Category: Interview
The guys over at C64.com have recently interviewed David Crane. David worked at Atari with Nolan Bushnell in 1977, and co-founded Activision in 1979. David is best known for developing Pitfall, but has also published hundreds of games on the Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Atari 400, Atari 800 and other platforms. You can read the in depth interview…
Amicast is a podcast about the Amiga, covering everything about the platform, past and present! In this episode the team interviews HunoPPC and also talks about game ports for the Amiga. Website: Amicast
As every year, Scene World has also had a booth at the biggest game fair in Europe: Gamescom! AJ, Martin Ahman and Joerg have a look at the experiences and interviews Scene World had this year. Check it out at https://scene.world/gc2017pc Video version: See the full interviews with everybody at gamescom at your Gamescom 2017 playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFSso4eV-9U73fX9DMmPLu46VSRtA-xpv #gamescom #gamescom2017, #sceneworld,…
Joerg and AJ talk to Chris Abbott, “C64Audio.com”, about his currently running Rob Hubbard book Kickstarter called “Project Hubbard”, and whatever else comes up in the retro computing music sphere. https://scene.world/projecthubbard
Joerg and AJ talk to Fabian Mario Doehla, “Mr. Sega”, about Sonic Mania, doing PR for Sega Europe and America, and whatever else comes up. Listen to it here: http://scene.world/mrsega
In 1986, when Germany lost to Argentina in the football match, Huelsbeck won the first place in a 64’er Magazine contest at the age of 18. Shortly thereafter, Chris began take care of the good tone at Rainbow Arts. Katakis and The Great Giana Sisters are now classics in the C64 game library. Also on the Commodore Amiga, Huelsbeck…
Saul Cross is a pioneering graphician and developer who is still active to this day. Andrew, AJ, and Joerg talk to him about what he’s been up to, and about his history in the scene. Website: http://scene.world/saulcross
Our new podcast has been released! We talked to Andreas Wallström about his awesome new book “Commodore 64: For the Love of a Machine”. Check it out and enjoy listening! Link: scene.world/c64love
I remember first becoming aware of MAD magazine sometime during First Grade in Elementary school. All of the older kids (aka: ‘cool’ kids) were reading it, and I wanted to be like the older kids, so naturally it became the most important thing in my life. I was born in 1981, so I would’ve been in First Grade around 1987….
We finally present the interview with Jens Schoenfeld of Individual Computers, in which he sheds a light on the new Commodore 64 Reloaded versions coming out and the new C64C cases! Check it out! http://scene.world
