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On a recent trip to my storage rental unit (I moved from a place with a basement to one without and I had to put all my stuff somewhere), I decided to pull the...
relayer
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Apr 11, 2005
2:08 pm
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... My first electronic microcomputer was also a VIC-20! (The TI-59 programmable calculator doesn't count, does it? Well...) ... oo, I had the rounded one ...
James the Animal Tamer
emucompboy
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Apr 11, 2005
5:47 pm
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... If programmable calculators do count, then I guess I would have to say my TI-57 (RIP) would have been the first. I since replaced it with a TI-58 and TI-59...
relayer
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Apr 11, 2005
10:14 pm
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... LOL, you have some of my work then. I wrote several variations of printscreen that appeared in Compute!'s Gazette. ... a ... Me too. I programmed a...
James the Animal Tamer
emucompboy
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Apr 12, 2005
6:07 pm
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I wrote another small adventure game for the C64 tonight. The title is called 'Castle Belmar', and it occupies around 13 blocks on disk. The game has around 20...
Paul
dunric
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May 12, 2005
7:36 am
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Are these written in BASIC (i.e. would it be easy to port to other old microcomputers running MS BASIC)? ... is ... Venture,...
James the Animal Tamer
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May 12, 2005
4:45 pm
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Hi All, ... I just downloaded the program and ran it in Vice's C64 emu program. It seems to be just plain BASIC and not very long too. Note that the download...
Peter W.
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May 12, 2005
8:11 pm
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I burned the night oil and came up with two distinct versions of Castle Belmar: one that is slight under 4K, and one that is slightly over 3K. ...
Paul
dunric
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May 14, 2005
7:36 am
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49 lines. 2,147 bytes (3,031 after variable initialization). I made as small of a playable text game as I could. I wrote two versions of Castle Belmar: one...
Paul
dunric
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May 15, 2005
3:09 am
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Talk about a labour of love!!!! Great to see that the c64 veterans still like coding on the old vic chips...right now i must buy a new c128 becuz mine died all...
earlyfilmlover
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May 19, 2005
7:32 am
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just wanted to step in and introduce myself...i am a commie veteran, my first commodore was from 1983 with the tan /grey c64. it cost $400 but there was a $100...
earlyfilmlover
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May 19, 2005
7:44 am
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Tape drives were fairly expensive as I recall, too. The cost of a 1571 disk drive in 1985 was around $229, I think ($299 for the computer, $229 for the disk ...
Paul Panks
dunric
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May 19, 2005
8:31 am
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Got a VIC-20 with tape drive in 1983 -- I recall that the tape drive was about $75 then. Got my Commodore 64 and 1541 in spring 1984. By that time, the...
James the Animal Tamer
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May 19, 2005
6:26 pm
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I would like to see a project started on a 2k adventure game for the Commodore MAX. I've been trying to write a text adventure to fit in 2k of RAM for some...
Paul
dunric
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May 20, 2005
12:17 am
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... was ... Well, the 1541 of "1984 and beyond" was much better than the early units for the VIC 20. i think the early units had "VIC 1540" on the front of...
earlyfilmlover
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May 20, 2005
8:31 am
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... I remember in early '87 I had bought a brand new C128 and 1571 from an Army PX. It was competitively priced at $780 for the set. That was a little over a...
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May 20, 2005
12:49 pm
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Castle Belmar for the Commodore MAX (Ultimax/VC-10) Thanks to the help of Peter Williams, I was able to squeeze a small text adventure into the limited memory ...
Paul
dunric
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May 29, 2005
9:03 am
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Hello everyone, I know that most of you have already seen my site, but now I would like to expand it- I'm looking for information on any of the vintage...
B.W.
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Jun 6, 2005
10:06 pm
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CommVEx is this weekend (July 30,31) in Las Vegas. I just wanted to know if anyone on this board is planning on attending and would like to post a couple of...
willynwv
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Jul 26, 2005
2:15 pm
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Supposedly, when they get network access working at the expo, you will be able to chat with folks via irc. Use server irc.eskimo.com and connect to #c64friends...
snogpitch
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Jul 27, 2005
1:17 am
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Greetings everyone, I'm not sure this is the right forum to ask but perhaps someone can direct me elsewhere if it isn't - I have a C-128, 1902A Color Monitor,...
John
wb8rfb
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Aug 21, 2005
6:20 pm
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We allow Commodore items for sale here. The exposure isn't as great as other venues. Hopefully someone will take you up on your offer. Just curious, was the...
relayer
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Aug 21, 2005
8:40 pm
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Thanks for the reply - yes, the PK-64 was a dedicated controller for the C64's. It plugged into the 128 accessory slot I believe, and autoloaded the program ...
John Carobine - WB8RFB
wb8rfb
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Aug 21, 2005
11:25 pm
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If you are from Greater Chicago, perhaps you should check this out: http://www.swrapexpo.org/ Maybe someone attending the Commodore expo would be willing to...
snogpitch
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Aug 24, 2005
2:41 am
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Thanks for the tip! I'm looking into the expo and hoping to make a connection with them. ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!?...
John Carobine - WB8RFB
wb8rfb
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Aug 24, 2005
8:25 pm
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My husband died in May and he left several disk drives, printers, monitors (I think), and disks. He loved his computers so much that I can't bear the thought...
Beverly Rollins
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Sep 17, 2005
1:32 am
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Hello, I'm sorry to hear about your husband... I have a commodore myself, so I know how he was... My suggestion would be that you donate them to a museum....
B.W.
uniacke1
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Sep 17, 2005
11:04 am
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thank you so much for your note. I will contact your friend. I don't think I have anything "rare," my husband was not really a "collector" in the sense of...
Beverly Rollins
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Sep 17, 2005
11:44 am
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Hello, Thanks, I was glad I could help.. I am exactly like him, I can't stand to see perfectly good electronics thrown out because they won't run the newest...
B.W.
uniacke1
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Sep 17, 2005
11:55 am
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First, let me offer my condolences for your loss. I can't let go of my collections either. I don't like seeing them get trashed. Looking at what I keep safely...
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