Author: Paulo Garcia
Paulo Peccin has announced at AtariAge forum that his Atari 2600 emulator has been completely rewritten, and is now 100% Javascript/HTML5, make it suitable to run directly in your web-browser without the need to install Java plugin, etc. He also tells us that the emulator is very easy to integrate into websites, and even offers help if one needs it….
The always excellent Commodore Free magazine has just released the issue #87. Some of the contents: Portable KIM-1 Matt Gray to Remake Last Ninja 2 Audio CBM PRG Studio v3.2.1 Dragons Lair On The C64 RGCD 2014 C64 16KB Cartridge Game Competition Results Amiga: 30 Years — “An unprecedented feast of Amiga history” Amiga Buyers Guide Lots of Game Reviews!…
Apple2Scans has secured the privilege to host the PDF scans of the collection of newsletters from the Rhein-Neckar Apple Users Group (RNAUG), which belongs to Jesse Blue of legendary Apple IIGS demo group Ninjaforce. The first issue is already available, and although the quality is not one of the bests since the scan is from a photocopy, it is still…
Back in 2012, RGCD announced Trance Sector Ultimate, and they said that it would coming out ‘soon’. Fast forwarding three years, the game is finally out. The (very) long wait was worth it, as states the people from RGCD: “To celebrate the completion of the project, we decided to launch TRANCE SECTOR ULTIMATE at Genesis Project’s 2015 Gubbdata demoparty, free…
We’ve talked to Detlef Hastik, from M.E.G.A and he has provided us further details about the MEGA65. First he confirmed that, even being all open source, they will make available a fully assembled version for purchase. Planned to be ready around March next year, there is no price set yet, but he says that it will be the cheapest possible,…
Curse of the Lost Miner is a platformer with features of a logic game for Atari 800XL and compatible computers. The game is a sequel to “Caverns of the lost miner” released in 2007, and your goal is to guide the cursed miner through dangerous caves and collect all diamonds in each cave. Source: AtariAge Forum Download: BAKTRA Software
We’ve been posting news about Paul Gardner-Stephen’s project on Commodore is Awesome very often, and today we are pleased to see that his efforts weren’t in vain. Today, he presented, in partnership with the people behind the Museum of Electronic Games & Art a new 8-bit computer – the MEGA65 Retro Computer. Strongly based on the never-released Commodore 65, the…
Brutal Deluxe software has added a number of cassettes to their Apple II cassette collection. The library, maintained by Antoine Vignau, has now grown to 633 cassettes. Some of the new titles are: Creative computing software: Voodoo castle adventure Innovative computer programs (by Ron Graff): The patient professor Instant software: Oil tycoon Mad hatter software: Diet planning package MUSE: Maze…
BBC has published a 5-episode podcast to discuss the computer languages that had (or still have) great impact in the computer industry – Codes that Changed the World. Each one of the first four episodes cover the languages FORTRAN, COBOL, BASIC, and Java, with a fifth episode discussing how so many different languages are able to coexist. As excepted we…








