If you’re interested, but you don’t have a C64 of your own to play with, never fear – you can just build a new one. Posted in Retrocomputing Tagged arduino , c64 , commodore 64 , firmata ...

Commodore is back! Discover how this retro tech icon is blending nostalgia with cutting-edge innovation under new leadership.

[Sayaka] elected to purchase a cheap DS0138 oscilloscope kit to help troubleshoot the C64. It’s not the most capable thing, with a bandwidth of just 200 KHz, but it’s enough to do some work on ...

A Commodore 64 in 2012. Despite the odds weighing against me, I was determined to put the C64 through its paces as a writing, gaming, and yes, Internet machine.

The best-known of the Commodore 64’s chips these days is probably the 6581 SID synthesizer chip (center of photo), which creates the tinny, raspy sounds that people can’t get enough of.

Llama2.c64 is an attempt to get AI running on old hardware from 1982. It runs a 260K tinystories model, bringing Llama2's capabilities to the Commodore 64. Llama2.c64 creates child-like stories ...

The original Commodore 64 Sascha Steinbach/Getty Images The chunky, tan-colored Commodore 64 computer brought personal computing into the home for millions of users in the early- and mid-1980s.

The C64 Mini Review Quality emulation, a generous collection of games and external ROM support is hampered by a decidedly low quality controller that can prove to be more of a killjoy than a joystick.

Commodore 64 loading screens were/are ass-kicking old-school awesome. And they deserve to be celebrated without a hint of irony. Of course, we appreciate that the closest many of today's ...

The original Commodore 64 Sascha Steinbach/Getty Images The chunky, tan-colored Commodore 64 computer brought personal computing into the home for millions of users in the early- and mid-1980s.