Modern Retro Systems

At VCF West, MEGA65 contributor Dan Sanderson explains how we remember classic computers by using them. From Commodore 65 prototypes to today’s open, FPGA-based MEGA65, he maps a path where practice, documentation, and community keep the past alive. Watch to see how Living Commodore Memory works in 2025.

AnyBit Fever Dreams debuts the new intro of Ultima III on the Foenix F256K. With SAM2695 MIDI support, the port highlights F256 second-generation hardware.

DosLogo compares his 8-bit Sonic on the Commander X16 to 16-bit Mario titles, showing Sonic Pixel Precision with flawless multi-level interaction.

Tim’s Retro Corner demonstrates soldering practice kits, giving beginners the confidence to build skills that apply to retro computer repairs.

Ultimate64 Manager is a desktop app that simplifies control of Ultimate64 hardware. With disk handling, music playback, video streaming, and machine control, it delivers a smooth, open-source solution for retro computing fans.

PacorexTheTrex returns with What a City Centre!, a bold new track built around a dazzling VERA chiptune composition. Retro fans are already buzzing about...

In a new video from George’s Channel, the spotlight is on Lissajous Curves BASIC, a 15-line program made for the Commander X16 emulator. The...

AnyBit Fever Dreams breaks down five different ways to produce music using the Foenix Retro Systems F256 Junior 2 and F256 K2 systems. The...