Category: Commodore 64
CBM prg Studio Version 3.2.0 released. A couple of new assembler directives and a source map view are the main new features in this version, as well as a few bug fixes. New features in v3.2.0: PTEXT and NULL directives. NULL added to GenerateTo directive. Colour printing. Source overview. Link: www.ajordison.co.uk
Immortal C64 Episode 39 – SPECIAL : Richard TND Loader Compo 2014. All tracks are MP3’s from http://tnd64.unikat.sk/loader_compo_2014.html .Thanks to @Richard_of_TND for permission to do this episode! Track Listing : 01 .. Linus/Viruz – Harvest 2:0302 .. Pepsi/Sentenced to Death – Star Patrol 2049 – 1:4203 .. Peacemaker/Hitmen – Hitmen Loader – 2:3804 .. Stinsen/G*P – Unloader – 2:0305 …..
Latest releases over at CSDb are as follows: Lost Beyond Recall, Wacky Waste +2, Nakterius, Hoaxers Logo – “eXperience”, Skier reMAX, Depressing Time, diskmgr64, Kitty – Cats Forever, Awaiting, Afterlife #9, Myst, Scrapped, Recycled, Reincarnated, Turn It Louder [2sid], C64NChips, SuperNovax, Up in Flames, Journey To Pandora, Power Pyramids +31D [crazy hack], Skull Dreams, Traveller Moon, Up’n Down +23D [crazy…
Latest updates from Vinny over at c64endings.co.uk are as follows: The Wombles by Alternative Software Whistler’s Brother by Br0derbund Wheelin’ Wallie by Interceptor Software Weird Dreams by Rainbird Warlock’s Quest by Infogrames War in Middle Earth by Melbourne House Website: http://www.c64endings.co.uk
SDI is a music tracker system for the Commodore 64 and is written by Geir Tjelta and Glenn Rune Gallefoss. The system has the following features: Sequencer, tracker and a sound editor. Load, save and dump menu. DOS commands. Vibrato, pulse, filter, arpeggio and tempo. Changes in this version: Improvements for the filtercutoff routine and the play routine had a…
It was published by Wiebo de Wit on his blog – DevDef – the first part of a series of articles explaining the usage of the Ultimate II. According to the author, the device is “a nice piece of hardware but the documentation? Not so much”, and this is what motivated him to write more about it. On this first…








