Uploaded on August 04, 2012 by Classic Game Room

Classic Game Room reviews JUPITER LANDER for the Commodore 64 computer and video game system from 1982! This is proof that only sissies land on the moon, real men land on Jupiter!!! And real women and robots, dogs, mutants and the undead. Basically Jupiter is where its at! Lots of gravity, easy to spot from earth and it has a lot of moons to harvest for ore and start wars over. Jupiter! Even though this is basically a clone of Ataris classic arcade hit, Lunar Lander, Jupiter Lander is a fun game that can be played with the Commodore 64 keyboard or joystick. Land your spaceship safely so that you can die afterwards when you are unable to breath or escape Jupiters gravity. Jupiter Lander is the first Commodore 64 review from Classic Game Room, who has a Commodore 64 computer and disk drive. This CGR review of Jupiter Lander has gameplay from Jupiter Lander on Commodore 64, the video game reviewed here. For other Commodore 64 game reviews make sure to keep watching Classic Game Room. Jupiter Lander is available as a game cartridge. Jupiter Lander is also available for the Vic-20.

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