The Curse of Sherwood is a computer adventure game published in 1987 by Mastertronic for the Amstrad, Spectrum and Commodore 64 home computers.

In the game the player plays as Friar Tuck, who must fight against the forces of Sagalia, which have taken over Sherwood Forest. Friar Tuck uses different items to fight the various spirits and characters.

This version is cracked by Hokuto Force and include a +4 Trainer,Map and Solution.

Download: The Curse of Sherwood +4 (1150)

source: CSDb

This is the final release of Edge Grinder for Commodore 64 by Cosine Systems.

This is the disk version of Edge Grinder, which adds a loading tune by Odie and Ste’86′s picture.

Download: Edge Grinder *final release* (1517)

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Crystal Castles is an arcade game released by Atari, Inc in 1983. The player controls a cartoon bear by the name of Bentley Bear, who has to collect gems located throughout trimetric-projected rendered castles while avoiding enemies out to get him as well as the gems.

Crystal Castles is also notable for being one of the first arcade games with an actual ending, whereas most games of the time either continued indefinitely, ended in what was termed a “kill screen” or simply just restarted from the first level.

This version is cracked by Hokuto Force and include a Trainer,Documents and the original Sinclair Spectrum 48k loading pic converted in C64 mode.

Download: Crystal Castles +4PD (1565)

source: CSDb

Some new cracked and trained games from your favorites groups Genesis Project and BYB. The Newsroom & The Lost Caves 1-6 collection and Fairy Well preview for Commodore 64.

Download: The Newsroom (1545)

Download: The Lost Caves 1-6 Collection +3D (1556)

Download: Fairy Well Preview +3 (1470)

source: CSDb

Chang’s Adventure Enhanced version for Commodore 64 has been released by Hokuto Force.

Download: Chang\'s Adventure (enhanced) (1579)

source: CSDb

Digital Audio Concepts has released a new version of the program Stereo Sid-Player originally written by Mark A. Dickenson.

The latest version released by Mark was the v10.3.

Changes since v10.3:

• Added second-SID addressing for $D100-$D3E0, $D500-$D7E0, and $DE00-$DFE0 ranges.  The second SID can be placed at any $20 byte increment within these areas.
• Fixed the hard-coded device 8 for the config file loader/saver – now the program expect to find/put this file on whatever device you booted from.
• Fixed the hard-coded device 8 default for the music loader – now the program will load music from whatever device you booted from when no config file is found, unless you change it and save a new config file.
• Deprecated one byte and added two new bytes to the config file, to handle the new method of storing the second-SID address (now uses program’s internal indexes instead of a page number, so it can be looked up easily on load).
• Renamed config file to avoid confusion with the old version.
• Disabled the intro tune (it broke during the update – will fix later).

Download: Stereo Sid-Player v10.5 (D64) (1360)

Download: Stereo Sid-Player v10.5 (D81) (1184)

Download: Stereo Sid-Player v10.5 (SRC) (1201)

Download: Stereo Sid-Player v10.3 (Document) (1217)

source: digitalaudioconcepts.com