10 Commodore 64 Games That Ended Friendships

The Commodore 64 gave us a lot of great games. But more importantly, it gave us reasons to spend entire afternoons sitting beside our friends and siblings, competing, laughing, trash-talking, plotting revenge, and occasionally questioning whether a friendship could survive one more round. In this video, we're looking at ten Commodore 64 games that tested friendships, started rivalries, and created memories that have somehow stuck with us for decades. From International Karate and One on One to Archon, Spy vs. Spy, M.U.L.E., and Racing Destruction Set, these are the games that turned ordinary Saturday afternoons into psychological warfare, economic sabotage, vehicular assault, and the occasional act of weaponized pettiness. Some rewarded skill. Some rewarded sabotage. A few actively encouraged bad behaviour. But all of them gave us stories we're still laughing about more than forty years later. So grab a joystick, pick your country for Summer Games, and try not to step on any mines. What Commodore 64 game would make your list? Video contents: 0:00 Intro 0:40 International Karate (10) 1:42 Bruce Lee (9) 2:36 One on One: Dr. J vs. Larry Bird (8) 3:29 M.U.L.E. (7) 4:19 Pitstop II (6) 5:12 Mail Order Monsters (5) 6:05 The Epyx Games Series (4) 7:21 Archon: The Light and The Dark (3) 8:22 Spy vs. Spy (2) 9:40 Racing Destruction Set (1) 10:50 Final Thoughts & Outro