QuantumLink was an online community for the Commodore 64. It started life as PlayNet and eventually became America Online. Check out this promotional video for QuantumLink
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QuantumLink was an online community for the Commodore 64. It started life as PlayNet and eventually became America Online. Check out this promotional video for QuantumLink
QuantumLink was an online community for the Commodore 64. It started life as PlayNet and eventually became America Online. Check out this promotional video for QuantumLink
updated 11 years ago
QuantumLink was an online community for the Commodore 64. It started life as PlayNet and eventually became America Online. Check out this promotional video for QuantumLink
Let Jim Butterfield Instruct you on the C64
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This is Berzerk Redux for the Commodore 64 released in 2013 produced by Element 114 Software/RGCD
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This is a gameplay video of Jam-It by Throwback Games. Check out a brief review at http://AhoyMagazine.com
This is a translation of the arcade game Blasteroids. The original was developed by Atari and the translation was programmed by Image Works and Teque.
Recorded from a REAL Commodore 64! - No Emulation!
Check out this VIC-20 commercial from the early 80's featuring William Shatner.
For fans of the Commodore Amiga, the introduction of the new Amiga 3000 was big news, even though the price tag was nearly $4,000. This program looked at the new Amiga computer and new third party appplications. Demonstrations include the Amiga 3000, the Amiga 2500, the AmigaVision authoring system, The Animation Studio, and the Video Toaster from NewTek. Also includes a visit to FAUG, the First Amiga Users Group, in Palo Alto. Guests include Paul Montgomery, Tim Jenison, Lou Wallace, and Hedley Davis. Originally broadcast in 1990.
This an Easter egg demo found in the game "Trap" for the Commodore 64. Even after 20+ years, I still find this demo hypnotic. Artwork by Tony Crowther. Music by Ben Daglish.
The Commodore 64 was the first computer for many families. This program looks at what you can do with the famous C-64. Demonstrations include The Wine Steward, Skate or Die, Strike Fleet, the Koala Pad, Master Composer, Tetris, and Berkeley Software's GEOS. Includes a visit to a Commodore Owners Users Group meeting and an interview with Max Toy President of Commodore. Originally broadcast in 1988.


