Lock your doors and check the closet… not that that’ll save you. For episode 13 of Sprite Castle this week we’re doing Friday the 13th by Domark. This is one of the games I originally did during the video run of Sprite Castle, so if you would like to see footage of the game in action check it out here.
If you would like to play along, you can find download links to emulators along with all the games played so far on Sprite Castle by clicking on the downloads tab at the top of the page. On the next episode we will be covering Mail Order Monsters by Electronic Arts.
Congratulations to Paul Ramos for being this episode’s King of the Castle and being the first person inducted into the Sprite Castle Royalty Hall of Fame! Listen to this week’s episode to find out how you can become the next King of the Castle!
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Link: GB64 Reorganizer 4.0.1.1
Link: Commodore Free Issue 88
Link: C64 WiFi Cart by Schema
Link: Scramble 1.4
Link: Ghosts’n Goblins Arcade
Link: Ghosts’n Goblins / Commando Arcade SE EasyFlash
Link: China Miner +26D
Link: Friday the 13th Manual
Link: Friday the 13th Audio Contest
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