Commodore 64 Collection

Commodore 64 Collection is a compilation of 64 Commodore 64 games. This was released on in July 2002 in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Commodore 64.
A remake titled Commodore 64 Collection DX (aka Commodore 64 Collection 3D in the Nintendo 3DS version) was released on Leapster Explorer, LeapPad Explorer, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Nintendo 3DS, Windows, and OS X in North America on August 21, 2012 and in PAL regions on August 22, 2012. This remake has 63 of the 64 games that appeared in the original Commodore 64 Collection.
A Leapster version was released in 2003, and then rereleased in 2004, 2005, 2008, and 2011. This version omits 48 of the 64 games seen in every version of Commodore 64 Collection. The subjects the in Leapster version focuses on are letters, phonics skills, matching skills, counting, and math. There are times in the Leapster version that the player will have to
A V.Smile version was released in 2005. This version omits 56 of the 64 games seen in every version of Commodore 64 Collection.
The Game Boy Advance and GameCube versions of Commodore 64 Collection support the GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable.
== List of Games in Commodore 64 Collection ==
=== GameCube, PlayStation, Xbox, Windows, OS X, Game Boy Advance versions ===
# Alleykat
# Armalyte - Competition Edition
# Battlezone
#Boulder Dash
# Bounder
# Bubble Bobble
# BurgerTime
# California Games
# Centipede
# Creatures
#Crystal Caves
# Cyberdyne Warrior
# Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine
# Cybernoid II: The Revenge
# Defender
# Deflektor
# Dig Dug
# Donkey Kong (version made by Ocean)
#Donkey Kong 3: The Great Counterattack (Commodore 64 port)
# Frogger (version made by Parker Brothers)
# Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!
# Galaxian
# Gribbly's Day Out
# Hawkeye
# Highway Encounter
# International Karate
# Impossible Mission
# Impossible Mission II
# IO
# Jr. Pac-Man
# Jumpman
# Jungle Hunt
# Klax
# Mario Bros. (version made by Ocean)
# Mega Apocalypse
# Monty Mole
# Monty on the Run
# Ms. Pac-Man
# Nebulus
# Pac-Man
# Paradroid
# Pitfall!
# Pitstop
# Pitstop II
# Q*bert
# Rampage
# Ranarama
# Roadblaster
# Snare
# Spindizzy
# Star Wars
# Street Sports Baseball
# Summer Games
# Summer Games II
# Super Cycle
#The Simpsons Arcade Game
# Thing on a Spring
# Tower Toppler
# Trailblazer
# Uridium
# Who Dares Wins II
# Winter Games
# World Games
# Zynaps
=== Leapster version ===
# Boulder Dash
# Bubble Bobble
# California Games
# Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine
# Cybernoid II: The Revenge
# Donald's Alphabet Chase
# Donald Duck's Playground
# International Karate
# Impossible Mission
# Impossible Mission II
# Jumpman
# Pitstop II
# Summer Games II
# Tower Toppler
# Winter Games
# World Games
=== V.Smile version ===
# Boulder Dash
# Bubble Bobble
# California Games
# Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine
# International Karate
# Pitstop II
# Summer Games II
# Tower Toppler
== Development ==
At E3 2001, Acclaim announced
== Gallery ==
== Input ==
=== Game Boy Advance: ===
Control Pad
=== OS X: ===
Keyboard
=== Leapster: ===
Control Pad
=== V.Smile: ===
V.Smile Controller
=== PlayStation: ===
PlayStation Controller
=== Xbox: ===
Xbox Controller
=== Windows: ===
Keyboard
=== GameCube: ===
GameCube Controller
ASCII keyboard controller
== Trivia ==
* On June 23, 2008 in North America and June 26, 2008 in PAL regions, the PlayStation version of Commodore 64 Collection was rereleased on PlayStation 3 Store as part of the PS one Classics.
* The Game Boy Advance and GameCube versions of Commodore 64 Collection support the GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable. 
* On January 6, 2011, the OS X port of Commodore 64 Collection was rereleased on the Mac App Store.
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