this was the year the C64 truly came alive.
💬 Share your memories in the comments — which of these games did you play back in the day?
✅ Patreon: patreon.com/oldstylegaming
✅ Twitter: twitter.com/OldStyleGaming
✅ Instagram: instagram.com/old_style_gaming
