Thanks for the heads-up.

I've since uploaded the .D64 image of this recent issue to the public shares (with permission of course) over at CommodoreServer for fellow Comet64 users.

Recently, I put together a couple of short demonstrations on how to use your Comet64 (and the CommodoreServer website) to search the contents of the disk images stored in your CommodoreServer disk archive. This first video is using your web browser and the CommodoreServer website. http://youtu.be ...

Thanks for memories and for helping us all to get involved in micro-computing, Jack.

God bless!

Thanks!

I could put a .d64 image together, if you'd like. I'll post a link.

Okay, I know none of them are any great works of art, but I thought some folks here would get a kick out of seeing some digital art I created back in high-school with my C64 and Koala drawing tablet. These were created in and around the mid-eighties, and some of the subject matter will reflect this ...

I saw that today, too.

It never ceases to amaze me when I see how intricately woven Commodore is in the history of personal computing. Too bad it didn't survive to see the days of Linux and Open Source.

On Monday I noticed that "Summer Games II" is now available for Wii's Virtual Console.

What I'm really waiting for is my "Space Taxi", "Gyruss" and "Test Drive".

Not sure what's happening in Japan, but for North America the first three C64 games for the Wii console are "International Karate", "Pitstop II" and "The Last Ninja"... Watch a video I made here: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/virtualsky/4320476/ The cost of each of the games is 500 Wii points, which ...

I sent you a PM.

I can't seem to successfully fill out and submit the form on your website, but please put me down to receive further details when they become available!

virtualsky(dot)sk(at)gmail(dot)com

I'd be interested. I'm trying to estimate shipping. Could you give me a weight and container size estimate?

-David

Excellent stuff! Thanks for posting.

Anybody looking to off-load a Commodore Plus/4 (working, of course)? I'd be requiring shipping to central Canada.

I'd think that by the time you do all that you may have to do to fix your drive, you're better off buying a replacement.

There are a few resources on the Web where you can buy 1541s and 1541-II at reasonable prices.

Hey, thanks for the update.

Here's a picture of my "Made in Canada" C64 breadbox...


(click to see larger view)

Unfortunately, I was working on it the other day and the space bar stopped responding. Luckily I have a backup C64.