Commodore 64 Longplay [279] Bruce Lee (EU)

[@daniel_lucio]

I played Bruce Lee on a ZX Spectrum clone as a kid to death. The menu music is almost hypnotic. The best version today is the homebrew for Master System

[@dgwaters]

Got this for our Commodore 64 way back in 1986. Both still work to this day.

[@Akira625]

I had this game for my Apple IIc, and played it often.

[@theodorehsu5023]

Same here. Loved it ^_^

[@WalterdasTrevas]

Gorgeous pixel art and classic gameplay. Bruce Lee's 2D remains a benchmark today. It could easily be sold for $2 on STEAM. Immortal game!

[@GarthTheDestroyer]

"In honor of Asia's greatest martial artist, please rise for the U.S. national anthem."

[@trer24]

Bruce Lee was actually born in San Francisco, CA.

[@pablot-r9402]

Remember it was in America where Bruce Lee intended to spread the influence of Jeet Kun Do, being a dual-citizen. Know your facts.

[@DarkMoe]

one of my first games ever, I still dont understand what its supposed to be going on, like, what's with the climbing mess of purple pixels ? whats the final boss ? what are those tree like explosions when you pass ? what are the lightlamps / bombs that you collect ? The screen at 6:00 is a surreal mystery

[@syferdet]

4:10 Uh-oh, the Gorn is after him.

[@chengfu7063]

The greatest of all-time excellent as usual

[@ArttuTheCat]

I had this game for my Commodore 64 as a tape version in a compilation called KARATE ACE back in the 2010's. Even though it hard and challenging 😹, i did complete it once 😺👍🕹️. Definitely the best from DataSoft 😺👍🕹️. A big retrospective like 👍🕹️ from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.

[@toftof0848]

Salut et un pouce bleu 👍

[@matthewbruveris680]

Can someone please explain the ending screen as it appears Brucey boy is fucked.

[@Akira625]

He’s in a room filled with gold.

[@richallenxbox1976]

Because he's been dead 50 years.