Lotek64 is a free German language magazine for old homecomputers and game consoles. The Commodore 64 is the main part of the magazine.The magazin is published 4 times a year. You can download issue 14 on the website.

Slang is a Commodore 64 (6502) programming language. It runs on a SuperCPU- equipped Commodore, and generates code which runs on a stock Commodore. Goto the website to download the latest version.

IEC2IEEE is an interface which translates from the serial IEC-bus of the C64 to the parallel IEEE-bus of older Commodore drives like the SFD-1001. It supports fast JiffyDOS IEC-bus routines. It's very easy to build oneself and it's very cheap, about 15.- Euros. Full details on the website.

Arno Weber has produced another version of the game classic Boulderdash. Arno has made 15 versions of his own up to now. Download the game from the website.

New edition of Vandalisme News. The diskmag from Onslaught with lots of (scene) news and great music. But better use a real C64 because it has prolblems with emulators.

The Final Replay is a new ROM image to be used with the Retro Replay cartridge and the RR-Net ethernet adapter. This ROM is an attempt to combine the advantages of the two major cartridges for the C64, the FC3 and AR6 and bring it to the Retro Replay. Unlike the existing Retro Replay ROM this cartridge does not build upon older cartridge ROM's but is written from scratch.

CCS64 is a Commodore 64 Emulator for PC. It was developed by Per Håkan Sundell. CCS64 is shareware. This means that the program is free to use and to copy, but if you like it and use it regularly Per Håkan would appreciate that you register the program.

AAY stands for "All About Your...". This is a mighty help-system for C64-coders done by Ninja. A (really) lot of documentation has been collected and put to a hyperlinked context. So, with just a few clicks you should be able to find the information you need for developing. Different devices have their own AAY, like the C64 or the 1541 floppy-drive. You can download a version for PC-DOS, HTML or ASCII.

Pokefinder is a FTP search engine. That will search all the FTP sites that has C64 software on it. It's really easy to use. Just type in your request. In seconds you'll know where to go.

This is the first release from the C64 magazine CEVI-Aktuell (PDF). This magazine in the German language has the following articles: Interview with Frank Gakinin from GTW, MMC64 and a competition.

Valley of Dreams is a new SID made by Phase2. This SID reached the 5th place in the SID Compo V.

Nordic Scene review is a disc Magazine (Englisch) from a couple of well known groups; Fairlight, Triad and Booze Design. They will review demo's. Download the mag from the FTP server.

Games That Weren't (GTW) originated from an article by Ian Osbourne in the later issues of Commodore Force in 1993. Research through many hundreds of old magazines started to uncover even more unreleased / incomplete games, and eventually the information evolved into a regular feature for the now sadly deceased Commodore Zone magazine, called "Games That Weren't". Popularity of the feature from its readers pushed the demand for a web site to detail more about other unreleased games.

Disk magazine ArachnoPhobia 34 is out now. In this issue: Forever Hex Party report by CreaMD. HCC Commodore show and Amiga party Info. Schlimeisch 2004 Party report by PCH. X'2004 Party report by Exile.

In this issue of Scene World: 4 Years Of SWO News, Party Scene, X2004 reviews, Forever Hex, Breakpoint 2005. PAL Scene: Retrovision 5, Commodore Scene meeting. NTSC Scene: World of Commodore. And much more....

In this German language C64 magazine the following articles: Interviews with Mark Ambrose und Jogi "Sub-O-Tron" Neufeld. Datatransfer PC - C64. Preview: Tanks 3000, DTV. Competition Pro USB.

People who want to create their own mega memory for the C64 take a look at this project. This Interface is to use a MMC Card Memory for your good old C64 Computer. In fact, you can use this hardware with Atari, Apple II, and all the rest of your 65xx boxes.

For the MMC64 there are new plugins to download. MMC64 PicturePlugins.zip (5 Kbyte) Anim-Player: PAL Version (2 Kbyte), NTSC Version (2 Kbyte) New BIOS v0.96 Rescuedisk (8 Kbyte)

Jens Shönfeld has announced that the MMC64 are ready to ship to the costumers. Price is 49,- EUR. MMC is a flashable device with a SD card as a mass storage for d64 files.

You can download the Floppy 2005 releases on the website. Floppy is a C64 only party held in Sweden.

Plush has released 2 new versions of their software. Fonted 3.1 (character editor). New features: Directorylisting, Editing of two charset (ramdisk), Fetch original charset and View complete charset. Gunpaint 1.1 (Grafix editor) New features: Can load and save packed Funpaint II pictures and the use of the mouse 1351 in zoomeditor.

Primary Star is a C64 party organised by Role and Anubis from august 13th till august 15th 2005 in the town of Reusel (The Netherlands). Check for more info the website.

CML provides a method for the Commodore 64 to surf the web using it's own special web browser. Once finished it will take advantage of the 64's MULTIMEDIA abilities. CML is able to translate standard HTML to CML on the fly, allowing support of standard pages, as well as those with CML content. Currently, text, sprites, color, HTML, petscii, and multiuser chat is supported. CML requires an RS232 interface connected to your PC's serial port.

Our primary aim is to compose the ultimate top 50 of C64 games. Furthermore, we aim to provide you with all the WWW has to offer about these games! Almost 600 people voted for their BEST 10 C64 games ever.

The High Voltage SID Collection is updated. Current version is #41 and is 3 MB in size. Adding lots of new SIDs to the collection. You can download the HVSC collection for free and they also provide a SID player for it.

With the 100 new intros added to the site today we now have 2000 intros online! Many intros from Avantgarde, Hotline and Unicess were added this time as well as 3 new groups: The Dream Team, Brutal and Quartet. And finally we've sorted out the mess on the Illusion page, giving the 3 different groups their own pages.

So what have we got in store for you? Well, not only do we provide you with a description and screen shots of all our C64 game endings, but we also give you the option of downloading the ending to view for your own enjoyment!

Unreal presents its music editor TFX version 2.97. Along with the usual features of TFX, including a modern player/editor, while actively avoiding having to remember irrelevant hex numbers for commands when a symbolic name will do, mutiframe (up to 10x on all channels, and 72x on a single channel) support, the player has undergone major cosmetic surgery for this release.

Crimp is a 2d shooter for the c64. Two player fight each other with their hovercrafts on 8 different areas. The aim of the game is to hit your opponent most often with plasma units and to win in most areas possible. Crimp is freeware.