The Merits of controlling your own content

Although it takes more effort and expense to do it yourself, there are distinct advantages to maintaining control of your own content on the Internet, rather than handing control of it over to a faceless 3rd party. read more...

Updates to 128 Content

Over the past week, I've posted two updates, in relation to C128 content; Both of which come from the pages of RUN Magazine. The first is a review of the word processor application, Quick Writer 128 and the second is an addition in The Unseen 128 section regarding a mouse driver for your BASIC 7 screen editor. I hope you find them useful.

The C128: Commodore's dark horse?

Even though the C128 was a popular choice for many Commodore users at the time, Commodore corporation still seemed to do it's best to stifle sales and popularity for this 8-bit wonder. If so, what could have been the reason for doing so? read more...

I wasn't alone in my opinion

Seems like RUN Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Dennis Brisson and I held pretty much the same opinions regarding our Commodore C128s, back in the day. read more...

RUN Magazine was a Commodore user's best choice

I've come to the conclusion that from what I've read, I think RUN magazine was probably the best written and covered the most useful information for the “average” home and small business Commodore user. read more...

Progress has been slow, but I've been working piece-by-piece at migrating data into the library. At the moment, I'm slowly transferring video files over to Archive.org for easier viewing/streaming. I've also been gathering more game instructions, which I'll be adding to the library as time allows. Hope you're having a blessed summer!

As I've been migrating content over to the Library, I've also started transcribing and adding instruction manuals for the games for the titles that I can find. So, over time, the Game Instructions section will include as many full game manuals as I can find time to transcribe.

Review: Submariner Round-up

Just posted a new review of sorts; I've collected the best “bottom-up” submarine games for the C64 and do a brief comparison for each. The games include Sea Wolf, Seawolf II, Seafox, Fire One and Seawolves. read more...

The D-SUB9 arrived today!

Today the D-SUB9, from Retronic Design, arrived and I am thrilled to be able to play C64 games via VICE with my favorite vintage joysticks. read more...

The Library

I've spent the last several evenings updating the website with a new section for the games and applications I have made available for downloading. It's called, “The Library”. read more...

My Mini Commodore

Today there's an entire range of Commodore 8-Bit emulator systems. But back in the early 2000s, we had to be a little more creative. For me, the ASUS EeePC 701 fit the bill perfectly. read more...

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