Category: Commodore 64
Mastertronic Chronicles is a blog of witchfinder dedicated to the Mastertronic games for the Commodore 64. The most recent reviews are: Knight-Tyme (1988), Frenesis (1987), Dragonskulle (1987), Barry McGuigan World Championship Boxing (1989), Beat It (1987), Pulsoids (1988) and the Mastertronic catalogue from 1986. Website: http://retrounlim.com/mastertronic/
Chris Osborn is working on a system that can replace the 1541 disk drive. He uses a Raspberry Pi computer to communicate with the serial IEC bus of the Commodore 64. Chris had to modified the Linux kernel on the Raspberry Pi so it can handle the interrupts when the IEC bus was signalling. At the moment the system is…
Latest releases over at CSDb are as follows: Funtempo, For Leon 15, Blackchar, Minimalmo, Cyber Core – Game Art ’94, Fast Food Preview, Pompeii, VSP Lab 1.0, Lauter, The House of Mr Chuff, Two Reds For One Blues, Night Walk, Natura Morta, Outtakes, Shrill, Future Comets, Never Trust a c64, Let Roses Speak, N0rdl1cht 2013, Mind Collapse, Hello James!, Call of…
Arthur Jordison has released a new version of CBM prg Studio. Changes in this version: The debugger has new keyboard shortcuts. The character editor can now copy groups of characters and scroll the scratchpad. In BASIC you have now batch mode, constants definitions in code (hex) and the auto line numbering is improved. Website: http://www.ajordison.co.ukSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
David Thiel made music for Winter Games, Championship Wrestling and Rock n’ Bolt. He worked with the ColecoVision, Adam, Atari 400/800 and the C64. He developed a sound system (DDTSS) for the C64 that supports six channels. This system combined the 3 voices and 3 virtual channels for sound effects. You can read the complete interview on the C64.com web…
Todays updates over at Games that weren’t 64 are as follows: Dune Buggy Dromedia Software Wild Women Of Wonga Super Scramble Solaris Rhyme Land Mole Squash Horror Atoll CyberCore Cyber Attack Source: http://www.gamesthatwerent.com
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 13:00 CET Gazoo a.k.a. TouchTheDJ – Tokyo Comeback Special – It’s been almost a year on the dot (give or take a few weeks), that I packed up all my belongings, threw them violently into a storage unit somewhere in Denmark and headed east… To the land of the rising sun……
Latest releases over at CSDb are as follows: Girl-Car-Vyvern C64, DNS 1338 Summer Meeting!!!, Jungle Jack +2, Superbike +P, Titanic, Z-Zone +2, Dina’s Dinosaur Math, Mayday! 3D Font, Hook at Char, Happy Thorsday!!!, Epoque, Electra-Ship +2, Fetris 100% [pal/ntsc] [bugfixed], Chopper Command +, DVD-R, D’s Silent 64, Partysours, Moondog +1, Summer of 64, ReFuse, Only Beerdrops, Platter Font, Run DNS, ButterBuddhaBoogie,…
Schlimeisch Mania is a new game for the Commodore 64. The game was released at the Schlimeisch 2013 meeting in Fryšták in the Czech Republic. The game is programmed by Ray, and Factor6 and PCH made the music, graphics and the character set. The game can be played by eight people at the same time with the help of the…
sID JAm is a “Battle of the Bands” style Commodore 64 music player. You can listen to two randomly chosen SID’s and decide which tune is the winner. The current High Voltage Sid Collection has 43856 sid tunes so you can listen to the music and judge for a long time. Website: http://www.sidjam.comSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
