G.I. Joe by Epyx for the Apple II and the Commodore 64  Pictured
above are screen shots of the Commodore 64 version of the G.I.
Joe game, by Epyx Software. One of the earliest G.I. Joe games,
it was available for both the Apple II and Commodore 64 systems.
The game is dated 1985. Take a look at a close-up of the game's
box or the cover of the manual.  Here is a review by Matt
Roberts:  This game, titled "G.I.Joe" was made only for the
Apple II series and the Commodore 64/128 computers and was
released in 1984. I've never played the C64 version, but from
the screen shots I'd say it's better than the Apple II version.
The Apple version had a limited range of colors and sounds (even
for that era), and while the C64 often produced graphics that
were primitive, they matched the action figures fairly well. The
theme song from the cartoon of that time period ("He'll fight
for freedom wherever there's trouble...") was used in the title
screen (without the words).  This first game featured sixteen
Joes and eight Cobra