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Blagger Goes To Hollywood

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Blagger Goes to Hollywood – The C64 Sequel About Stealing a Blockbuster Film

Blagger Goes To Hollywood is a 1985 action-arcade game developed and published by Alligata Software for the Commodore 64. A follow-up to the original Blagger trilogy, this quirky title sends the infamous burglar on a chaotic adventure through a Hollywood studio packed with famous movie characters and recognisable theme tunes. In this C64 classic, you guide Blagger through an isometric, side-view world, collecting and using the correct props to defeat characters inspired by Batman, Superman, Jaws, Tarzan, The Incredible Hulk, and more. Each opponent requires a specific item to be launched at the right moment, blending fast arcade action with puzzle-solving and pattern recognition — a fairly unusual concept for mid-80s Commodore 64 games. The game is especially remembered for its catchy chiptune adaptations of film and TV themes, cleverly recreated within the limits of the SID chip, and for its playful pop-culture mash-ups.

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Blagger Goes To Hollywood is a 1985 action-arcade game developed and published by Alligata Software for the Commodore 64. A follow-up to the original Blagger trilogy, this quirky title sends the infamous burglar on a chaotic adventure through a Hollywood studio packed with famous movie characters and recognisable theme tunes. In this C64 classic, you guide Blagger through an isometric, side-view world, collecting and using the correct props to defeat characters inspired by Batman, Superman, Jaws, Tarzan, The Incredible Hulk, and more. Each opponent requires a specific item to be launched at the right moment, blending fast arcade action with puzzle-solving and pattern recognition — a fairly unusual concept for mid-80s Commodore 64 games. The game is especially remembered for its catchy chiptune adaptations of film and TV themes, cleverly recreated within the limits of the SID chip, and for its playful pop-culture mash-ups.

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Magazine Reviews

Magazine Reviews · 7 Contemporary average 80% · range 60–100%
6/10
Commodore Horizons Issue 19 · July 1985 · page 17 Reviewed by Alligata Software full-price release
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3/5
Commodore User Issue 21 · June 1985 · page 51 Reviewed by Mike Pattenden. Alligata Software full-price release
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71%
Zzap!64 Issue 2 · June 1985 · page 104 Reviewed by Julian Rignall, Gary Penn & Bob Wade. Alligata Software full-price release
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