Kung Fu Flash 2 vs. SideKick64: Which Is the Better C64 Expansion?
Arctic Retro takes a closer look at the new Kung Fu Flash 2, a follow-up to the popular cartridge solution for the Commodore 64....
A Tour of The Dark Lord’s C-Net 12.0 BBS (1988)
The Dark Lord takes viewers on a tour of his C-Net 12.0 BBS as it appeared in 1988. Originally running on a Commodore 64c,...
Kuusneppis – A Finnish Racing Classic on the Commodore 64
Artline Designs has introduced a new multiplayer experience for the Commodore 64 with Kuusneppis, a digital take on the Finnish outdoor sport, Neppis. This...
The Legacy of Blue Byte and Why The Settlers Still Holds Up
Blue Byte may not be a household name for every gamer, but its influence on strategy games is undeniable. Founded in 1988 by former...
Rescuing and Restoring a Filthy Commodore 64C – The Ultimate C64 Setup
In his latest video, retroCombs takes on a true retro challenge—rescuing a neglected, dirt-caked Commodore 64C from the depths of obscurity and restoring it...
FairLight TV #118 Fjälldata 2025
Fjälldata 2025, a demoscene gathering, took place on Frozen Island in northern Sweden. Attendees enjoyed a mix of socializing, creative work, and retro gaming....
Too Much Fun: The Five Lives of the Commodore 64 Computer
The Commodore 64 holds the title of the best-selling desktop computer model of all time, according to The Guinness Book of World Records. From...
Amiga Boot Selectors
Classic Amiga computers were built with a strict boot hierarchy, prioritizing the internal floppy drive (DF0) for startup. This design choice creates a challenge...
