

Old games from Commodore 64, Amiga, and DOS to newer PC and console games for the casual player.
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Part 2.
Commodore 64 was the first bit of code I ever attempted to write.
It displayed "I love Heather" all over the screen then crashed...
I assume, now, that it was an infinite loop.
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Had very little experience with devices like that growing up.
Long after it was current, we had a ZX Spectrum we bought from a neighbour, and I have had a few Nintendo devices, but otherwise it was only really Windows PC I had much of an opportunity to use, and for a long time that was only because of support I got through school, college or university in providing them.
Had the chance to play on a few others over the years, but never did we own all that much.
Interested in seeing where this goes.
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Trying to get the Commodore name back to those who can actually produce computers. Right now, products like theC64mini, theC64, and theA500, etc. couldn't even license the Commodore name which is why those products doesn't have the Commodore name on them. The name currently belongs to a group of lawyers and licensing the name is rather expensive.
It was a nice video. I've subscribed to him and hope he manages to get it all worked out. I'd love to see the brand come back!
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IFLI screens of the 1984 Ghostbusters game for the Commodore 64 remaster still being developed by Jon Egg.
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