Category: Commodore 64
Last Ninja Redux is a new fan remake based on all three of the Last Ninja games, which were released on various platforms back in the day. Most noticeably the Commodore 64. Created using the game engine Unity, you will straight away notice some similarity’s to the original game but with more polished graphics. In this early work in progress…
We have a small piece of news about the new work in progress Commodore 64 Adventure game by Enthusi and Oliver Lindau. A final name has been decided and it will be now known as ‘Caren and the Tangled Tentacles’! As usual we will keep you informed with any more updates on this fantastic game! News Source: http://www.forum64.deOliver Lindau: https://www.facebook.com/oliver.lindau
The end of the SEUCK Game Competition 2015 has arrived, and the results are in. Presenting its winner (drumroll), Abyssonaut by Anthony Stiller. Here is the final result: 1. Abyssonaut by Anthony Stiller – 171 points 2. Gigablast by Alf Yngve – 158 points 3. T-UFO by Errazking – 157 points 4. Snatch McBlagger – 156 points 5. S-F-S by…
Retro Games Collector website has published a super detailed guide written by Graham Axten teaching how to build an Arcade stick for your Commodore 64. The project even includes a secondary button useful to play some of the cartridge games that were made for the doomed C64GS console. You can check the article and get started on your new DIY…
The strangely titled ‘Lindwendture Project’ is a new Commodore 64 adventure work in progress by master coder Enthusi and graphics genius Oliver Lindau. I have been watching this game for some time now on the German Forum 64, and also on Oliver Lindau’s Facebook page where it was announced way back in February. To be honest I didn’t take much…
As mentioned earlier here, 64bites.com is a website run by Michal Taszycki that will run weekly screencasts, teaching you budding programmers out there how to write intros, demos and games in 6502 machine language on your favourite breadbin, the Commodore 64. The website at the moment has some teaser lessons using BASIC, but it is now officially announced that the full…
The guys over at C64.com have added an interview with Mevlüt Dinç / MD Software, Vivid Image. Mevlüt started dabbling with the Spectrum computer purely for fun. Learning to program, he created a few basic demos from just books and magazines. Within two years he had learnt how to program in machine code. In time he moved onto programming games…
Latest releases over at CSDb are as follows: Establishing Eye Contact with a Squirrel, Giganoid, JSIDDevice 3.6, JSIDPlay2 3.6, Disco, Paralax Demo, Flags, Ultima IV Remastered V2.2.1, Birds, Hidden Intro, Bikes in Action, Fixy, Crimson Blessing, Dungeon Crawl +2JF [pal/ntsc], A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, magination, Trojan Warrior +25D [crazy hack], Dungeon Crawl +2D, Super Mario…
Ilkka Sjöstedt has written an in-depth review about the new C64 Reloaded Motherboard.The C64 Reloaded is a new C64 motherboard. It has been recreated according to the schematics of C64B3 model, ASSY NO 250466, and is designed to use the original C64 chipset. A good description you’ll find on the announcement on Individual Computers’ website. Basically, it’s a real Commodore…
Adrian Kurek modified his Commodore 64 to work with 12V DC. This makes it possible to use a battery to power the computer. Also this is not the only modification he made, he also added: SD2IEC, Mini LCD screen, Stereo SID with amplifier, Speakers and C64 original ROM/JiffyDOS with an OS switch. Check the video below to see it in…
