Girls they want to have fun on a Commodore 64

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And now something completely different... I believe this must have been done near 1983 as the title is obviously after the Cyndi Laupers "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" hit song, which came out in 1983. Programmed by Brilliant Software in 1985.

Sorry about the censored blocks. Trying to avoid any grief youtube might have against such content.

Hardware used: C64C and 1541-II floppy disk drive.
Captured with Terratec Grabby.

Note: The loading time has been cut from the video to save time for gameplay. It does not load this fast from the floppy disks!



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