In their latest video, Green Pixel Retro Lab takes viewers on a journey back to the 1980s, rediscovering games that might have slipped through the cracks. This time, they focus on Jumpin Jack for the Commodore 64, a game that didn’t get as much attention as some of its contemporaries but still holds a special charm.
Beyond just playing the game, the video also explores TapeXUM, a tool that helps transfer tape files into the Retro Debugger. By using original debugging techniques from the era, Green Pixel Retro Lab keeps the experience as authentic as possible—breaking down how Jumpin Jack was programmed and how it runs under the hood.
For fans of vintage gaming and those curious about the technical side of classic software, this deep dive offers both entertainment and insight. Whether you played Jumpin Jack back in the day or are discovering it for the first time, this nostalgic journey is one worth taking.
