One of my buddies had a Commodore 64 when I was a kid so I've very vague memories of him playing a few titles on it back in the day.🕹 Nice retro pick up indeed good sir.🍀
Thanks for the comment mate 👍 I've just had a look at the ZX speccy and it looks epic...I think you've just given me something else to try and get next 😀
@HomeGamingProductions no problem mate, enjoy your vids keep up the good work! The Spectrum mini console from Retro Games looks good, I haven't got one yet, but feel it's pretty inevitable now!! 😅👍👌
I got a C64 for xmas in 1983... was not expecting it... however we could not afford a cassette player until the following xmas! Back then the cassette deck was about £40-45 which is £130-150 in 2024 coin. Only way I could play games was to type in listings from magazines or borrow a Commodore cassette deck from a friend's Vic 20. That year of not being able to play game or save my program listings was painful but I learnt so much about programming and the C64 architecture in that time.
Wow, I had no idea that the Commodore used friggin’ cassettes to load games! Makes you think twice when you want to complain about a game needing 1 minute to load in today’s day and age. 😂
@AngryDadGaming thanks for your comment. Yea, it's crazy how long it takes to load 😂 I thought cassettes could only hold audio. I definitely learnt something about old technology getting this 😂
One of my buddies had a Commodore 64 when I was a kid so I've very vague memories of him playing a few titles on it back in the day.🕹 Nice retro pick up indeed good sir.🍀
Absolute bargain there mate, some classic titles included. I didnt have a C64, but a ZX Speccy back in the day. Nice find 👍
Thanks for the comment mate 👍 I've just had a look at the ZX speccy and it looks epic...I think you've just given me something else to try and get next 😀
@HomeGamingProductions no problem mate, enjoy your vids keep up the good work! The Spectrum mini console from Retro Games looks good, I haven't got one yet, but feel it's pretty inevitable now!! 😅👍👌
it's not a console it's a computer.
😂😂I know people keep saying I even say it's a computer at the start then forget lol
I got a C64 for xmas in 1983... was not expecting it... however we could not afford a cassette player until the following xmas! Back then the cassette deck was about £40-45 which is £130-150 in 2024 coin. Only way I could play games was to type in listings from magazines or borrow a Commodore cassette deck from a friend's Vic 20. That year of not being able to play game or save my program listings was painful but I learnt so much about programming and the C64 architecture in that time.
@neilloughran4437 thanks for sharing that nostalgic story, really cool to see what it was worth back in the day 1983 way before I was even born
Wow, I had no idea that the Commodore used friggin’ cassettes to load games! Makes you think twice when you want to complain about a game needing 1 minute to load in today’s day and age. 😂
@AngryDadGaming thanks for your comment. Yea, it's crazy how long it takes to load 😂 I thought cassettes could only hold audio. I definitely learnt something about old technology getting this 😂
Do what i did and get a kung fu flash cartridge...games load in seconds.
Absolute steal for that money!
Thanks for your comment I thought so too the commodore was probably worth about £50 but with all those games bargain 😁
I hate to be pedantic, but it's not a console. It's a home computer.
@kneejerkreactionuk 😂 your correct sir 😂 it even says it on the front "Home Computer"
personal computer...tramiel intended for the c64 to be used anywhere.