Enthusi of Onslaught released a special program for datassette users. With this program you can adjust your datassette head to the right position to load a tape. This program can be used together with the Cassadapt device.

Luigi Di Fraia is working on version 3 of his DC2N. The DC2N is a digital replacement for the C2N datassette. With the DC2N you can read cassettes and transfer the data to a memory-card. It is also possible to save data from a memory-card to a datassette. The DC2N is a stand alone system, what means you can do the transfers without a computer. The newest version has USB support and uses a graphical screen to show the signal that is recorded. You can watch various videos of the DC2N on youtube.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following: News, Readers comments, Sixth Annual Commodore Vegas Expo (COMMVEX), A floppy end, CBM-Command, Adventures In Time released, A-EON / AmigaKit, Maniacs Of Noise, Commodore 128 tower project, We need Amiga.org on Wikipedia, AMIGIFT 2.1, WinUAE, GCC 4.5.0 AmigaOS 68K, Scene World Issue 16 released, Music Studio V2. 0, AmigaOS 4.1 For SAM460EX, Walt Harned has passed away, C+VG C16/+4 Special, R3PLAY, GEOS booted from GEOS.D64, Evolution (8-Bit Girl), Commodore PET 65816 CPU card, Commodore 128 VDC library, Interview with Jim Brain and the review Of Knight 'N' Grail.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following: News, Readers comments, Commodore 128 Website, GEOLINK V1.0, X-Pander 3, Protovision update, VIC20 Final Expansion, Hamtext cart, Willis Patten passed away, Last Oregon CBM dealer sale, A-EON Website live, BASIC Programming challenge, BASIC Programming challenge C16, Interview with Mind in a box, Interview with Anders Persson.

The famous video game Pac-Man will celebrate it's 30th birthday on May 22, 2010. The game was designed by Tõru Iwatani, programmed by Shigeo Funaki and the music / sound was done by Toshio Kai. In the game you must eat all dots but be aware of the monsters Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde. There are 255 levels and you can score a maximum of 3,333,360 points. There is a level 256 but a bug in the software makes it impossible to play this level. Take a look at the Pac-Man wikipedia page for more details.

C and A Fan is a Polish .pdf magazine including a diskette. In edition 6 the following: Interview with the developer of the Black Box cartridge. An article about vectors. Mimic Systems Spartan. FPS games.

Manosoft has made a mass storage device for the Commodore C64 and VIC-20. His design is based on the SD2IEC project. But the C64SD has a couple of advantages: No external power supply is needed, No IEC cable is needed, JiffyDOS support, Disk change button and more. Visit the Manosoft web page fore more details.

The Commodore Info Page has added a new section to the collection of Commodore items. This new section has scans of original brochures of Commodore computers, disk drives, datasettes, printers, software and more. At the moment there are 30 high resolution brochures available, a few examples are: Commodore LCD, Commodore SFS 484, Amiga 2286, Amiga 2024, KCS Power Cartridge, KoalaPad, Llamasoft games, etc.

Vimfuego is building a new device for the users of datassettes on Commodore computers. This device makes it possible to record the sound of a datassette to a PC. It is also possible to use the sound of the PC to load data to your Commodore computer. The device can be used on PET, VIC-20, C64/128, c16 and the Plus/4. You can read about the progress on the Lemon64 forum.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Commodore USA, D64Lister, CCS64, Basic game comp., Amiga Zorro Ram, Digital talk, Tape cleaner, Competition pro, Plus 4 Spreadsheet, Return Issue 2, Vic 20 twitter, SD2IEC update, PET ALIVE and Commodore Nostalgia: John Fielden, Peter Badrick, Chris Syntichakis, Shaun Bebbington, Charles J. Gutman.

C64tass is a multi pass compiler with 65816 support, CPU64, DTV, illegal opcode's, optimizations, and a lot of features. The syntax is the same as the well known Turbo Assembler on C64. C64tass can be used on a Linux, Windows or Mac OSX computer.

Patrick Jean made a nice video about the video game taking over the world. In the video you can see classics like Space Invaders, Pacman, Tretris, Break-out, Donkey Kong and Frogger. But also look for logos on buildings etc.

Roland Hager from the retro-donald.de web page has developed a USB Joystick-adapter. This adapter makes it possible to use your favourite joystick on your PC. You can buy the adapter as a kit. On the web page you can find a very detailed description of how to build the adapter yourself.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, PLA replacement, Interview with Gunther Schmidl, Minigrafix and Minipiant (VIC-20) and a interview with Michael Kircher.

Tlr (VICE Team) released a program for formatting 5,25'' diskettes. The program can format a diskette in 20 seconds with full verify and calculated gaps between the sectors. The source of the program is included.

A brand new company called Commodore USA has obtained the rights to use the Commodore name for a C64 style PC. This PC is a all in one keyboard computer just like our favourite C64. Technical data: Intel Core 2 Quad cpu, Up to 4 GB of RAM, Intel Graphics, Gigabit Ethernet, USB, Audio with build in speakers, Touchpad and a DVD or Blueray drive. The PC can run Windows, Linux or OS/2.

TAPClean is a Commodore tape preservation / restoration tool. It will check, repair, and remaster Commodore 64 and VIC 20 TAP or DC2N DMP files (tape images). Tap Clean can be used on a Windows, BSD, Mac OS X and Linux computers.

Gona made a web page with technical information about the Commodore monitors. This page has information about: manufacturer, connectors, resolution, introduction year and application.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: Editorial, News, BASIC programming challenge, Interview with Mathfigure (ICU64), Commodore Best 80's Computer, Cottonwood BBS, Denial Games Collection and My Commodore-Amiga Life by Lord Ronin from Q-Link.

Forrest (Almightyc64) made improvements on his Windows based D64 editor. Fixed bug with Save button. Fixed bug in function used to write the directory. Fixed bug in D64 Creation routine. Improved the drag and drop. Fixed bug in SEQ Viewer. Expanded window size for separators list.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: Editorial, News, Cloanto Update Amiga and C64 forever, Bubbler found for the C64, Commodore at work, Interview with programmer Mike Dailly, Commodore 16/plus 4 programming, Wild Bunch Review and Wild Bunch Cheats.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: Editorial, 1541 Ultimate II, News, Commodore Scene VGA adaptor, Natami project and FAQ, Interview with Giedeon Zweijtzer, Interview with Neil Reive, Commodore Free FPS challenge, Evil computers by Lord Ronin and the GeoGlyph review.

There is a new version available of Project One. Project One can be used to manipulate pictures for the Commodore 64. The program can be used on a Windows computer and can import pictures such as: GIF, JPG and others.

Josepzin made a calender for 2010. The calender has a Commodore C64 theme. For example Ghost 'n Goblins, Antiriad, The Great Gianna Sisters, Boulderdash and Ghostbusters. You can download the pdf and print it out. There are English and Spanish versions available.

Jim Brain has introduced a new web-shop. Jim Brain is well known for his innovating products for Commodore Computers. At the moment the following products are available: The µIEC/SD, a replacement for the 1541 disk-drive that uses a modern memory card for storage. JiffyDOS, the original DOS replacement for serial disk-drives. The µIEC/SD daugther board. The 64NIC, a C64 module with Ethernet connection. The ROM-el, a replacement / adaptor for Commodore ROM chips.

VICE is a emulator for the 8-bit Commodore computers. It can be used on many platforms: Unix, Linux, MS-DOS, Win32, OS/2, Acorn RISC OS, BeOS, QNX 6.x, Amiga, GP2X, Mac OS X, AROS64, QNX 4.x, HPUX, Atari Mint, Solaris Express and SkyOS. New features in version 2.2 are: Improved: C128 VDC, VIC-20 and PAL emulation. ReSID's resampler has been optimized. SFX Sound Sampler and SFX Sound Expander emulation. Added: EasyFlash, Digibooster SID, Mega-Cart, Final Expansion cartridge, paddle, lightpen/lightgun emulation, userport joystick adapters.

A new version of the Amiga emulator is now available. In this release the following new features: Improvement an the A500 and unexpanded A1200/CD32 emulation. A2065 ethernet card emulation. Old game protection dongles emulated (Leaderboard, Robocop3, etc..) Full NTSC timing implemented. Single sided PC/Atari ST disk images supported. AVI and wave sound recording improved and much more.

Nate Lawson has released a beta version of his xum1541. The xum1541 is a device that makes it possible to connect a Commodore 1541 disk drive to a PC with the help of a USB connection. The xum1541 can be made with a Atmel AT90USBKEY developer's kit. Software is available for Windows and Mac OS X.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News section with DOT BASIC Update, ACID 64 Player Pro v3.02 released, Realms Of Quest for the VIC 20, Forth Dimension BBS, EasyFlash C64 Cartridge and more. Welcome to the Commodore. SHREDZ64. Welcome to Amigaworld! Update on the PDF Project. Interviews with Chris Snowden and David W. Murray.

Game designer Simon Phipps made paper models of Rick Dangerous and Switchblade. You can download the pdf, print it out and glue the paper models together. Simon Phipps started with games in 1982 and designed games like: Skate Crazy, Rick Dangerous, Switchblade, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Bubba 'n' Stix, ShadowMan and five Harry Potter games.

A new version of OpenCBM is available for the XU1541. In this update problems with opening the LPT port are fixed. The program is now also Vista compatible. With the XU1514 you can connect a Commodore (serial) disk drive via USB to a PC.

You can watch Chuck Peddle being interviewed by Bil Herd and Jeri Ellsworth. He talks about starting his career in electronics.

geoGlyph is a GEOS Desk Accessory. It is a game of pattern matching. The aim is to form color matches at least 3 long either horizontally or vertically by swapping any two adjacent Glyphs. The matched Glyphs are removed, and gravity takes effect, dropping Glyphs into the spaces left open by the removed match. The game is made by Sean Huxter and can be downloaded from his web page.

cc65 is a complete cross development package for 65(C)02 systems, including a powerful macro assembler, a C compiler, linker, librarian and several other tools.
cc65 has C and runtime library support for many of the old 6502 machines, including: Commodore VIC20, C16, C116, Plus/4, C64, C128, CBM 500/600/700, GEOS C64/128, Apple 2, Atari 8 bit, Lynx, Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Supervision console, Oric Atmos.

The XU1541 USB Adapter is now available. This adapter is the modern version of the parallel port X1541 cable but now with USB capabilities. Allowing modern PC's and laptops to use the Commodore range of disk drives such as the 1541 etc.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Interviews: Marshall Alexander, Johan Van Den Brande and Arcade Retro Gaming, Foldskool Hero Model, Commodore Ringtones, Geos and Role Play Games, C16 and Plus/4 Pages, CCCUK Meeting Report and Back to the Past.

This car wash is controlled with a Commodore SX-64. The Commodore SX-64 is connected to the car wash with an home build interface. It uses the user-port to control 6 relays and it uses joystick port 1 to receive 5 inputs. The program is written in BASIC.
The horizontal brush has an height detection an can follow the contours of the car.

Netfield previously known as Tulip went bankrupt on September 3rd 2009. Netfield / Tulip was the holder of the name Commodore. Tulip bought the remains of Commodore from Escom in 1997 and was involved in the C64-DTV project.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Games That Weren't updated, Spot the Commodore, NETsurf, Amiga Forever 2009, Modding the colors in JiffyDOS, Wiz Console emulator, Knight 'n' Grail available, Commodore 16 High score challenge, Paul "Dunric" Panks Passed away, Interview with Vanessa Ezekowitz, C64 Forever and Postscript Output From Geos.

K.C. has updated his IntroBase64. In this update: 200 new intros. IntroBase64 now uses GEMUS.DAT. Changes and additions in the documentation. The IntroBase64 can be downloaded as a rar-archive which includes all necessary files.

Starring the Computer is a web site dedicated to the use of computers in film and television. Each appearance is catalogued and rated on its importance, realism and visibility. A few example of computer brands are: Acorn, Amstrad, Apple, Atari, Commodore, IMSAI, Kaypro, Oric, Sinclair Research, Tandy and many more.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Readers Comments, C64 Forever, Commodore are back (again), Interview Martin Piper (Bezerk Redux), Review MANKY, Interview Peter Courts (manky Creator), Interview Rob Snyder, History of Meeting Users through the Mail, Interview Pasi Ojala (Vic Demo coder), Alternative Programming Languages: C Part 2 and Confessions Of a BBS Operator.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, RGCD Cartridge reviews, The Kidal Legacy, DOS65, Interview with DOS65 creator, Introduction to CPM, CPM Operating system, Worlds greatest menu, CCC UK Forum post cbm 128 and a Introduction to C programming.

You are watching tv, and you spot a Commodore computer. In this article you can see these pictures. You can also read some background information about the tv-series, movie, music-video, arcade-game etc.
At the moment the number of found Commodore items is 50.

64COPY is an all-purpose DOS and C64 emulator file manager. It specializes in converting and manipulating emulator files between various formats. 64COPY does file conversions between D64, D71, D81, D80, D82, DNP, D2M, T64, G64, PC64 (Pxx, Sxx, Uxx, Rxx), LNX, DOS binaries, ARC, SDA, X64, LBR, ARK, SPY and CPK files. It also has a very powerful 6502 Disassembler, TEXT, HEX and D64 HEX editors, FILE viewer, BASIC unlister, D64/D71/D81/D80/D82 directory customizer. Check disks and T64, ZipCode, G64, F64 and CRT files for errors.

The web page www.coverbrowser.com has covers of almost anything. There is a section of C64 games cover with almost 2000 covers. The Amiga magazine section has more than 500 entries. But also many other magazine covers are available.

Jim Brain is working with Mark Fellows to finalize a licensing agreement for JiffyDOS. Next to the hardware ROM Jim Brain will also offer a software version for the 1541 Ultimate, C64DTV and the emulators. Jim is working on a flash ROM adaptor with JiffyDOS that can replace the EPROMs in the computer and disk drive.

Jsaily released JiffyDOS for the 1541-III. Jsaily has been working on it for a couple of weeks with the help of Jan Derogee, Unseen and 1570. There is now a beta-version available for testing, and if you find a bug please send in a bug report.

If you want to know what Jeri Ellsworth (Circuit Girl) is doing these days take a look at her web page. Together with George Sanger (FatMan) they make videos about all kinds of electronic stuff they develop. Take a look at Jeri's Flip-Wristwatch. It looks good, but it's not very practical.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Outro 2 End of the Beginning, Business Calculator, Listing of BIZCALC, Reader Information, Interview with Spiro Trikaliotis, Complete history of Lemmings, Retro Vision 2009, The rise and fall of the pulput BBS, MossyCon5 Report.