Emu64 XL vs Twango

A VICE based Commodore 64 emulator fast and very easy to use. The emulator comes with various programs and sources written in the famous CBM64 basic language. The app emulates graphics, sounds and peripherals to perfection and also has a keyboard with the same layout as the original one. You can load .T64 files and .D64 files as old floppy disks and can use virtual joystick in both port 1 and port 2. App also supports hardware peripherals such as gamepads, joysticks, keyboards and more. Develop software and also have fun with games with this 8-bit old glory and good poke! (C=)

Twango is a rubber-band duel across two desks. Pull the band, tilt to aim, and let go. Your opponent hides behind the things on their table — a plant, a cup, a laptop, a lamp — and every hit chips away at their cover until there's nowhere left to hide. Then it's their turn to come after you. Play against a friend at your own pace: take your turn, hand it over, and get a nudge when they've fired back. Or practise against the bot, which is not a good loser. Choose what stands on your table. The four classics come with the game; the shop has more, each with a habit of its own: • The Cactus catches the bands shot at you and hoards them until it breaks. • The Record Player puts on a song for your opponent when it takes a hit. • The Piggy Bank pays out a band when it's smashed. • The Tennis Racket sends a band straight back at whoever shot it. Pull too hard and the band tears — and that costs you, not them. Twango is a game of nerve as much as aim: the band never quite sounds the same twice.