For your off-line reading pleasure, I've published my game and application reviews in this ebook, which you can download for FREE, right here: My64 Reviews eBook. If you like the eBook, maybe you would consider telling me so by Buying Me a Floppy. I'd appreciate the support and will use the funds to keep the blog running.

I hope you enjoy the reviews.

• Comet64's Deca-Drive Function - Here's a look at a new feature, added to the list of commands, which you can use on your CommodoreServer Comet64 Internet Modem. This allows you to connect up to ten disk images to your modem and access them “on the fly”.
• Preliminary Review of Retroswitch Flyer - In this review, I give you my first impressions of the Flyer Internet modem, from Retroswitch, as well as taking a closer look at some of the functionality it provides (via a video review).
• 80 Column Cable - In this article, I review my results in attempting to build an RGBI cable, for my C128, out of an RCA (aka composite) cable. The details on how to make this cable, so I can run my C128 in 80 column mode, was found in Issue #1 of Loadstar 128.

• On-Line Disk Storage Services - a review of the Commodore related on-line disk storage services that I use to store my D64 disk images.

• On The Edge: The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore - Review of this excellent book discussing people and events from our Commodore history.

A note about my Loadstar and UpTime reviews: In no way am I affiliated with the Loadstar publication or it's distributor, Ramblehouse. I am merely an admirer of the publication and wish to bring attention to some of the great software written and published through the magazine. If you would like to own a copy of the Loadstar library for yourself, it is still available for purchase on the Ramblehouse website. I encourage you to do so, because there's a lot of fantastic software that got published on its disks.

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