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When you didn't want a Commodore, you got an Atari.

Jedes Jahr auf der Jahreshauptversammlung des Atari Bit Byter User Club e.V. wird mir deutlich, wie wenig ich eigentlich die Atari 8 Bit Rechner, ihre Architektur und ihr Ökosystem kenne. Um diesem Manko nun endlich Abhilfe zu schaffen, habe ich begonnen, mich in die Programmierung dieser kleinen Kisten einzuarbeiten. Maschinensprache bzw. Assembler dürfte kaum wie eine andere Programmiersprache hierzu bestens geeignet sein.

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Extremely high quality reproduction console/PC boxes for retro systems like Atari, Nintendo, Sega, Vectrex, ColecoVision, Sinclair, etc

Commodore Photo Gallery - Photos of Commodore hardware, software, systems

The Tamagotchi is back, but this time the '90s icon comes with a camera.

Hi everyone. I'm back today with a new emulation tutorial and also a game review. Commodore 64. The emulator for this console is called : CCS64 And can be found in this webpage: http://www.ccs64.com/ Commodore 64 is the predecesor of the Commodore Amiga (which we already make a review). As interesting features, it implemented an…

Nice Atari ad from 1981. I remember when my Dad took us to Toys R Us to buy this system. It was the first game system we ever owned. It came with Space Invaders and I remember saving my money to buy Asteroids, which was all the rage back then. The graphics and sound effects were horrible, but I loved it. I still have my system and play it now and then. From my personal collection.

I just can't help but be intrigued by retro compilations. Silly, I know, but that's me I'm afraid, and I really feel you should know about t...

Spectrum microcomputer with 48K RAM, power supply and 'Horizon Software Starter Pack' cassette, serial number 148-455954, manufactured by Sinclair Research Limited, British, 1982-1985

Adventures in vintage computers and retrogaming. Includes articles on classic games and obsolete computers.

Commodore 64 Revamp With Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Lego: This project lets you rediscover the 1980's gaming scene by resurrecting an old Commodore 64 home computer using new components and those ever-versatile Lego bricks! If you had one of these computers, this build will let you replay forgotten games a…

As machines learn to play old Atari games like Space Invaders, Video Pinball, and Breakout, they're also learning to navigate the real world.

1978 gave us Lego people, Van Halen, the LaserDisc, Garfield, Reese's Pieces and so much more.

Editor’s Note: Some of us have been waiting a very long time for VR. These images and the below text by Damien Labonte help underscore just how long a wait it has been. We’re excited to share his work here on UploadVR. Imagine what could have been if

The Atari 400 put the company, which launched the video game industry with the introduction of Pong in 1972, on the home computer map. A big drawback for the 400 was its membrane keyboard. When a 400 keyboard goes bad, the only repair is to replace it, but 400 systems are still reasonably priced and…