Bohdan Buciak
Worked for Commodore User magazine in the early 80's writing articles for the Commodore 64.
This Author is no longer active in the Commodore scene but an Author account has been setup so that any articles by this author that are reproduced from Commodore User magazine and published on The Commodore Zone are creditted to this original author.
This Author is no longer active in the Commodore scene but an Author account has been setup so that any articles by this author that are reproduced from Commodore User magazine and published on The Commodore Zone are creditted to this original author.
Articles by this Author
Taskset In Profile
- By Bohdan Buciak
- Published 08/25/2006
- Taskset
- Unrated
Taskset is a relative newcomer to the make or break world of home
computer games; it's been trading for little over one year. But its
protagonists cut their teeth earlier than most by producing games for
real arcade machines. Now they've turned their collective attention
exclusively to the Commodore 64 and have produced a string of eccentric
yet original games that seem to pop up regularly in the games charts.
Bohdan Buciak took the stopping train to sunny Bridlington to meet the
creators of Rankin' Rodney and Bozo.
Profile - David Crane
- By Bohdan Buciak
- Published 09/2/2006
- David Crane
- Unrated
David Crane's work is almost exclusively for the C64. But his
reputation in America is based on the VCS titles he wrote for Activision. Games like Pitfall
I and II and Decathlon were all classics and Pitfall is reputed to have sold more than five million copies around the world. When Pitfall fever was at its height one American magazine suggested that Crane had
earned more money from royalties on Pitfall than Michael Jackson had
currently earned for Thriller.