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Super Robin Hood – The Oliver Twins’ Forgotten C64 Platform Adventure

️ Super Robin Hood (1987) – Commodore 64 Platform | Retro Classic Super Robin Hood (1987) is a medieval-themed platform game for the Commodore 64, published by Codemasters and designed by the Oliver Twins, with programming by Delvin J. Sorrell and graphics by James Wilson. Featuring an energetic soundtrack by David Whittaker, the game casts you as Robin Hood on a quest to rescue Maid Marian from Nottingham Castle. You progress through scrolling levels, dodging guards, firing arrows, collecting hearts to restore health, and gathering keys that activate lifts and open new areas. The game is praised for its responsive controls, engaging platform mechanics, and memorable 8-bit soundtrack. As the first Codemasters title by the Oliver Twins, it marked the beginning of a legendary developer–publisher partnership. Super Robin Hood holds an important place in Commodore 64 history and remains a much-loved example of classic British platform design.

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Magazine Reviews · 3 Contemporary average 59% · range 58–60%
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Datormagazin Issue 16 · December 1988 · page 19 · Swedish Reviewed by Daniel Strandberg. Codemasters budget release
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