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		Legends is dedicated to legendary pioneers during the life-time of the Commodore 64 computer. It is intended to be a shrine to the programmers, musicians and companies that made the Commodore 64 the most successful and best selling home computer in history (as recorded by the Guinness Book of Records).
		The End Zone is dedicated to end of game sequences. It is based on an idea that has been pioneered by other retro gaming websites, but with the objective of providing the most definitive and complete 'end of game' information ever assembled for games featured.
		Infocom was one of the best known software companies for creating interactive fiction, also known as text adventures. It was rather like a computerised version of a novel, but where you, the user played a key part in the unfolding story and hopefully succeed in discovering the end of the story.
		Little Computer People (LCP) was released in 1985 by Activision Inc. Designed by David Crane, based on an original idea by Rich Gold, with music by Russell Lieblich. This area is dedicated to the Commodore 64 disk version of LCP and contains everything you ever wanted to know about LCP. A one stop LCP resource! TCZ has extensive knowledge of LCP and has created an entire disk library for every LCP name ever released on the Commodore 64 disk version of the game!

	Thing On a Spring says thank you for visiting The Commodore Zone!

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