Commodore Remix

According to http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2008/0 ... _lawsuits/

(I apologize if it is already posted, did a search but you can never know)

Maybe we should take up a collection and buy the rights.

Hmmm maybe I should take a picture of there office in Baarn while it is still there. Driving past it ever day the next 2 weeks.

Misser wrote:Hmmm maybe I should take a picture of there office in Baarn while it is still there. Driving past it ever day the next 2 weeks.

Their office is an a barn?! No wonder they went bankrupt...

I feel sorry for the animals. Where will they go to now?

Nintendo has room in their games, I hear

Tonka wrote:I feel sorry for the animals. Where will they go to now?

I heard some guy's building an ark. Something 'bout rainy days to come. Taking animals with him. Go figure. All sorts of loonies out there nowadays.

Stormy wrote:

Tonka wrote:I feel sorry for the animals. Where will they go to now?

I heard some guy's building an ark. Something 'bout rainy days to come. Taking animals with him. Go figure. All sorts of loonies out there nowadays.

Seems like you 'Noah' lot about this kinda stuff, Stormy.

Well, you made a splash with that remark... water carry on!

Commodore users will be left high and dry again...

Shame. The Wii releases (despite being expensive) were a step in the right direction. Not sure about silly covers on PCs adding an absolute fortune to the price - just another bad business decision to add to so many from the last fourteen years...

OK, dream on, dude!

Why wont they realize Commodore is a dead brand? They're just whipping a dead horse.

It would be better for a big company to buy Commodore and make it a small-time revenue with memorabilia and such - not expecting big cash, just so for keeping the legend alive. I would do it if I had much money to burn or hide it from tax office.

Or brand games with it like they did with Atari.

LMan wrote:Or brand games with it like they did with Atari.

I agree, however Atari brand is looking a bit sick too at the moment. After what feels like years of threats, Atari have finally been handed a delisting notice from the Nasdaq stock exchange, after the company failed to raise the $15 million in market capitalisation it needed to stay the executioners axe. An appeal's already been lodged, citing parent company Infogrames offer of a total buyout.

I would like a Commodore-branded internet.