The 1984 split-screen game of trap-setting between the two MAD Magazine agents.
The 1984 split-screen game of trap-setting between the two MAD Magazine agents.
The 1984 split-screen game of trap-setting between the two MAD Magazine agents. Originally a Action title for the Commodore 64, Spy vs. Spy is part of the library supported by the R36 handheld series. Full-speed on all R36 models โ it is an 8-bit machine. Many titles expect a keyboard, so the emulator's virtual keyboard gets used more here than on any console, and multi-disk games prompt you to swap disks mid-play.
The C64 is the best-selling single computer model ever made, and its software library is the largest of any 8-bit machine โ around 10,000 commercial titles. Its SID sound chip is still sampled by musicians four decades on.
R36S Compatibility (Perfect): Full-speed on all R36 models โ it is an 8-bit machine. Many titles expect a keyboard, so the emulator's virtual keyboard gets used more here than on any console, and multi-disk games prompt you to swap disks mid-play.
Spy vs. Spy is part of the Commodore 64 library available on the R36S handheld series. The R36S runs Commodore 64 games through ArkOS, bringing classic Action gameplay to a portable form factor with a handful of quality-of-life additions.
Full-speed on all R36 models โ it is an 8-bit machine. Many titles expect a keyboard, so the emulator's virtual keyboard gets used more here than on any console, and multi-disk games prompt you to swap disks mid-play.
Game Info: Spy vs. Spy is a Action game originally released for the Commodore 64. It is listed in the R36S game library and can be played via ArkOS with save states, display filters, and customisable controls. Individual game performance may vary.