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Ironhorse · 08-19-2003, 03:27 AM

50 Commodores

Beastiepoo · 08-19-2003, 03:31 AM

C64 was my introduction to computers back in the day. I spent hours and hours every day on that thing. We had so many games that I could play for 12 hours straight and never get bored. Fantastic machine. I think my parents still have it in the basement somewhere. It works but the diskdrive is getting a bit flaky - and besides, most of the games were on 5 1/2" floppys that have all gone to shit too. Shame - it was a kickass machine to have as a kid.

I've tried the emulators too but they never really work.

DutchTeenCash · 08-19-2003, 03:42 AM

cool to see how many ppl got a c64, i started with a ti99/4a as well got it for xmas from my folks, took it along on holiday to germany and wrote the first slotmachine prg there was here in holland, sold it made an xray version even, i got a playmate poster and draw the outlines and "digitised" it, that is i took a piece of maths paper 8x8 and colored each block black and made the strings in the machines then put it all together my friends were amazed and all bought the prg hehe...

got a c64 after that went to berlin on schooltrip bought a viddigitiser there for $300 (a lot then) and got a friend with a HUGE vidcam from his dad, took all my playboys and digitised the pics sold them on disks to germany austria holland anywhere i got like $500 a month so i started a BBS as well hehe... half duplex 1 tel line my dad went insane when the phone rang at 3am hahaha cool to see how many ppl did the same

))

those were the days...

Bill8 · 08-19-2003, 03:48 AM

I bought a c64 when it first came out, or a few months after, $595 plus $70 for the tape drive. I loved that fucker. Over time, bought two of those big clunky 51/2" floppy drives, 300 and 1200 modems, mouse, printers and other accessories. I was pretty computerized, for the time.

Then I got given a 286 with a ten meg hard drive, and thought I was in heaven.

Later I became sysop for a two line BBS with waffle and usenet, kinda rare for it's time.

But I started with the c64, and it will always have a place in my memory.

fris · 08-19-2003, 03:50 AM

i had a commodore pet, then a 64 then a 128 2 computers in 1 i thought it was the best

RobertD · 08-19-2003, 05:02 AM

Had a C64 until I upgraded to a mighty Amiga500

chodadog · 08-19-2003, 05:13 AM

I still have a working commodore 64 in the garage somewhere. Prolly about 50 games or so. Goddamn i had some fun on that.

sexeducation · 08-19-2003, 05:16 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CarolCox
We also had a VIC-20 and then the C-64. Danny started a single line BBS on the 64 around 1987 too

The first computer we had was a TRS-80 Model 1 from Radio Shack in 1980. We had the 4K unit, 4 kilobytes of blazing RAM!

We also still have our Atari 800, Atari ST, and the Coleco Adam (if anyone remembers those). Our storage room in the basement is a museum of old computers. Everything from an old IBM XT that had 2 floppy's and no hard drive, and up!

He just won't throw anything out

Carol Cox

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Carrie · 08-19-2003, 05:33 AM

I have a picture of me at 9yrs old sound asleep with my hands on the keyboard of my C64.
I remember when we got a floppy drive - WHOA that was fast! Loaded up Frogger twice as fast as my tape drive did, I was in heaven!

Note - this was back when floppies were *really* floppy, you could bend 'em in half and they'd still work - on both sides, even.

qxxx · 08-19-2003, 05:37 AM

Yeah, i remember...

if you want some working c64 just get one at ebay for about 10 bucks...

x-vision · 08-19-2003, 05:45 AM

I had the Commodore 64, I used to love to play on that thing.

sexeducation · 08-19-2003, 05:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Carrie
I have a picture of me at 9yrs old sound asleep with my hands on the keyboard of my C64.
I remember when we got a floppy drive - WHOA that was fast! Loaded up Frogger twice as fast as my tape drive did, I was in heaven!

Note - this was back when floppies were *really* floppy, you could bend 'em in half and they'd still work - on both sides, even.

I remember my brother phoning me because he had just got a 10 MEGABYTE HARD DRIVE ... lol

The "tape drive" for those not old enough was a "cassette tape" just like the one with your radio. ; )

plexer · 08-19-2003, 06:04 AM

I started with the 64 and upgraded to the 128 with tape storage....

Those were the days!

Matt_WildCash · 08-19-2003, 06:11 AM

Yep had a Commodore 16, then I got a 64, then a 64 with harddrive, then an amiga 500, then a dx2x66 PC, p200, p300, p450, 1000ghz, 2.5ghz

Ohh those commordores were great at the time.

ldinternet · 08-19-2003, 06:16 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TurboTrucker
Hell yeah, I had strip poker too

I had that on the Amiga 600... my father NEVER plays games and has no interest in computers, but he was really good at that game.

dennisthemenace · 08-19-2003, 07:32 AM

had a 64 then 128

Then got an Amiga 500, then Bodega bay and a 33mhz accelerator card, more memory and eventually ended up running a 6 line BBS on it (Cnet Amiga software) that made the Boardwatch top 100 back in '93

Graduated to a 486 machine and the rest is history

SplitInfinity · 08-19-2003, 10:54 AM

This thread is bringing back serious memories.

Wow. Port Royal BBS was my home on the modem lines.

I ran a bbs called SplitInfinity, which is obviously still the name I use
today for my hosting company. :-) Lots of history behind that name
with me.

I started with a Commodore PET CBM machine, tape drive and dot matrix printer.
My school (Pine Valley in San Ramon, CA area) allowed students to rent the computers to take home for the weekend. I did that and ended up never leaving
the house on the weekends, just sat around programming.

poke this peek that. Lots of fun!

Tape Drives suck. Those are a bad memory.

Then I had these computers...

TRS80
Timex Sinclair (hahahah)
Apple II
Applie IIe
Commodore Vic-20
Commodore C-64
Commodore C-64 Portable OH MY GOD WAS THIS HUGE AND HEAVY
Apple IIgs
Apple III
Applie Mac
Ibm 8086 style....
Ibm 286, 386, 486, and up.....

Ran a BBS on Apple IIgs using GBBS software (Rocks!)
Used to program it with "ACOS" the All Communications Operating System
that Greg programed. Very cool. It was like a perl language to make BBS's.

My computer of choice ended up being Macintosh,
however my unix background keeps me tied to unix (linux) because
I love programming on that platform.

I use a dual G5 mac today with 4 monitors (20" each) and mac osx,
which is a developers dream OS because it is based on unix.

Woohoo!

Hey you need a web host? Ring me up.
ICQ me. I would love to host ALL old-school hacks on this board.
If you know what loderunner is, I would be honored to host ya!.

Oh, and how about those modems where you placed the handset in the
rubber cradle? HAHAHAHHAAH 300BPS slow as hell.

AppleCat modems rock.

twist · 08-19-2003, 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by dnsmonster
Still C64 in a working condition and I still use it. Excellent entertainment for a small 4/20 party. Nothing like playing River Raid or Boulder Dash on a C64 connected to a wall projector.

Boulderdash rocks!

phillyrich · 08-19-2003, 11:59 AM

I had a TI994A total of 16k

Lane · 08-19-2003, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by RobertD
Had a C64 until I upgraded to a mighty Amiga500

same here

goBigtime · 08-19-2003, 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by twist

Boulderdash rocks!

It's all about MOM.

goBigtime · 08-19-2003, 12:05 PM

But actually this was one of my C=64 favorites...

Vendot · 08-19-2003, 12:21 PM

> Nothing like playing River Raid or Boulder Dash on a
> C64 connected to a wall projector.

I had a C64 in 1985 when everyone else had the crummy Vic 20 - I always used to cuss them for it. Ohhh man some of those games beat modern PC games hands down....

Boulderdash
Spy Vs Spy I & II (probably my all time favourites)
Booty
The Last V8
Bruce Lee (the green sumo guy in that game was hilarious)
Forbidden Forest
F-15 Strike Eagle (the best c64 flight simulator)
Hardball
Jupiter Lander (everyone hated this game but I loved it)

I can barely remember some of the best ones..... but in those days the gameplay was really enhanced by having a good tape cover. If the tape cover was good you somehow enjoyed the game even more.... haha

webair · 08-19-2003, 12:33 PM

man those were the days!

anyone play exodus games?

SkyWalker · 08-19-2003, 12:33 PM

com 64 master of the Jumpman game

Eric · 08-19-2003, 12:57 PM

Oh hell yeah. The Bards Tale series was great. Same with Ultima IV.

Man those were the good ole days. I use to do my homework on my lunch at school so I could come home play outside till it got dark and then come in and bust a move on the computer till I had to hit the sack!

Oh if we could only get off work at 2:30 and have the afternoon to ourselves! ahhaha

Tru · 08-19-2003, 01:09 PM

I remember the commorde's very well those machines changed my life. I learn all of the crap needed to make games and do sounds on them.

peek/poke
a few assmebly language routines to speed things up.

Timex Sinclair 1000
C64
C128
IBM XT compatible

Sharpie · 08-19-2003, 01:44 PM

When I first opened Computer Corner, I sold Vic 20s, Commodore 64s, as well as software for the Ti & Radio Shack Color Computer.

What memories!

J.R. · 08-19-2003, 07:29 PM

Does anyone remember any Commodore Programming ?

I remember something like..

if A$ = "blahblah" then....

I cannot remember much more then that..lol

I use to make my stupid computers ask me
questions that I can only answer what I programmed it
to say..

Arty · 08-19-2003, 08:00 PM

After a great upgrade from zx80, I guess my first game for C64 was Impossible Mission..

I even had a "light pen" for it at some point..

Wiz · 08-19-2003, 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by J.R.
Does anyone remember any Commodore Programming ?

I remember something like..

if A$ = "blahblah" then....

I cannot remember much more then that..lol

I use to make my stupid computers ask me
questions that I can only answer what I programmed it
to say..

Screen Color:

poke 53280,0
poke 53281,0

Reboot:

sys64738

Litle Software:

10 print"GoFuckYourself"
20 goto 10

run

j3ff · 08-19-2003, 09:29 PM

started with good ol' TANDY 1000HX

GFED · 08-19-2003, 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sharpie
When I first opened Computer Corner, I sold Vic 20s, Commodore 64s, as well as software for the Ti & Radio Shack Color Computer.

What memories!

Computer Corner in Brandon? Didn't you run Mako BBS?

tootie · 08-19-2003, 10:55 PM

Oh how I loved our C64. I was in 3rd grade when I got one for Christmas.

I had TONS of favorite games. Here are a few I remember really well:

M.U.L.E. (NUMBER ONE! YEAH!)
Impossible Mission
Radar Rat Race (First game we ever bought for it... it was on cartridge!)
G.O.R.F. (educational)
Infiltrator
Legacy of the Ancients
Summer Games (all of them)
Winter Games
Jumpman Jr.
Giana Sisters (a ripoff of Mario Brothers)
Beachhead
Boulderdash
Bard's Tale
ZORK, Suspended... and all the Infocom games.

And I really, really loved the Christmas Demo. We played it every Christmas for several years.

And S.A.M. rocked! I loved it when my dad made him talk to me. He used to make me cry by making the computer say it was working so hard to let me play games all day that it was dying. Oh lord, I don't know how he managed to fool me every time!

I've had the emulator for a while. I need to find time to play some of the games again.

tootie · 08-19-2003, 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by vendot
Jupiter Lander (everyone hated this game but I loved it) [/B]

Hey, you're not the only one. That was a good one, too.

I thought of some more I liked.

Bigtop Barney
Burger Time
Defender of the Crown (my dad and I used to play it alot)

-=HOAX=- · 08-19-2003, 11:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by goBigtime
But actually this was one of my C=64 favorites...

Ditto!

I had the 64/128...it had two modes...although I spent more time in 64 than in 128...big ups to tahoebbs, high sierra bbs, and wayhighbbs...

What was that game that was so popular, spacetrader 2000...space something? You mined resources, built planets space stations and set up defences and trade routes...

It was all about hitting a macro key for about 30 minutes straight before school...OWNAGE!

-=HOAX=- · 08-19-2003, 11:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eric_aka_RedEyes
Oh hell yeah. The Bards Tale series was great. Same with Ultima IV.

Man those were the good ole days. I use to do my homework on my lunch at school so I could come home play outside till it got dark and then come in and bust a move on the computer till I had to hit the sack!

Oh if we could only get off work at 2:30 and have the afternoon to ourselves! ahhaha

HAHAH...I just stop working at 2:30...its almost the same thing.

sexeducation · 08-20-2003, 12:00 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Wiz

Screen Color:

poke 53280,0
poke 53281,0

Reboot:

sys64738

Litle Software:

10 print"GoFuckYourself"
20 goto 10

run

roflmao ...
I remember that ... poke and peak ...
oh ya ... frig thats funny ...

08-19-2003, 03:27 AM	#51
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08-19-2003, 03:31 AM	#52
Beastiepoo Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a clog shop thinking about tulips Posts: 1,971	C64 was my introduction to computers back in the day. I spent hours and hours every day on that thing. We had so many games that I could play for 12 hours straight and never get bored. Fantastic machine. I think my parents still have it in the basement somewhere. It works but the diskdrive is getting a bit flaky - and besides, most of the games were on 5 1/2" floppys that have all gone to shit too. Shame - it was a kickass machine to have as a kid. I've tried the emulators too but they never really work. __________________ Dammit! My timing SUCKS! Hot body piercing jewellery at discounted prices - Click here! Got Goth traffic?? Make money with it at DarkPassions - Click Here!

08-19-2003, 03:42 AM	#53
DutchTeenCash I like Dutch Girls Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: dutchteencash.com Posts: 21,684	cool to see how many ppl got a c64, i started with a ti99/4a as well got it for xmas from my folks, took it along on holiday to germany and wrote the first slotmachine prg there was here in holland, sold it made an xray version even, i got a playmate poster and draw the outlines and "digitised" it, that is i took a piece of maths paper 8x8 and colored each block black and made the strings in the machines then put it all together my friends were amazed and all bought the prg hehe... got a c64 after that went to berlin on schooltrip bought a viddigitiser there for $300 (a lot then) and got a friend with a HUGE vidcam from his dad, took all my playboys and digitised the pics sold them on disks to germany austria holland anywhere i got like $500 a month so i started a BBS as well hehe... half duplex 1 tel line my dad went insane when the phone rang at 3am hahaha cool to see how many ppl did the same )) those were the days... __________________ ICQ 16 91 547 - SKYPE dutchteencash bob AT dutchteencash DOT com ... did you see our newest Sweet Natural Girl Priscilla (18)?

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08-19-2003, 05:02 AM	#56
RobertD Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Bellingham, WA Posts: 1,149	Had a C64 until I upgraded to a mighty Amiga500 __________________ Sexy Latinas

08-19-2003, 03:48 AM	#54
Bill8 Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 1,901	I bought a c64 when it first came out, or a few months after, $595 plus $70 for the tape drive. I loved that fucker. Over time, bought two of those big clunky 51/2" floppy drives, 300 and 1200 modems, mouse, printers and other accessories. I was pretty computerized, for the time. Then I got given a 286 with a ten meg hard drive, and thought I was in heaven. Later I became sysop for a two line BBS with waffle and usenet, kinda rare for it's time. But I started with the c64, and it will always have a place in my memory.

08-19-2003, 05:13 AM	#57
chodadog Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 9,736	I still have a working commodore 64 in the garage somewhere. Prolly about 50 games or so. Goddamn i had some fun on that. __________________ 26 + 6 = 1

08-19-2003, 05:33 AM	#59
Carrie Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Virgin - nee Posts: 3,162	I have a picture of me at 9yrs old sound asleep with my hands on the keyboard of my C64. I remember when we got a floppy drive - WHOA that was fast! Loaded up Frogger twice as fast as my tape drive did, I was in heaven! Note - this was back when floppies were really floppy, you could bend 'em in half and they'd still work - on both sides, even.

08-19-2003, 05:37 AM	#60
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08-19-2003, 05:45 AM	#61
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08-19-2003, 06:04 AM	#63
plexer Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: NJ/AZ Posts: 1,339	I started with the 64 and upgraded to the 128 with tape storage.... Those were the days! __________________ I'M FREEEEE!!!!

08-19-2003, 06:11 AM	#64
Matt_WildCash Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,699	Yep had a Commodore 16, then I got a 64, then a 64 with harddrive, then an amiga 500, then a dx2x66 PC, p200, p300, p450, 1000ghz, 2.5ghz Ohh those commordores were great at the time.

08-19-2003, 07:32 AM	#66
dennisthemenace Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: In the present moment Posts: 2,668	had a 64 then 128 Then got an Amiga 500, then Bodega bay and a 33mhz accelerator card, more memory and eventually ended up running a 6 line BBS on it (Cnet Amiga software) that made the Boardwatch top 100 back in '93 Graduated to a 486 machine and the rest is history __________________ All the best to you

08-19-2003, 10:54 AM	#67
SplitInfinity Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 3,047	This thread is bringing back serious memories. Wow. Port Royal BBS was my home on the modem lines. I ran a bbs called SplitInfinity, which is obviously still the name I use today for my hosting company. :-) Lots of history behind that name with me. I started with a Commodore PET CBM machine, tape drive and dot matrix printer. My school (Pine Valley in San Ramon, CA area) allowed students to rent the computers to take home for the weekend. I did that and ended up never leaving the house on the weekends, just sat around programming. poke this peek that. Lots of fun! Tape Drives suck. Those are a bad memory. Then I had these computers... TRS80 Timex Sinclair (hahahah) Apple II Applie IIe Commodore Vic-20 Commodore C-64 Commodore C-64 Portable OH MY GOD WAS THIS HUGE AND HEAVY Apple IIgs Apple III Applie Mac Ibm 8086 style.... Ibm 286, 386, 486, and up..... Ran a BBS on Apple IIgs using GBBS software (Rocks!) Used to program it with "ACOS" the All Communications Operating System that Greg programed. Very cool. It was like a perl language to make BBS's. My computer of choice ended up being Macintosh, however my unix background keeps me tied to unix (linux) because I love programming on that platform. I use a dual G5 mac today with 4 monitors (20" each) and mac osx, which is a developers dream OS because it is based on unix. Woohoo! Hey you need a web host? Ring me up. ICQ me. I would love to host ALL old-school hacks on this board. If you know what loderunner is, I would be honored to host ya!. Oh, and how about those modems where you placed the handset in the rubber cradle? HAHAHAHHAAH 300BPS slow as hell. AppleCat modems rock.

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08-19-2003, 12:05 PM	#72
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08-19-2003, 12:21 PM	#73
Vendot Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: Malaysia Posts: 3,376	> Nothing like playing River Raid or Boulder Dash on a > C64 connected to a wall projector. I had a C64 in 1985 when everyone else had the crummy Vic 20 - I always used to cuss them for it. Ohhh man some of those games beat modern PC games hands down.... Boulderdash Spy Vs Spy I & II (probably my all time favourites) Booty The Last V8 Bruce Lee (the green sumo guy in that game was hilarious) Forbidden Forest F-15 Strike Eagle (the best c64 flight simulator) Hardball Jupiter Lander (everyone hated this game but I loved it) I can barely remember some of the best ones..... but in those days the gameplay was really enhanced by having a good tape cover. If the tape cover was good you somehow enjoyed the game even more.... haha __________________ "In a Time of Universal Deceit, Telling the Truth is a Revolutionary Act." - George Orwell

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Eric Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: The Helm! Posts: 8,818	Oh hell yeah. The Bards Tale series was great. Same with Ultima IV. Man those were the good ole days. I use to do my homework on my lunch at school so I could come home play outside till it got dark and then come in and bust a move on the computer till I had to hit the sack! Oh if we could only get off work at 2:30 and have the afternoon to ourselves! ahhaha __________________ No One

08-19-2003, 01:09 PM	#77
Tru Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: NY-MD-DC Posts: 36	I remember the commorde's very well those machines changed my life. I learn all of the crap needed to make games and do sounds on them. peek/poke a few assmebly language routines to speed things up. Timex Sinclair 1000 C64 C128 IBM XT compatible

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Sharpie Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 438	When I first opened Computer Corner, I sold Vic 20s, Commodore 64s, as well as software for the Ti & Radio Shack Color Computer. What memories!

08-19-2003, 07:29 PM	#79
J.R. WantBoobs.com Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Calif & Washington Posts: 3,472	Does anyone remember any Commodore Programming ? I remember something like.. if A$ = "blahblah" then.... I cannot remember much more then that..lol I use to make my stupid computers ask me questions that I can only answer what I programmed it to say..

08-19-2003, 08:00 PM	#80
Arty Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 880	After a great upgrade from zx80, I guess my first game for C64 was Impossible Mission.. I even had a "light pen" for it at some point..

08-19-2003, 09:29 PM	#82
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08-19-2003, 10:55 PM	#84
tootie Confirmed User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Planet Earp Posts: 6,041	Oh how I loved our C64. I was in 3rd grade when I got one for Christmas. I had TONS of favorite games. Here are a few I remember really well: M.U.L.E. (NUMBER ONE! YEAH!) Impossible Mission Radar Rat Race (First game we ever bought for it... it was on cartridge!) G.O.R.F. (educational) Infiltrator Legacy of the Ancients Summer Games (all of them) Winter Games Jumpman Jr. Giana Sisters (a ripoff of Mario Brothers) Beachhead Boulderdash Bard's Tale ZORK, Suspended... and all the Infocom games. And I really, really loved the Christmas Demo. We played it every Christmas for several years. And S.A.M. rocked! I loved it when my dad made him talk to me. He used to make me cry by making the computer say it was working so hard to let me play games all day that it was dying. Oh lord, I don't know how he managed to fool me every time! I've had the emulator for a while. I need to find time to play some of the games again. __________________