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History of Amiga Part 6: The Amiga Corporation's RJ Mical explains how they made what would become the Commodore Amiga (1000).

Which game first comes to mind when you see this logo?

Empire Strikes Back, Commodore 64 (2022) This game is a homebrew remake by Megastyle, a group of retro gaming enthusiasts, based on the original 1982 Empire Strikes Back game by Parker Brothers for the Atari 2600 and Intellivision. It’s not a port of the 1988 Commodore 64 game

Commodore 64 Demo 🔊🎶 "What Is The Matrix 2" (2024) by Censor Design. Rate it out of 10. I love the Red Pill, Blue Pill sequence at 56 seconds into the demo—make sure you have the sound on. Superb!

Commodore 64 USA vs UK (31 of 31) Many Commodore 64 games had different names in the USA and UK markets. In this series of 31 games, how do you remember each one?

The battle is on: River Raid, Commodore 64 vs Atari 5200

1975 advertisement from MOS Technology featuring the MOS 6502 and MOS 6501 microprocessors.

The Commodore Amiga opened new worlds for hobbyist animators with its affordability, high specs, and innovative software. In 1991, Amiga World magazine showcased on VHS a series of animations created by Amiga home users. #12 A Fossil Food Chain by Scott Walroth and Bret Barker

Which Commodore Amiga point-and-click adventure is the greatest?

A Commodore 64 game with a cowboy as the hero?

Warm Up (1991) Commodore Amiga Warm Up is a top-down racing game based on Formula 1, featuring 16 real-world tracks like Hockenheim, Budapest, and Estoril, offering players an authentic F1 experience. Players can choose from eight cars with varying attributes, such as automatic

Finnish Commodore Amiga 500 brochure

Tales of the Arabian Nights was released in 1984 on the Commodore 64 by Interceptor Software (also known as Interceptor Micros) and was developed by Ian Gray. #Commodore64

Top Cat (1990) - Commodore Amiga The game is inspired by the 1961–1962 Hanna-Barbera TV series "Top Cat" (known as "Boss Cat" in the UK due to a cat food brand). It follows the adventures of Top Cat and his gang in Beverly Hills, where Benny the Ball inherits a fortune. The gang

🎮 Did you know? Sega was born on June 3, 1960, when Nihon Goraku Bussan and Nihon Kikai Seizō took over Service Games of Japan's operations. Evolving from a 1940s coin-op biz in Hawaii, Sega hit Japan in 1952 and became the gaming legend we know today by 1965 as Sega

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