[Found: Suicide Express] Please help me find that C64 game

Lord Riton · 19 September 2019, 22:36

I forgot the name.

It was a futuristic (i think) train game, with a top view. The train went to the right with a horizontal scrolling. We had to choose up or down between the forks. The scrolling view only took a portion verticaly of the screen, but whole screen horizontaly (if i remember correct).
At the end of the game, when we lost, there was a vocal message , Something like: "Game over, your score is 00000"
It was a fast game, with fast scrolling.

I'm not sure if that is correct, but i have a light memory that it was a Russian game (?) or at least some names were Russian towns (?)

Thank you.

Codetapper · 20 September 2019, 09:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Riton

I forgot the name.

It was a futuristic (i think) train game, with a top view. The train went to the right with a horizontal scrolling. We had to choose up or down between the forks. The scrolling view only took a portion verticaly of the screen, but whole screen horizontaly (if i remember correct).
At the end of the game, when we lost, there was a vocal message , Something like: "Game over, your score is 00000"
It was a fast game, with fast scrolling.

I'm not sure if that is correct, but i have a light memory that it was a Russian game (?) or at least some names were Russian towns (?)

Thank you.

Welcome to Suicide Express! Your score: Zero zero zero zero zero zero!

I actually preferred the earlier version Loco (published by Alligata, my first ever C64 original) and Tony Crowther also released it for the third time as Black Thunder for Quicksilva.

gdunlapsd · 20 September 2019, 23:10

Thank you!! Black Thunder is the game I've been trying to find that I used to play 30 years ago; the copy I had was misnamed "Judge Dredd", and I had no idea (at least recently when I wanted to find it again - my old disks are now long gone) what the real name was!

Lord Riton · 21 September 2019, 00:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Codetapper

Welcome to Suicide Express! Your score: Zero zero zero zero zero zero!

I actually preferred the earlier version Loco (published by Alligata, my first ever C64 original) and Tony Crowther also released it for the third time as Black Thunder for Quicksilva.

Thank you ! That is the game yeah !

19 September 2019, 22:36	#1
Lord Riton Registered User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: France Age: 52 Posts: 507	[Found: Suicide Express] Please help me find that C64 game I forgot the name. It was a futuristic (i think) train game, with a top view. The train went to the right with a horizontal scrolling. We had to choose up or down between the forks. The scrolling view only took a portion verticaly of the screen, but whole screen horizontaly (if i remember correct). At the end of the game, when we lost, there was a vocal message , Something like: "Game over, your score is 00000" It was a fast game, with fast scrolling. I'm not sure if that is correct, but i have a light memory that it was a Russian game (?) or at least some names were Russian towns (?) Thank you.

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gdunlapsd Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: San Diego / USA Posts: 34	Thank you!! Black Thunder is the game I've been trying to find that I used to play 30 years ago; the copy I had was misnamed "Judge Dredd", and I had no idea (at least recently when I wanted to find it again - my old disks are now long gone) what the real name was!

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