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Complete History of Epyx Inc. – 1978 to 1990

05/02/2021 By ausretrogamer

We got to say, we absolutely played the heck out of anything Epyx made and published for the Commodore 64 back in the day. Still can’t believe they are gone, so this complete history of the once mighty Epyx, from their simple beginnings in 1978 until their fall in 1990, it is a great trip down nostalgia lane.

The documentary is over 70 minutes in duration, so you’ll be staying a while, but not forever! 😉


source: BastichB 64K

Filed Under: History, Retro Gaming Culture Tagged With: automated simulations, C64, California Games, Commodore 64, David Shannon Morse, Documentary, Epyx, Epyx Inc, History, Impossible Mission, Jim Connelley, Jon Freeman, Retro Gaming, Summer Games, video, World Games

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