Soon after the C64’s release on the App Store, an “easter egg” was revealed by a reader on The iPhone Blog, who immediately posted his findings. It was the BASIC interpreter that, according to “Apple law,” is something that shouldn’t be an an iPhone app. “[...] Reader Stooov... |
11 November 2009
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Those who couldn't get enough of the “Incredible Machine” and have an addiction towards puzzles and any sort of mind games are in for a new treat. As long as they have a Wii. The latest member of the WiiWare, Nintendo's You, Me, and the Cubes, is a series of puzzle games in the casual market tha... |
22 September 2009
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Earlier this week, Manomio was sighing in relief after having its Commodore 64 approved in the iTunes App Store. By removing one of its coolest features – the BASIC interpreter –, Manomio was able to get the app in the hands of iPhone and iPod touch owners. However, as one user revealed, Manomio didn&rsqu... |
8 September 2009
10:55 GMT |
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Originally rejected by Apple’s review board, the Commodore 64 application is now available for immediate download via the iTunes App Store, according to the people at TouchArcade. Despite being officially licensed from both rights holders of the Commodore ROMs and the individual games, the emulator was rejected... |
7 September 2009
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It was a complete madness in the 1980s when games like Arkanoid, Tron or Sanxion appeared and put everybody under their spell. Huge amounts of games followed and those who had the opportunity played as many titles as they could. And now, just thinking about those days, those games which would make any 10-year old lau... |
1 April 2008
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Remember the good-old days when 64 KB of ROM memory were enough to run any application, and the computer would mean nothing more than a keyboard, a monitor and a huge magnetic tape recorder? If you are one of the nostalgics who would rather get back their Commodore 64 all-in-one wonder, then you will surely love the ... |
24 March 2008
11:24 GMT |
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A report just screaming for me to write about today says that in the "GC Art" section at this year's Games Convention, a unique special exhibition reviews 35 years of telegames. A 200-square-metre area in Hall 5 is occupied by more than 200 consoles, handhelds, home computers, LCD games and educational computers... |
30 July 2007
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