Personal Computer Museum - Commodore 64
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C64 Assemblar programmingby uhellstr13,146 views- 3:37
8Bit Virus [COMMODORE 64]by petrock647,713 views
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Commodore 64 SuperCPU - Metal Dust gameplayby redrumloa13,981 views
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[Retro]: The Computer Chronicles - Commodore 64 /part2by TheTechnikTube1,544 views
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GEOS on Commodore 64by sm0k3ymcl3ud38,822 views
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Touring The Boston Computer Museum (1983)by ckmogo6,809 views
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my commodore 64by statz28,533 views
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C64 Ghostbusters on The Computer Chroniclesby GhostbustersDotNet36,984 views
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Nuclear Demo - Commodore 64by kmoser48,717 views
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R-type on Commodore 64by Rlyehfinland26,416 views
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Ghostbusters as played on Shredz64 (Guitar Hero clone for Commodore 64)by russ003514,765 views
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Commodore 64 Part 2 of 2by MN12BIRD8,954 views
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Is Your Son a Computer Hacker?by seventypercent843,295 views
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Ghostbusters Commodore 64 Endingby Bezowski186,711 views
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The Singing 1541 Floppy Driveby drbpony335,323 views
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Commodore Vic-20 commercialby PsiKnife644,961 views
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Commodore 64 Part 1 of 2by MN12BIRD17,101 views
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My Commodore Library - video inventoryby Smalltalk801,835 views
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C64 graphic demo: A collection of old Megastyle graphicby rotteroy43,808 views
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All About the Commodore 64 - Selected demonstrationsby kmoser10,128 views
The c64 was a great machine. As a predecessor to the vic 20 this machine was awesome. Just like Syd though, Im a Vic 20 fan. ;-)
summer20105707 1 year ago
the BBS was the beginning of the internet..u could go there and chat and download stuff read articles..the C-64 was the machine many people cut their teeth on
xadam2dudex 1 year ago
Warez was where it was at with C64...the Scene was Huge!
szubaark 1 year ago
I was just a kid and missed it. But got on one at a friends house and experienced it. I had a Laser 128 cause I thought it would be better, man was I wrong. But I can never forget the day the programs became coded and you could not see it anymore. I was furious. I started hacking at 12. Gave up on the bullshit until now with Ubuntu. I really think Ubuntu will recapture all of this spirit. Ubuntu is still a baby and people are quickly learning like it was then, It is so great. I feel free again.
analyzingfunny 1 year ago
I ran The 128 P.C. in San Antonio, Texas back in 1988 and 1989. Ran a BBS before that too, but that was my main system. Had an ICT 40 meg and ran C-Net. Was a LOT of fun!!!
tomperanteau 2 years ago
I ran a BBS on mine after 11:00pm for a couple of hours. I had so much fun configuring the BBS
softdev1 2 years ago
I think every old-time 8-bit-geek can totally relate to all this; doesn't matter if it's a Commodore, Apple, Sinclair,....just the whole vibe of limitless and immediate creativity from the very second you turn the thing on.
asgerms 2 years ago
The other permanent storage was ROM, where the OS was.
SaganAppreciationSoc 3 years ago
This would've been a better video without that fookin annoying cleaning woman in the background permanently vacuuming....SHUT UP! lol. C64 rules, SID rules :-D
Ironlord2015 3 years ago
Needless to say, I was a wiz on this SX-64, and really felt special to have one that was intinitely superior to a regular C64. I had approx 99% of games (5 or 6 boxes of disks). Side note: you could cut out a block on the disks (top side), enabling you to flip it over, doubling its size.
conradhw 3 years ago