Category: Commodore 64
FieserWolf developed a new Koala editor for the PC. The Cooala program can be used on Linux and Windows PC, but there might be some small bugs in the program. You can send your feedback to FieserWolf. In the program you can choose your drawing colours, scroll, zoom, full screen, select area char (8×8) or freehand and there is an…
Mike Berlin is working on a stereo SID card for the Commodore C64. The system has two SID 8085 R5’s, four latches, an EPROM and two amplifiers. The card can be inserted in the original connector on the motherboard and there is no special software needed to play the SID tunes in full stereo. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-mCGnq2oyESource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
With Love is a new demo for the Commodore C64 made by the group Delysid. The demo is a real oldskool demo and was made in a period of 8 months. The code was done by Dr.J and Nomistake. The music is from Guy Shavitt, Hithouse, Jens Blidon, Jeroen Tel, Laxity and Sage. The graphics are from dflame and Nomistake….
With the LoadOne program, made by Joonas Lindberg, you can generate the data for a datassette file. The program creates a .tap file on the PC from a .prg file. You can enter the name of the program, and the starting address of the program. The program can be used on a Windows PC from the command line. Website: CSDbSource:…
Roberto Ricioppo made a new game for the Commodore C64 with the help of Sideways SEUCK. In the game you are a motorbike cop, and must save the city from criminals. Jump on your motorbike and destroy all the bad guys. The music in the game is from Richard Baylissen and the tape loader is from Joonas Lindberg. Website: http://tnd64.unikat.skSource:…
Jeff Ledger developed a pocket size SID music player. The SID player uses a Parallax Propeller microcontroller and a SD card to read and play the SID music. He made a manual on how to construct the hardware and you can also download the necessary software for the Pocket SID Audio Player. Website: http://tinyurl.com/bm5tt8tSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
Dienstagstreff and Stehrs Softwareschmiede are organizing a game development competition for the Commodore C64. The rules for the competition are: The game must work on a standard C64 with an 1541 disk drive. Maximum size of the game is 664 blocks and must have a splash screen. The competition closes the first of February 2013. Website: http://www.cevicompo.orgSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl








