Commodore 64 rebirth

[Dis]

the powerpacks always seemed to burn out. My C64 has a bad powerpack. maybe they just weren't designed for the heat of the desert.

[alva]

I remember paying around 300-400$/€ for it's floppy drive ..

[Adagio]

Originally posted by GhengisFarb
Hey, I still have my Commodore 64, all the devices, and it still works.

Unfortunatly we sold it... but on the other hand: We wouldn't have got an Amiga, if we didn't

[Kropotkin]

Sounds like a way to make money on nostalgia to me...

[Elok]

Originally posted by Kropotkin
Sounds like a way to make money on nostalgia to me...

Well, duh. Did you know water is wet?
Anyway, I have a C64 emulator that always freezes, and the only ROMs from the C64 that I care about are Mail Order Monsters and Archon, both of which I have, so it sounds okay with me. Anybody here remember MOM? Go, lyonbear! Tear 'em up!
How these guys expect to sell a program that size over the internet and not expect it to be pirated within minutes is beyond me. I mean, if they actually found a way to realistically halt the spread of information on the internet, it would be an invention comparable to antigravity generators, and they wouldn't be farting around wasting it on reminisceware.

[Urban Ranger]

You could put the whole thing on a chip these days.

[Sojourn]

Mail Order Monsters!

Now that brought back some nostalgic feelings. I can still hum the theme song for that one. Time to go in search of some old ROMs...

-Sojourn

[Elok]

Can't remember the theme song; I was like eight or so when our commodore stopped working. I just remember it was a cool frigging game(I'd love it if they brought it back for a modern system), and so was Archon. I DO, however, remember the music from Gyruss. Gyruss was cool too.