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Vic-torian Follies 2: The Great London to Paris Air Race

VIC-20 1984
The year was 1984, a time of great technological advancements and innovation. It was during this exciting time that the VIC-20 game, Vic-torian Follies 2: The Great London to Paris Air Race, was released. The game, developed by Commodore, took players on an adventurous journey through the skies as they competed in a thrilling air race from London to Paris. One of the most notable features of Vic-torian Follies 2 was its impressive graphics. For a game released in the 80s, the graphics were considered top-notch and ahead of its time. The colorful and detailed visuals truly brought the game to life, immersing players in a realistic and vibrant world. From the bustling streets of London to the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris, the attention to detail was impressive and added to the overall experience of the game. The gameplay of Vic-torian Follies 2 was straightforward yet highly addictive. Players had to navigate their way through various obstacles and challenges while racing against other competitors. The game required quick reflexes and strategic thinking as players had to make split-second decisions in order to stay ahead of their opponents. With each level becoming increasingly more challenging, it kept players on the edge of their seats, eager to conquer each new hurdle. Perhaps one of the most exciting aspects of Vic-torian Follies 2 was its unique storyline. The game's narrative was what truly set it apart from other games of its time. The game followed the journey of a daring pilot competing in the Great London to Paris Air Race. Along the way, players encountered various characters and obstacles, making the journey all the more intriguing. The narrative element added depth to the game and made it more than just a simple racing game. In addition to its impressive graphics and gameplay, Vic-torian Follies 2 also had a stellar soundtrack. The game's music was composed by renowned musician Rob Hubbard, who was known for his work in various other Commodore games. The upbeat and catchy tunes perfectly complemented the fast-paced action of the game, creating an immersive and exciting experience for players. Vic-torian Follies 2 was a game that truly stood the test of time. Even today, decades after its initial release, it continues to have a dedicated fan base. Its unique combination of stunning graphics, addictive gameplay, and captivating storyline makes it a beloved classic among retro gamers. It is a testament to the innovative and groundbreaking work of Commodore and remains a cherished piece of gaming history.

Vic-torian Follies: Adv. 1 - Seaquest

VIC-20 1983
In Vic-torian Follies: Adv. 1 - Seaquest the player has to retrieve a lost treasure from the bottom of the ocean. The player has a side view of the ocean and can move his ship, The Victorian Rose, left and right along the surface. In his search for the treasure he uses a diving bell that he can move up and down. The treasure is not visible from the start and the player has to use the bell to find it. The bell beeps when it gets closer. When the treasure is found, the screen flashes and the bell picks it up automatically. Then all you have to do is get it on the ship. Due to the dangers of the sea this may not be as easy as it sounds. Snakes swim through the ocean and the player has to be careful not to let them swim towards the bell and its cable. If they collide the bell and the crew inside will be lost. Another problem is the storms that appear in the sky at times. When the clouds are above the ship, the ship will not be able to move.
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