Play Burger Time 97 | Commodore 64 Online Game (1997)



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Burger Time 97
Burger Time 97
Publisher: Loadstar/J & F Publishing, Inc.
Genre: Platformer (Single Screen)
Programmer: Ruben Spaans
Year: 1997
C64 Type: PAL
Played: 0 Times
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Burger Time 97

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Burger Time 97 is a Commodore 64 game written by Ruben Spaans and published by Loadstar/J & F Publishing, Inc. It is a remake of the classic arcade game Burger Time, originally developed by Data East in 1982. The game retains the core mechanics of the original, where the player controls chef Peter Pepper, tasked with assembling giant hamburgers by walking over ingredients like buns, patties, and lettuce, causing them to fall to the level below. The goal is to complete all burgers while avoiding enemies such as Mr. Hot Dog, Mr. Pickle, and Mr. Egg.

The 1997 version features updated graphics and sound compared to the original, taking advantage of the Commodore 64's capabilities. The gameplay remains faithful to the arcade version, with players navigating multi-level platforms, using ladders and conveyor belts to outmaneuver enemies. Players can also use pepper to temporarily stun foes, adding a strategic element to the game. Each level increases in difficulty, introducing more complex layouts and faster enemies.

Burger Time 97 was released as part of the Loadstar disk magazine, which distributed games and software for the Commodore 64. It was designed to appeal to fans of the original game while offering a fresh experience for new players. The game includes multiple levels and retains the charm of the arcade classic, making it a notable entry in the Commodore 64 library. Its release in 1997 highlights the enduring popularity of the platform, even years after its commercial peak.
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