[youtube pyQNIbKQa_E nolink] At the Play Expo 2014 one of the biggest battles took place. The big question which one is better. Commodore 64 or ZX Spectrum? In this debate for the ZX Spectrum are: John Gibson and Ste Pickford, and in for the Commodore 64: Andy Walker and Jeff Minter. Website: Retro Asylum YouTube Channel
[youtube uI4o9XAFLt0 nolink] The Memwa Project is a hardware project from Staring Lizard. The hardware that he developed is a replacement for the Commodore 64. The MCU is an STM32F407, the display controller is an SSD1963, the memory is a H27UBG8T2BTRBC and the display is a 7″ TFT 4-WRT. The whole C64 is emulated and for the sound a real…
Commodore Format Power Pack 63 has been released! Commodore Format Archive is an appreciation website of the 1990s Commodore Format magazine for the Commodore 64. The magazine was famous for its covertapes, and their releases are a fun tribute to them and a cool way of releasing new C64 games! This time round, their virtual tape includes 4 games. X-Force,…
Thanks to Marty Goldberg and his post on the Facebook group, Vintage Gaming (& Computing), we were given the heads-up on John Feagan’s photo and commentary on some early Commodore Vic-20 history. Here’s John’s commentary: “History of the Vic-20 development has been rewritten by the non-participants–but I have the pictures. Here is the real deal developed at the Commodore Advanced…
[youtube 2L9wNzFxEh8 nolink] Petro Tyschtschenko is known for his work in the European market for Commodore International, and later as CEO at Amiga Technologies. Last September, he gave a speech at the Finnish Amiga Users Group’s Saku 2014, and the full video was recently uploaded to YouTube. Link: YouTube (in English) Source: Retrocomputaria Plus
[youtube 2L9wNzFxEh8 nolink] Petro Tyschtschenko is known for his work in the European market for Commodore International, and later as CEO at Amiga Technologies. Last September, he gave a speech at the Finnish Amiga Users Group’s Saku 2014, and the full video was recently uploaded to YouTube. Link: YouTube (in English) Source: Retrocomputaria Plus







