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The Retro Commodore website aims to preserve and make publicly available documents, manuals, software, and publications related to retro computers, especially Commodore and other 8-bit machines. It is an international community project that aims to preserve digital heritage and offers everyone the opportunity to contribute to the expansion of the collection. The site is regularly …
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While the Commodoreโฏ64 (C64) originally shipped only with KERNAL (firmware-level routines) and CommodoreโฏBASICโฏV2, the creativity of developers and hobbyists pushed it far beyond its starting point. Several systems and environments have given the C64 GUI desktops, multitasking, fast I/O, and even modern networking. GEOS (Graphic Environment Operating System) Released: 1986 โ Berkeley Softworks Features: Icon-and-window …
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The longtime followers of Haplo have gotten used to he is always creating games with a unique theme. This time, no one will be disappointed, because his latest game, Binary Battle, is a novel take on the dungeon crawler genre, inspired by the GEOS operating system and the PC game Folder Dungeon. You have just …
An enthusiastic GEOS user, Scott Hutter, after being surprised to find that he could not find a chess program for this popular operating system, started developing his own. Despite its shortcomings, the beta version of the game software - which engine is based on the javascript code BMCP - is already available for testing, the …
