Legendary SID Chip and the Birth of 8-Bit Music
The Legendary SID Chip transformed the Commodore 64 from a gaming computer into a living instrument. Meet the artists who made silicon sing.
Four Silver Label C64s and a Surprising Discovery
Lee from More Fun Fixing It examines four rare Commodore 64 Silver Label units, uncovering an unusual capacitor fault never seen before.
OneROM Fire USB Working Prototype
Piers Rocks returns with another detailed technical session, showing his process of getting the new OneROM Fire USB board operational, step by step.
X65 YMF825 Sound Test on the WDC 65816 CPU
Tomasz Sterna’s latest X65 Project video shows a Yamaha YMF825 sound test driven by the WDC 65816 CPU, revealing smooth integration and impressive tone generation.
Soya 50yo Birthday Demo
A vibrant C64 demo from Fairlight marks Soya’s milestone birthday with slick visuals, diverse music tracks and scene-classic stylings.
Rebuilding the CU Amiga Sound Sampler
RobSmithDev revisits a 1993 CU Amiga DIY project to rebuild the Sound Sampler that never worked—until now.
VDRIVE Brings Wireless Disk Image Access to the Commodore 64
VDRIVE gives the Commodore 64 wireless disk image access, allowing users to search, mount, and save data directly through WiFi.
Installing READYChat on C64 OS
Gregory Naçu introduces READYChat for C64 OS, a new instant messenger with built-in assistant commands. Learn how installing READYChat transforms your Commodore 64 into a connected platform.
