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Neuromancer

Neuromancer: A Commodore 64 Classic Revisited

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Released for the Commodore 64 in 1988, Neuromancer became a defining moment in cyberpunk gaming. Inspired by William Gibson’s influential novel, this RPG brought...
Raid on Bungeling Bay

Return to Bungeling Bay: The Enduring Legacy

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Raid on Bungeling Bay is a classic shoot 'em up video game crafted by Will Wright and released by Broderbund in 1984 for the...
Berzerk C64 Homebrew

Berzerk C64 Homebrew – A Retro Arcade Classic Reborn

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Berzerk is a classic arcade game that still resonates with gamers today. Originally released in 1980 by Stern Electronics, the game was designed by...
MuffinTerm

MuffinTerm Brings PETSCII Terminal to iOS and Mac

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For years, retro enthusiasts have been searching for a terminal app that supports PETSCII on modern devices. Now, with MuffinTerm, Commodore fans can connect...
DIY 1581 Replica

DIY 1581 Replica: Build Your Own 1581

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DIY 1581 Replica: Build Your Own 1581 If you weren't around back in 1987 to pick up a 1581 drive off the shelf then you...
CMD vs XETEC

CMD vs XETEC: How Do They Stack Up?

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-NOTE- This is a reprint of an OLD text file. It was originally written by Sam Lewitt. He ran a computer business called Thunder...
Kernal of Truth

A Kernal Of Truth

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What, besides the obvious, do TimeWorks, RUN Magazine, Commodore Business Machines, Midnight Gazette, a multi-million-dollar leasing company, and hundreds of BBS SYSOPs worldwide have...
Randy Suess

The Legacy of Randy Suess and the First BBS

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While not as widely known as Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, Randy Suess holds a crucial place in the history of personal computing. In...