Neon Noodle has made colorized version of Fleischer's famous cartoon - Bimbo's Initiation. All the work was done in Photoshop and no AI was used. Neon Noodle is an experimental audiovisual outsider pop-art project. The channel presents heavily transformed and recontextualized media artifacts within a fictional setting known as the Parallel Universe of Taured. The works are not intended to substitute for original films or animations, but to explore perception, repetition, and media decay through transformation.

Nicola and Anthony Caulfield started a Kickstarter campaign to make a documentary about the Commodore C64 computer. This documentary will be journey from past to present, exploring how the Commodore C64 was created, why it became so successful, and how its legacy continues today.

Nicola Caulfield and Anthony Caulfield started a new Kickstarter campaign for making a new Amiga documentary. In this documentary 11 classic Amiga games: Defender of the Crown - Kellyn Beeck, Jim Sachs, Rob Landeros, John Cutter & RJ Mical, Formula 1 Grand Prix - Geoff Crammond, Cruise for a Corpse - Paul Cuisset, Mega-lo-Mania - Jon Hare, Rocket Ranger - Kellyn Beeck, John Cutter & Rob Landeros, UFO: Enemy Unknown - Julian Gollop, Uridium 2 - Andrew Braybrook, Xenon, Speedball 2 & Chaos Engine: The Bitmap Bros Classics - Mike Montgomery & Dan Malone, Populous 1 & 2, Syndicate, Theme Park: Bullfrog Classics - Peter Molyneux, Glenn Corpes, Sean Cooper & Paul McLaughlin, Shadow of the Beast Trilogy - Martin Edmondson & Tim Wright and Beneath a Steel Sky - Tony Warriner & Charles Cecil.

You can now buy the new Amiga38 DVD. On the DVD you can find the following content: An Amiga documentary, Dave Haynie, AEON - Trevor Dickinson, Demo scene - Andre Kudra, AmigaOS 3.2 - Camilla Boemann, Pistorm - Michael Schulz and Markus.

You can watch a new video from the TPUG (Toronto PET Users Group) YouTube channel. In this video: Stefan Powell: Experience deep listening through beat frequency compositions on the Commodore C64 computer.

Neon Noodle has made several animations with PETSCII characters, but now he has done something different. He did not use a Commodore, but he hand-colourized the black and white movie Swing You Sinners from the year 1930.

You can watch a new video from the Neon Noodle YouTube channel. In this video a PETSCII version of the famous Betty Boop - Old Man of the Mountain cartoon, entirely recreated using Commodore C64 PETSCII characters.

You can now watch a new video from the Josip Retro Bits YouTube channel. In this episode, you can see how you can use Commodore C64 Kernal routines in assembly programming.

You can now watch a new YouTube video from André Fachat. In this episode of 8-bit-times: How does a Commodore CBM/PET computer, with a CRTC chip, create the video output.

King & Balloon is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by JoeJoe and jotd. This is a 1:1 arcade conversion of the game King & Balloon by Namco from 1980 for the Amiga 500 computer. The game is written in 68k assembler, based on the original Z80 code.

You can now watch the videos from the most recent online meeting of the Commodore Users Europe. The topics are: GeckOS 2.1, CP/M-65, Toki C64 Remastered, Oscar64pp, Multitasking on a C128 and DPaint.js.

Nicola Caulfield and Anthony Caulfield started a Kickstarter campaign for making a documentary on how the Amiga 500 computer saved Commodore and what happened next.

Jeff Schaap started a funding campaign for his I Adore My 64 film. This film is about the most popular home computer of all time, and the community that continues to keep its legacy alive. Interviews with Bo Zimmerman, David Murray, Anthony Becker and Leif Bloomquist.

More about the I Adore My 64 project.

You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus tells us about his original Commodore C64 and C128D computers, which he sold on Ebay recently.

I Adore My 64 is a film about the most popular home computer of all time, and the community that continues to keep its legacy alive. Interviews with Bo Zimmerman, David Murray, Anthony Becker and Leif Bloomquist.

A YouTube video about this project.

Here is a video of a vintage online Spelling Bee that was held in the Q-Link Tutoring Center in 1987. Margaret Morabito, the designer and director of the Tutoring Center, recorded this real-time spelling bee and has put it into a 12 minute video for those of you who are interested in looking back in time and seeing a bit of what Commodore users were doing on Q-Link.

Nicola Caulfield and Anthony Caulfield started a new Kickstarter Campaign to make a series of documentaries about games. The first episode will be about the Amiga 500.

You can watch a new video from the "Hold and Modify" YouTube channel. In this video Kevin Quattro talks about the Amiga 2500 computer.

In this episode of the Guru Meditation YouTube channel: Former Commodore engineers Dave Haynie and Andy Finkel talk about the acquisition of Amiga from Commodore's perspective and the Amiga Custom Chips.

You can watch a new YouTube video from Bil Herd. In this episode Bil talks about the 40th anniversary of the Commodore C64 computer.

The Commodore YouTube channel added a new video. In this video the history of the Commodore Amiga.

You can now watch a new Odysee video from Basic Bytes. In this episode: Using NIB files in emulators.

You can now watch videos from the recent Vintage Computer Federation East 2019 meeting: Bil Herd, Dave Test, Jason Perkins, Ian Primus, Homebrew Computing, Tony Bogan, Bill Lange, Dean Notarnicola, Chris Fala, Andy Diller, Stephen Edwards and Joe Decuir.

The BBC made 267 videos available from old computer TV programs. A few examples from the Computer Literacy Project: The Silicon Factor, Managing the Micro, The Computer Programme, Making the Most of the Micro and Micro Live.

Jan Derogee made two videos about two Do It Yourself projects. In the first video you can see how to build a Youtube counter for in your living room.

And the second video is about new shower curtain rings.

Jan Derogee made more videos about his adventures. How automatically close the door using some rope and some floppy disks?

When you want to make a painting, a floppy can make a wonderful palette.

In this episode of the Guru Meditation: AmiEXPO 1990 - Commodore Amiga Video Magazine.

Jan Derogee made more videos about his adventures. This time problems with socks and storage...

Jan Derogee made more videos about his adventures. This time problems with a party and a door...

Daddlertl3 has converted a number of TV commercials to the Commodore C64 with a 16 MB REU.

MindFlareRetro made a video about the presentation of Francois Leveille (eslapion) at the World of Commodore 2017 show in Toronto. This presentation is about the PLAnkton, a replacement for the Commodore 64 PLA.

Jan Derogee made more videos about his adventures. This time problems with spies, a loose board and a cat...

Jan Derogee made videos about diskettes. Jan, the inventor of the 1541-III and the Cassiopei (1 & 2) is trying to use real diskettes for his Commodore computers.

Part 2 of the diskette adventures of Jan Derogee.

Thilo made a video in the Commodore exhibition Braunschweig - the history of Commodore with the C64 & Amiga.

Wei-ju Wu made another video about programming the Amiga in the language C. This episode is about how to display images and how to convert PNG images for use in your own programs.

Dan Wood from kookytech.net made a video about MorphOS. MorphOS is an Amiga-like modern operating system and Dan tells about what you can do with it.

At the 2016 Hackaday SuperConference, Bil Herd gave a talk on the second act of Commodore's three-act tragedy.

A new Crash Course from Patreon is now available. In this episode the games from the eighties and the retro computers of that age: Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Centipede, Pitfall, Castle Wolfenstein, Atari, Commodore, Apple, etc.

Steve Morrow has started a new series of videos to show people how to program in BASIC on the Commodore C64. In this videos: Variables, Strings, Calculating numbers, IF, READ, FOR/NEXT and GET.

Stefan started a new Youtube channel. On this channel you can view videos about Amiga computers. At this moment you can watch the following videos: Amiga 600, Amiga 1200/60, Amiga 2000/60, Amiga 3000/60 D and the Amiga 4000/60 D.

Bil Herd made a video of the most rare Commodore computer the Commodore LCD. In the video he opens the Commodore LCD and explains all the parts inside. The video is almost 15 minutes and you can watch it on Youtube.

At the VCF East 2014 meeting Dave Haynie talked about the development of the various Amiga systems, up into the last days of Commodore in April 1994. The Vintage Computer Festival East and is a meeting for retro computer users that was held on the 6th of April 2014 in Wall, United states of America.

Steve Morrow made a video about game design. In the video he explains the following subjects: Programming with Basic and assembly language. Working with character sets and sprite definitions. Reading the joystick and writing on the screen.

All the videos from Steve Morrow.

Vicman has made a compilation of games. You can now watch more than 750 video's of Commodore VIC20 games. A few examples are: D'Fuse, ET, Falcon Fighter, Galactic Abductors, Halloween, Ice, Jackpot, K-razy Antiks and Ladders.

The Toronto PET Users Group published a series of videos from the World of Commodore 2012 meeting. You can watch the following videos: Censor Design Legacy Demo Preview (John Hammarberg), PETSynth 2.0 (Chiron Bramberger), Coding a Demo (Dan Kovacs), MIDI in FastFingers (Dan Laskowski), Hello Amiga, Innovations (Jim Brain), Ultimate Modded VIC-20 (Leif Bloomquist) and M.U.L.E. Returns (Matt Brudzynski, Comma8 Studios).

Terry Stewart (tezza) talks about the vintage / classic computers in his collection. This time he talks about his Commodore Pet 2001-32N (or CBM 3032). He shows brochures, hardware, the inside of the computer, the PETDisk system, games, programs, documentation, etc.

The personal web page of Terry Stewart.

Dan Wood made an review of the Commodore CDTV (Commodore Dynamic Total Vision). In the 30 minute video you can see the connections and interfaces, external devices such as the keyboard, disk drive, mouse and the remote control. He also show various games and programs for the CDTV.

At the VCF East 2012 Rob Clarke and Bil Herd presented a workshop. In this workshop you could learn how to diagnose your vintage 8 bit computers. They told about methods and tools you can use to repair your Commodore from the PET until the C128. You can now watch the video of the workshop on YouTube.

The German television program Computer:club 2 made a special episode about the Commodore C64. The Computerclub television program started in 1983 with the presenters Wolfgang Back and Wolfgang Rudolph. Episode 91 is about the Commodore C64, and shows all the versions from the Silver label until the C65. The guests in this show are Frank Erstling (Editor of the Return magazine) and Commodore collector Jan Jansen.

Mike Berry (The Kernal) made a very beautiful video about the Commodore C64. In this tribute video you can see many games, demo's, cracking groups and a couple of legendary people. The music in the video is made by Terra Cresta, Jess D. Skov-Nielsen and Martin Galway.