Category: Computers

CBM-Transfer Version 1.00 “10th Anniversary Edition” Now Available

CBM-Transfer is a front-end to several command-line utilities for transferring files and working with disk images. CBM-Transfer makes using those utilities easy by providing a familiar windows interface that removes the need to learn the commandline syntax of each program. CBM-Transfer also includes a multi-format file and picture viewer. Transfer files to or from real CBM drives. Create D64 and…

WHDLoad V18.3 Final Released! Plus the Latest Amiga WHDLoad Install Updates

We have been giving you the latest updates from the WHDLoad website since 2011 (Pre-CiA Times) and today we have a fair amount of new installs to share with you, plus some fantastic News! WHDLoad has been updated to final version 18.3! Click here for the list of changes in this version. 2017-04-06 New WHDLoad V18.3 released, have fun! 2017-04-06…

Next FCUG Meeting, Sunday, April 9

The Fresno Commodore User Group has its next meeting from 11 a.m. to 2+ p.m., Sunday, April 9 at; Bobby Salazar’s Mexican Restaurant 2839 North Blackstone Ave. (corner of Blackstone and Michigan) Fresno, California (559) 227-1686 For discussion, we’ll talk about the May 19-21 Maker Faire in San Mateo, the preparations for the June 10-11 Pacific Commodore Expo NW, and…

Amiga Ireland Podcast, Episode 2 Out Now!

After listening to the first brand new awesome Amiga Podcast from the guys over at Amiga Ireland, we felt we had to let you know that episode two has been released! You can play the Podcast on the website or you can download it to your computer to listen later. Follow the link below for the Amiga awesomeness! Website: amigausers.ie

How Thimbleweed Park would look like on a Commodore 64

Every now and then, during our daily visits to CSDb we happen to see some nicely done graphics, demos, games, or music. Today I was happy to see this graphics + music homage to the newly released game Thimbleweed Park created by Ron Gilbert (Maniac Mansion, Secret of Monkey Island). The program made for the Commodore 64, which can be also…

Rock ‘n Roll Commodore 64 Review by Robert Joy

“It’s only rock n roll, but I like it!” Rolling in on the Commodore 64 from Rainbow arts was a clever little ditty by the name of Rock n Roll. The clue is in the name. The game is an action-oriented puzzler with 32 levels for the player to enjoy. Taking control of a metallic sphere with the joystick, the…

RMD, New Vertical Shooter Released for MSX

A new vertical shooter called RMD, short for Raiden MoDoki, has been added to the MSX shooter arsenal. This game, by Naoki Ito from Japan, shows us the power of C compiled games for MSX. It is free to download or play online. MRC user N.I., the handle of Japanese MSX user Naoki Ito, has been busy lately making games….

Code Zero, New Homebrew Game for the ZX Spectrum

2077: The human race has stripped the planet clean. All power is now supplied by a single conglomerate – DCR Inc. Renewable energies were not enough to cope with demand. Nuclear energy became mainstream and a new isotope was identified and quickly introduced into production. By the time DCR realised the danger it was too late. The single test station,…

WinUAE 3.4.1 beta 05 Update, The Worlds Greatest Amiga Emulator!

Toni is back again with another new Beta version of WinUAE. WinUAE is currently the best Amiga emulation available to date and if used alongside Classic Workbench and WHDLoad you can achieve a really great Amiga hard drive experience like the picture above. Download from the link below and don’t forget to check all the new features in the release…

Commodore 64 CSDb Scene Release Updates!

Below are all the latest CSDb releases so far from 21st March to date, click on the name of each one to view more information. Gunfright Music, Goblin Groove, Gunfright V1.00, C-Tape Calibration V1.8, Madam Psychic, That Helpless Feeling, Lunar Lander +2, We Rulez, Digital Talk #99 [german], Xavier Naidoo Logo, Allfather, Row Man Preview 2 +3, Diskplosion, Jetpac Wars…