The C64 (Electronic Games)

Product Information

Mitchell, Peter W. (September 6, 1983). "A summer-CES report". Boston Phoenix. p.4 . Retrieved January 10, 2015. Under 1983 Christmas Tree, Expect the Home Computer". The New York Times. December 10, 1983. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved July 2, 2017.

In 1987, Commodore released a 64C variant with a highly redesigned motherboard commonly known as a "short board". The new board used the new HMOS chipset, featuring a new 64-pin PLA chip. The new "SuperPLA", as it was dubbed, integrated many discrete components and transistor–transistor logic (TTL) chips. In the last revision of the 64C motherboard, the 2114 4-bit-wide color RAM was integrated into the SuperPLA. Of these two videos, The 8-Bit Guy utilizes a custom program he made to determine latency (lag) and his methodology on documenting it. 8-Bit Show and Tell displayed his knowledge of BASIC and utilizing several workarounds to expand RAM and enhance programs. These two reviewers compared both the Maxi to real Commodore 64 models and 8-Bit Guy opened up the Maxi to reveal it’s inner workings. Any games for the Carousel post them in the new PCUAE Section and do not flash any games to the Carousel on the firmware, you could make it stop working if you add to many games to it or could damage it. Commodore 64, 1982" (PDF). Archive.computerhistory.org. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 27, 2012 . Retrieved March 18, 2017.Video interview with Yash Terakura | Scene World – The C64 NTSC/PAL Disk Magazine". Sceneworld.org . Retrieved December 30, 2015.

PET-type Commodore Datasette 300 baud tape interface (edge connector with digital cassette motor/read/write/key-sense signals), Ground and +5V DC lines. The cassette motor is controlled by a +5V DC signal from the 6510 CPU. The 9V AC input is transformed into unregulated 6.36V DC [102] which is used to actually power the cassette motor. [103] Halfhill, Tom R. (April 1986). "A Turning Point For Atari?". Compute!. p.30 . Retrieved November 8, 2013.UK USB style power supply(we can add a suitable PSU for your country.UK, USA, Europe andAustralia,as shown) * Can run on 2a USB power supply, the same type as used with many mobile-phones. Looking at some stuff I programmed when I was 16-18 years old, I am moderately impressed by myself. Not that it was anything worth mentioning, but considering I learned everything by myself and from these two books at that age, I ask myself how unwilling my students are when in comes to learning Visual Basic .net... I believe modern school only produces mechanical problem solving without stimulating the mind. You can post C64 games for THEC64 - C64 Mode here now, post VIC-20 games in there own board now for VIC20 Mode below this one.

Survey of Game Manufacturers". Computer Gaming World. April 1986. p.32 . Retrieved November 1, 2013. THE main threads will be added here as announcements, If you are looking for a Popular post or thread this is most properly be in here. You can talk about the ZX Spectrum here, this is added cause the computer Paul Andrews and Chris Smith made before THEC64 was the ZX Spectrum Vega in 2015, alot of stuff they learnt from make that machine was added to THEC64 like the CJM/TSG files.

Shoutbox

Maher, Jimmy (June 19, 2015). "The Evolution of the (Epyx) Games". The Digital Antiquarian . Retrieved March 19, 2016. Putting aside the legality of having all those images, one would expect support for zipped files/archives, no file number per folder limitation, easy browsing, etc.

Reimer, Jeremy (December 15, 2005). "Total share: 30 years of personal computer market share figures". Ars Technica . Retrieved October 10, 2014. Ferrell, Keith (July 1989). "Just Kids' Play or Computer in Disguise?". Compute!. p.28 . Retrieved November 11, 2013. Another fast-paced run-and-gun. Your space ship crash lands on an alien planet, and you need to collect parts and fuel to rebuild it. But you also need to dodge (or shoot) flying meteors and aliens that threaten to smash into you. It’s fast and furious as you progress through the levels, and gather everything you need. This is where the world of connected and inspired geeks really starts to shine. You’ve got three big options to get your chocolate all snugged up with that peanut butter ( for the noobs, that’s an 80s reference).Markoff, John (December 20, 2004). "A Toy with a Story". The New York Times . Retrieved August 20, 2015. Naman, Mard (September 1989). "From Atari's Oval Office An Exclusive Interview With Atari President Sam Tramiel". STart. Vol.4, no.2. San Francisco: Antic Publishing. p.16.