Bazooka Bill on the Commodore 64 is a side-scrolling run-and-gun action game where you play a commando sent to rescue a kidnapped general, blasting your way through increasingly chaotic war zones. Marching left to right (and sometimes climbing between foreground and background platforms), you start with simple punches and kicks but soon pick up knives, guns, grenades, and the titular bazooka, using them to mow down waves of soldiers, dogs, helicopters, and vehicles that constantly respawn. Levels range from jungle and desert to urban and base settings, with tight time limits, instant-death hazards, and occasionally clumsy collision detection making it a pretty unforgiving arcade-style shooter that’s remembered as much for its sheer difficulty and carnage as for its straightforward rescue plot.