Commodore name battle

Commodore Name Battle Round 2: Lawsuit And Finger-Pointing

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The Commodore name battle has gone from heated debates to courtroom drama. Commodore Industries has filed suit against Commodore International, igniting a trademark war decades in the making.
Zezito in the Glittering Caves

Zezito in the Glittering Caves: A Forth-Powered C64 Platformer

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Zezito in the Glittering Caves brings a creative twist to Commodore 64 platforming. Built in Forth by Iapetus, it’s a charming experiment in retro coding that invites players to restore color to a poisoned cave floor.
Amiga 4ever Demo

Amiga 4ever Demo by Complex Celebrates Apollo Vampire Power

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Complex’s Amiga 4ever Demo merges Apollo Vampire performance with classic Amiga artistry in a sleek, high-energy tribute.
Sysop-64 HDMI Color Control

Sysop-64 HDMI Color Control Expands Commodore 64 Visuals

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Blood Mosher’s Hack Lab reveals how the Sysop-64 FPGA Linux cartridge transforms the Commodore 64’s visuals. By manipulating the HDMI color palette, the project achieves a wider color range, even rivaling the Amiga’s vibrant output.
top A1200 games list

Top A1200 Games List: UK Gaming Network’s Ultimate Picks

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UK Gaming Network’s Brian shares his ultimate top A1200 games list, celebrating the titles that deserve a place on Retro Games Ltd’s upcoming A1200 release. From epic adventures to high-speed racers, this video rounds up the must-have AGA titles fans want to see included.
Commodore 64 Screen RAM

Commodore 64 Screen RAM Explained

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Bård of Commodore Tutorials explores how Commodore 64 Screen RAM works and how shifting it enables fast transitions between game screens.
Amiga 500 Plus Replica

Building the Amiga 500 Plus Replica

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Happy Little Diodes assembles a dream Amiga 500 Plus Replica with new parts, a GoTek drive, and a sleek black case that looks factory-made.
AmiCube FPGA Amiga Upgrade

AmiCube FPGA Amiga Upgrade: Next-Gen Minimig on Artix-7

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The AmiCube project advances with a successful port of the Minimig AGA core to Artix-7 FPGA hardware, introducing a faster, affordable, and fully functional Amiga-on-a-chip solution.