PayPal donation (credit cards accepted too) Amount: Currency: US Dollars Euros UK Pounds Welcome to the world of C64 nostalgia. Here you will find exclusive material about the Commodore 64 home computer that we all know and love. There’s detailed information about current and upcoming C64-related events and past developnments within the scene and game culture in general. We at C64.COM aim to save and store an important part of the history of those who played a part in the active era of the Commodore 64. Enjoy your stay! NEWS AND UPDATES » May 21st, 2013 - Snowball and The Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle Popeye returns with two more text advetures, Snowball and The Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle. In Snowball, you play secret agent Kim Kimberley and your mission is to rescue the starship Snowball 9 which are transporting 2.000.000 sleeping colonists. And in The Sorcerer of Claymorgue Castle, you are an apprentice of the old sorcerer Solon, and it is your task to bring back the stolen 13 stars of power which are hidden in the castle of Claymorgue. Take a look » » May 16th, 2013 - Lords of Time updated Popeye gives you an update of Lords of Time from Level 9 Computing. It was added to C64.COM some years ago, but it needed an update because it wasn't played through to the very end to make sure you download a 100 percent working copy. Game plot: During time-travelling through nine different time zones, you collect a plurality of items, which when thrown into a cauldron, can defeat the evil Lords of Time. It's a fun little adventure, so check it out » » May 16th, 2013 - Interview with The Papillons coming up We can now confirm that we will release an interview with the three main men Alpha, Zaz, and The Catman of The Papillons Inc. on July 27. At that day 25 years ago, TPI released their final production We Are the Champions in which they declared that they were quitting the cracking scene for good. It's been too quiet around them since then, and so after an investigation that would make Sherlock Holmes proud, we were able to track them down and are currently working on the questionnaire. There's some really cool reading coming your way! Stay tuned. » May 5th, 2013 - Five new Censor Design demos added It's been bloody ages since we uploaded new demos to C64.COM. To rectify this, here's the five latest demos from our buddies in Censor Design. Two demos were released last year, and three this year. "Daah, Those Acid Pills!" was released less than five hours ago, so that's some hot and new stuff for your Commodore right there! Enjoy these fine demos here » » May 2nd, 2013 - Network Ten/2000 A.D. interviewed Here's an interview with Network Ten/2000 A.D. (plus Danish Duo, The Danish Circle, The Goonies, Illusion 2016) who served as cracker and coder. NT goes: "I was obsessed with achieving the shortest crack. For ages, Triad ruled that discipline, until The Network Crew gave us (2000 A.D.) their Time Cruncher." Read the interview here » » April 24th, 2013 - Thanks goes to White Shoe Media, Inc. and Vasco Serafini... ...for your donations to C64.COM! Appreciate it guys! » April 22nd, 2013 - Game Talk with prolific programmer Nick Jones Having created such classics as Cybernoid I and II, Smash T.V., and Stormlord, Nick Jones' CV is definitely one to be proud of! In this interview (Andreas conducted it, Terry proofread it), Nick tells us about how he got started with the 6502 based Oric-1 computer and what it eventually lead to, about the hard work on his classic C64 games, and about working for Shiny Entertainment. About the creation of Dan Dare 3: "This game called for 8-way scrolling at speed, but as I mentioned earlier, scrolling almost certainly meant you had to have the screen in character mode, which meant very few graphical tiles. I came up with an ingenious fix, though I say it myself, in which I basically had multiple character sets per level. In essence, I was multiplexing the character sets just like I was for the hardware sprites." Enjoy this great interview here » » April 20th, 2013 - April 20th: Rob Hubbard Day We're celebrating Rob Hubbard Day today! Join in by putting that scrolling belt of yours on, put on your Rob Hubbard mask, and dance to his amazing SIDs (then post your dancing pictures and videos on our Facebook wall). All hail the king of SID! » April 18th, 2013 - Talk about cracking and swapping games on Swedish national radio P3 – this Saturday! Together with Bacchus of Fairlight, C64.COM's Andreas Wallström will talk about cracking and swapping games in the 80's on Swedish national radio P3. It's in Swedish only, but please spread the word about it. It will air this Saturday at 14:03 CET. Tune in here » » April 16th, 2013 - Thanks Johan Book... ...or Bepp/Triad as many of us know you, for your kind donation to C64.COM. What a guy! » April 15th, 2013 - Dr.J of The Force interviewed Here's an interview with our friend Dr.J of Israelian scene group The Force. Alex goes: "On the emerging Israeli scene, the first groups to deal in C64 games in the 1980s were The Israeli Team (T.I.T.) and Tape Cracking Service (TCS). TCS mostly cracked games tape-to-tape because up until about 1987, almost no-one in Israel owned a 1541 drive." and "You did your best to make your group a success. For me, that meant disseminating The Force releases like wildfire! I also kept in regular contact with the Italian and Aussie divisions of The Force and traded with Danny on our 1440 bps modems (slow as a lame sloth)." Learn more about Alex and the Israelian scene here » » April 2nd, 2013 - Thank you Paul Morrison... ...for your donation to C64.COM! Thanks for your support. » March 25th, 2013 - Game Talk with Russel Comte Russel is one of the great artists from days of old. He produced the graphics for classics like Fist 2, Samurai Warrior: The Battles of Usagi Yojimbo, Asterix and the Magic Cauldron, and Bop'n Rumble (Street Hassle). In this interview, he tells us how he got the job at Melbourne House, how a typical day started with loading stuff they'd worked on the previous day from tape, and about his influences. Read all of it here » » March 22nd, 2013 - Cheers Uffe Jakobsen (Microtop/Starion)... ...for your fitting donation to C64.COM. :) » March 16th, 2013 - Thanks Paul Jackson... ...for your donation of original C64 games on disk and cartridge. We really appreciate it as it will make the site so much better in the future! » News archive Operation Wolf © 1988 Ocean

» F.A.Q. - look here before you send off an email. » Credits - the list of people who made all this possible. » Scene interviews - C64 sceners answer 20 questions about their time in the scene. I have been so crazy about a C64 game that I... Went to play real life Microprose Soccer with friends  68 Took up the delicate and dangerous summer job of a Paperboy  88 Fell flat on my nose trying to spin 720 Degrees in mid-air with my skateboard  30 Adopted Sex Games as my digital Kama Sutra  117 Tried out a few International Karate chops and broke my friend's arm  85 Found out about Gunships and other modern warfare  168 Went to live a life of Pirates on the Caribbean  148 Put on a black hoodie and became The Last Ninja  567 Opened my C64's case to see if Little Computer People really existed  558 Total votes: 1829