FairLight TV #108, Amiga Revival Interview With John Hertell
Howdy hackers, and welcome to another episode of Far Light TV! Today's episode is an almost pure Amiga special, featuring an interview with Chucky,...
A very unique Commodore 128 and a small bit of progress on the next...
Lots of mistakes were made in this episode of 8 Bit Doodads, but Nick learned a lot. Primarily, he discovered that the A.C. is...
SIDKick pico Firmware v0.21 Update
The SIDKick pico ("SKpico") is a direct replacement for the SID 6581/8580 sound chips used in Commodore 64 and 128 computers. In addition to...
ZZap! Live 2024 Videos
The ZZap! Live 2024 event has come and gone but the videos will last forever. Festivities occurred August 17th, at The Holiday Inn, Kenilworth,...
Dear Commodore Enthusiast…
Gideon's Logic, known for popular products like the Ultimate-II+ cartridge and Ultimate 64 Elite boards, has provided an update on the Ultimate 64 Elite-II...
I Broke My Commodore 64C, But Can I Fix It?
During the production of his latest video, Tim from Tim's Retro Corner inadvertently damaged his Commodore 64C. The issue likely arose from plugging or...
Jon Wells C64 Classix Compilation (C64 Cartridge)
Psytronik Software has released an exceptional cartridge compilation featuring six complete games from renowned C64 programmer Jon Wells.
The Jon Wells C64 Classix Compilation Collector's...
Commodore 64 SID, XSID and ARMSID: a complete comparative test
Today on the Triple Freedom channel, there’s a deep dive into a fascinating comparative test of three different SID chips for the Commodore 64:...
