Titans of the Industry: Louis Castle’s Legacy and the Rise of Westwood Studios
The gaming world owes much of its innovation and storytelling to a select few visionaries, and Louis Castle is undeniably one of them. As...
What if Avicii’s Hey Brother Was Composed on a Commodore 64?
In Nordischsound's latest video, the artist revisits a tune originally composed in December 2023. This new release features a freshly mastered recording accompanied by...
Is the Commodore 64 Still Fun? Green Pixel Retro Lab Explores
In the latest episode from Green Pixel Retro Lab, the host takes viewers on a nostalgic journey back to the 1980s, asking a question...
Hero Fantasy: The King’s Sword – A Retro Adventure Awaits
Step into a pixelated world of magic, danger, and epic quests with Hero Fantasy: The King’s Sword (HFKS), a stunning homebrew game for the...
Old School Cracker: Mastering the Art of Commodore 64 Game Cracking
The Commodore 64 may have debuted decades ago, but for its passionate enthusiasts, the machine’s allure has never faded. Enter the Old School Cracker...
Image BBS 3.0 On A Stick v2.3 Released!
The Commodore BBS Community has another reason to celebrate as Al DaRosa, affectionately known as Bucko, has unveiled version 2.3 of the beloved "Image...
Color Bars Effect in C64 BASIC
In the latest video from Josip Retro Bits, viewers are treated to a fascinating exploration of creating ultra-fast color bars on the legendary Commodore...
Unveiling the True Sales Figures of the Legendary Commodore 64
The Commodore 64 is celebrated as the best-selling single model computer ever, but the exact number sold has always been debated. Estimates range from 12 to 30 million units. In a new episode from the Commodore History channel, former Commodore Treasurer Don Greenbaum joins the discussion to shed light on this long-standing C64 sales mystery. His insider perspective helps untangle decades of speculation and offers a clearer picture of the computer’s true legacy.
