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Tommy explores programming Commodore 64 with .NET and VS Code, using RetroC64 for coding, graphics, sound, and debugging.

RobSmithDev’s latest project celebrates the Amiga’s 40th anniversary with a redesigned floating Boing Ball that spins on a diagonal axis. The video showcases clever engineering, detailed 3D printing, and some amusing circuit hacks. This eye-catching tribute is sure to delight Amiga fans. Check out the video for the full build and mesmerizing results.

The Sherwood C64 release brings Robin’s world to the Commodore 64 with more screens, fresh puzzles, and crisp gameplay for retro fans.

Programming Redux introduces the new static data section in sharkC64, making sprite creation straightforward. See how sprites are defined and animated with practical code examples, then watch the demonstration for a hands-on look.

Fairlight brings fresh demos, graphics, and SID tracks to Transmission64. Their new releases show strong creative direction and steady technical skill.

Adrian’s Digital Basement takes on a donated Amiga 1200 restoration, tackling capacitor leaks, bent cases, missing parts, and more. Through careful repair and testing, the system finally boots to life—proving the enduring charm of Commodore’s last great wedge Amiga.

RetroC64 brings modern programming to the Commodore 64. With deep Visual Studio Code integration, fluent 6502 assembly, sprite tools, and SID management, developers can assemble, debug, and run C64 projects quickly. The toolkit bridges the gap between vintage hardware and contemporary coding standards.

Nordischsound rebuilds Major Tom on the C64 with pure SID tone. This short overview shares how the remix captures the feel of the classic track.