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Something about the screenshots in the game Stuntman Evolution by digital concepts reminds me of a Motorcycle game I used to play on the Commodore 64, except it offers non-linear gameplay. i.e. the "Game is designed to be free-roaming experience where players can explore levels, find items, and complete objectives in the order they wish."
PDA Corps has posted an early review of StuntMan Evolution that should raise a few eyebrows. It really starts out with a bang. " Let's create a fan base for Action-oriented-isometric-puzzle games and let's do it right here, right now. Stuntman Evolution is a brilliant game, probably the best original Pocket PC game I have ever played, and this is a justifiably auspicious introduction for a game that is fervently defining its own genre and is a genuine reason for Pocket PC gamers to rejoice."
I think you might have been referring to Crazy Colin in Action Biker developed by Mastertronic in 1985.
Is there some where I could upload the cassette insert image?
Jeez! how sad am I, not only do I remember it I still have the original game (although, sadly not the C64 any more. Which I blew up when trying to jimmy rig it, with a paperclip so I could enter some cheat pokes).
I guess I could get it on emulation though!
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