19th of December 2024

The Chaos Engine Commodore 64 version

The Chaos Engine was a very popular game developed by The Bitmap Brothers in 1993 for various computers and consoles. There is now a version in development for the Commodore 64

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17th of December 2024

The Commodore 64 Xmas demo, Season Greetings from Commodore

Who remembers the Commodore 64 Xmas demo from the 1980's

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2nd of July 2023

Put your old Blackberry Playbook to use in 2020

Putting your old Blackberry Playbook to use in 2020

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12th of January 2022

Duck Shoot for the Commodore Vic 20, Mastertronic (1984)

Duck Shoot for the Commodore Vic 20, Cassette images, inlay and game video

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16th of December 2021

8-bit and 16-bit computer games I used to play in the 1980's - 1990's

I'm in the process of buying some of the most memorable 8-bit and 16-bit computer games I used to play in the early 80's to the 90's

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18th of April 2021

USB to internal Floppy Disk PCB connector board on Linux

Connecting an internal floppy drive using a 34 Pin PCB connector board on Linux

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22nd of February 2021

Extract and list the contents of an Amiga .adf file using the terminal in Ubuntu

How do I extract the contents of an Amiga .adf file using the terminal in Ubuntu or Ubuntu based distribution

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8th of December 2020

Microsoft Flight Simulator Version 5

Retro software, Microsoft Flight Simulator Version 5

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2nd of November 2020

OctaMED SoundStudio for the Commodore Amiga

Amiga format magazine floppy disk, OctaMED sound studio for the Commodore Amiga

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26th of July 2020

BEEBUG FOR THE BBC, Retro magazine for the BBC Micro 1984

BEEBUG, Retro computer magazines from BBC Micro 1984

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26th of February 2020

YouTube channels featuring retro computers, games, software, and peripherals

If you are interested in 8-bit, 16-bit computers, games, software and peripherals, check out the following YouTube channels

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3rd of October 2019

Microsoft Office Standard, 3.5" Floppy Disk version . Word, Excel, Power Point and Mail. Windows 3.1, MS-DOS

Take a look at what Microsoft Office looked like in 1996

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