2D Byte Arrays Come to sharkC64: See Them in Action
In a new episode of Programming Redux, a fresh feature lands in the sharkC64 programming language: 2D byte arrays. This addition opens the door...
MiSTer NFC Cards Bring Physical Fun to Digital Games
MiSTer NFC Cards are changing how retro gamers interact with their libraries. In a new video, Wolfgang from RETRO is the New Black shows...
Upgrading the Amiga 500 with PiStorm and RGB2HDMI
Future Retro Fusion’s latest video walks viewers through a practical look at two clever upgrades for the Amiga 500: the PiStorm accelerator and the...
Presenter: The First Commercial App for C64 OS Is Here
A new piece of software has arrived for C64 OS users, and this time it’s not a game—it’s Presenter, a slide presentation application built...
Van Halen’s “Jump” Reworked on Dual SID Chips by Nordischsound
Nordischsound has taken Van Halen’s synth anthem "Jump" and reworked it through the gritty, electronic lens of the Commodore 64's SID chip—times two.
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Commodore 128D Internal Pi1541 Upgrade with OLED and Rotary Encoder
In a fresh episode of Retro Tech Insanity, the Commodore 128D gets an Internal Pi1541 Upgrade. This rebuild comes after the original 1571 was...
Weirdest Commodore 64 Yet? A DIY Disaster on the Bench
In the latest More Fun Fixing It video, a strange package arrives from Paul—aka Universal Retro Boss. Inside? A heavily altered Commodore 64 that...
Super Cars II on the Amiga: Is It Still Worth Playing in 2025?
UK Gaming Network recently took the time to revisit Super Cars II, a top-down racing game developed by Magnetic Fields and originally published by...
