Never had one before. Rigged it up with my nes rf cable for now, but I'm waiting on an a/v cable from ebay. I found a sweet hitachi monitor/tv at a thrift store for $1.25 today.
So originally I planned to buy a 1541u, but those require A.) Waiting, and B.) a bunch of money. Also, I'm mostly interested in the retro computer experience, so don't necessarily want to just boot disk images from a menu. I'm thinking of getting a zoomfloppy which as I understand it would let me download games and copy them to disks, thereby running them like they were intended. My concern is that I'm in the U.S. and I guess a lot of the images are the euro versions? I've heard most of them run, but they'll just run incorrectly or with graphical glitches.
Just got a Commodore 64. . .
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RyaNtheSlayA
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Re: Just got a Commodore 64. . .
Two things: Get a fast-loader cart (I had an Epyx one and it worked great), and get Commando.
Enjoy the pinnacle of 8bit gaming (imo).
Enjoy the pinnacle of 8bit gaming (imo).
Older. Not wiser.
Re: Just got a Commodore 64. . .
Hell yeah, Winter is Coming!


Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
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Re: Just got a Commodore 64. . .
Word up!
Get a fast load cart and search for some decent cartridge games too.
Get a fast load cart and search for some decent cartridge games too.