Released by: MonkRelease Date: 4 August 2011 Source: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=101482
8BSCSS_3 or ‘The 8bit Sid Chip Sandwich Show #3’ will be released soon. Coded by Uncle Tom, graphics by BugJam and featuring Anna Black. Watch the trailer on annablack.com.There’s also a short movie with Anna stepping it up (and down) to the sounds of Rob Hubbard’s Crazy Comets there ;-) Make sure you click that too :-D
You can now look at recent screenshots from the ACE128 system. ACE128 is a project to make a new operating system for the Commodore C128. Some of the features will be: Input devices like mouse, joystick, light pen etc. Network support. Resizable and movable windows. Multilingual User Interface. SuperCPU optimization. File sharing between programs. Clipboard and many more. Screenshots on…
There is a new update at Protovision. Protovision News Jim Slim – Four reviews Another two Newcomer Tribute Images News from the C64 scene Sidplay64 – The Final Replay & Netdrive Support ChatteRR-Box – Real-time Chat with RR-Net compatible Devices Website: http://www.protovision-online.com
Latest Releases on CSDb today are as follows; Dragon, Beautiful Oz Prisoner, Earth, Legacy, 2000 Kung-Fu Maniacs, Spitfire and Back to the 80’s Source: http://csdb.dk
Christian “cr8y” Krapp made a webpage for the German diskmag AmigaJUICE, where you can download the ADF and view the content. The page uses a nice WB 1.x look too :-) Source: amigajuice.a1k.org
Released by: Bad TasteRelease Date: 28 July 2011 Source: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=101369
Latest Releases on CSDb today are as follows; Sounds of the Amiga #3, Trojahn, Creature, Yucatan +5D, Bewitched Preview +2 and Attitude #12 Source: http://csdb.dk
From RGCD: ‘Cosine’s latest game is finally complete and the cartridge is ready to purchase from our shop page! Coded by T.M.R, featuring a new soundtrack by Odie and graphics and map design by Smila, the digital version of the game should be available for free download from the Cosine home page and Format War in the next day or…
Thomas Tempelmann tells the story of FCopy from his point of view. Quite an interesting read if you’re into the technical bits of the 1541 :-) Read the story on pagetable.com
