Commodore 64 Ultimate latest sales figures. (11 days since last announcement) 26th Aug 2025 Founders Edition - 2398 (+377) Starlight Edition - 1791 (+266) Basic Beige - 4760 (+500) Total - 8949 (+1143) commodore.net/referral/jyNvA…

The Oric Atmos, released in 1984, is the Oric computer known for its distinctive red and black color scheme and red keys. It was the successor to the Oric-1 and featured an improved, full-travel keyboard. #Oric #Retrogaming

Reliving some amazing ZX Spectrum memories! Stumbled upon Plunder (1983), that awesome pirate game where you sail an Elizabethan ship and raid Spanish trade routes. The strategic combat and missions to stop the Armada were so addictive. What a classic! #ZXSpectrum #Retrogaming

Huge thanks to BrewOtaku Homebrew Retro Gaming Magazine for the super quick delivery on their reprint of issue 1! A fantastic read for anyone into the latest homebrew retro games. I highly recommend it! This one is an issue one and they say they get much better!! I'm a bit behind but logic said start at

Here's an amazing fact about the 1986 Dan Dare game! 🎮 The ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC versions were a classic run-and-gun platformer, but the Commodore 64 version was completely different. Instead of a laser gun, Dan fought enemies using his fists in unique hand-to-hand combat.

The Didaktik Gama was a Czechoslovakian-produced ZX Spectrum clone from the late 80s. A key feature was that it included an original Ferranti ULA chip, which was a big deal for compatibility at the time. It also had 80 KB of RAM, more than the original Spectrum! #retrotech

The 800XE was essentially a relabeled version of the Atari 65XE. The 65XE was sold in both the U.S. and Europe, but in some European markets, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe, Atari chose to market the machine as the 800XE to capitalize on the existing and

My secondary school had Acorn Archimedes computers, which was such a common sight in British schools back in the day. These machines were a big part of our education—from using the unique RISC OS to playing games at breaktime. It's wild to think that the same ARM architecture

The Sinclair PC200 is a bizarre chapter in computing history. Released in 1988, it looks like a classic Sinclair, but it's actually a re-badged Amstrad PC. A true black sheep of the family! #retrocomputing #sinclair #amstrad

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The Commodore 65 (also known as the C64DX) is a prototype personal computer that was developed by Commodore Business Machines in 1990-1991. It was intended to be the successor to the immensely popular Commodore 64, but the project was canceled before it went into mass production.