My Commodore spares make a bigger pile than I thought...

[Analog-X64]

As for all those Amiga games which you have lost, the happy truth is that you can now download more or less everything for free and network-transfer the disk images over to an original Amiga! No need for bin bag storage any more, just a single DVD blank will do!

So I dont need the 1500+ Amiga Floppy Disks stored in my closet?

[Moad'Dib]

Hey Commie,

I see time has stopped at 1987 in your place. Lucky guy!

[Commie_User]

Well, 1989 if you also consider the Casio CSMs which I use as c64 MIDI units, to hear what my music would sound like on the more modern electric pianos.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/michael.braisher/D.JPG

[Commie_User]

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/blo ... rises-dead

Right then. I can't find the topic on the 'Commodore 64 PC', so I put this link on here.

Perhaps the moderators can find it for me and tell me if this article is about the same one.

[merman]

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/blo ... rises-dead

Right then. I can't find the topic on the 'Commodore 64 PC', so I put this link on here.

Perhaps the moderators can find it for me and tell me if this article is about the same one.

How many more times? IT'S NOT A C64. IT'S NOT FROM THE "REAL" COMMODORE COMPANY.

[Commie_User]

I never said it was, as the original article would prove if I could find it.

I also remembered the Web It from 1994, a 486-based PC with no direct connectivity for C64 hardware and only an emulator on a ROM. This new one is the same sort of thing.

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Even MORE backup spares: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9436

Just an enthusiast!