The Goonies (Commodore 64)

The Goonies
Developer: Datasoft Publishers: Datasoft, U.S. Gold Released in US: 1985 Released in EU: 1985 This game has a hidden level select. This game has revisional differences.

The Goonies is a game from a movie license, being a puzzle platformer.

The game was published by Datasoft and U.S. Gold, along with a tape and disk versions, both editions programmed by Scott Spanburg.

Revisional Differences

The music changes from the tape to the disk version. The title theme (and in-level remixes) are completely different, although still from the same composer. The secondary theme first played in the crushing rock level has the same musical score but has a different note waveform.

Among the versions released by Datasoft and U.S. Gold, the latter has some differences in features:

• F7 should normally restart the game at level 1. In the U.S. Gold version, pressing F5 changes this start level, making it an undocumented level select. There are also reports of F7 being pressed multiple times to advance to later levels.
• Lives start at 8 instead of 5.
• The disk version has a short attract demo for each level, although the gauntlet scene has the second Goonie killed by a crushing rock, and finishing when all eight lives are depleted.
• Scenes two (rock gauntlet) and three (pipes) are switched.

There are also claims U.S. Gold Disk version could sometimes be the original one without said features.

(Source: The Goonies - C64 wiki)