This is a nice Commodore Logo from Robert Hurst VIC-20 homepage, i have vectorialized it in some formats (svg,eps,pdf).
Download PNG (original): Commodore Logo (1351) - 16.1 kB
Download SVG: Commodore Logo (1367) - 21.27 kB
Download PDF: Commodore Logo (1379) - 22.66 kB
Download EPS: Commodore Logo (1396) - 21.98 kB
The xum1541 (pronounced “zoom”) is built from a modified version of the xu1541 firmware. It is a USB full speed device and supports high-speed parallel cables. The hardware USB support significantly speeds up transfers. It will support mnib (aka nibtools), which provides low-level imaging to backup copy protected disks.
I’m most excited about this feature since it is critical to archiving original floppies for the C64 Preservation Project.
The Mega-Cart’s incredible selection of auto-starting games and handy utilities, coupled with its software-configurable RAM expansion capability, will provide you with hours of fun and discovery.
Yet, despite the immense power and complexity “under the hood” of the Mega-Cart it remains easy to use because of the intuitive all menu-driven selection system.
source: mega-cart.com
SJLOAD is a C64/C64DTV software fastloader. Its main difference from normal fastloaders is that it only works with Jiffy-enabled drives and uses the Jiffy protocol. This makes it handy for people who have a Jiffy-enabled drive (also new hardware such as SD2IEC) but do not want to make the hardware changes necessary for exchanging the C64 kernal.
SJLOAD speed is a bit higher than normal Jiffy since SJLOAD uses the same protocol but a different implementation (it disables the VICII during load etc.). With an SD2IEC, SJLOAD is about 15% faster than a normal Jiffy kernal.
SJLOAD is loosely based on VDOS (1986) by Edward Carroll. However, the fast loading routines have been replaced completely by 1570.
download: picobay.com/dtv_wiki
Wow, what a nice theme! I spent hours looking for a suitable theme for my site, and this one is perfect. I hope you like it.
Commodore 64 Porting from the original Amiga game by Ocean.
download the latest build here: pushover64
forum thread: ready64.org
source: www.hp.com
Web2.0calc.com is the supreme online tool for your daily math. In the ‘Expert Calc 2.0′ mode, you can edit your equations in the full-page editor, use Shared Calculations or embed it into your blog/homepage.
source: web2.0calc.com
Physical Drive Image Creator V0.9 is freeware Win32 tool which allows you to create full backup of your physical media (CF, hard disk drive) into an image file (raw data image) which can be used in the VICE (WinVICE) C64 emulator with enabled IDE64 card support.
Of course, you are not limited to IDE64 media. The image can be later restored back to physical media.
download: noname.c64.org
A DOS-based utility for C64 image files that understands most emulator image formats (D64, T64, D71, D81, D80, D82, DNP, D2M, G64, NX, PC64, CRT, X64, ARK, LBR, ARC, SDA, SPY, CPK and the ZipCode family) as well as DOS binaries, and converts between them.
It also has a powerful 6502 Disassembler, Text/HEX Editor, File Viewer, BASIC unlister, D64 HEX Editor, Directory Customizer, CheckTape, CheckDisk, CheckZipCode (4 & 6-pack), CheckCRT, CheckG64 and decoding HQX and UU files. Many DOS functions are also included, as well as lots of other goodies.
Copyright by Peter Schepers 1994-2009
download: noname.c64.org
Make Waves is a command line utility to make sinus waves for demos and such.
Each wave is composed of one or more discrete waveforms, which can be created independently. You can make waves that represent a full sine wave, any half of it or a quarter. You can also set a range between 0 and 255 to get suitable values for example to position sprites at the correct height.
You are also able to set a variable length for each wave up to 256 bytes.
download: noname.c64.org
Credits:
download: noname.c64.org
Kerm1t released a new sprite editor called 7up Sprite Editor v2.0. This sprite editor can be used on a Windows computer to generate sprites for the Commodore Different 16 color palette. Copy and Paste. More than 8 sprites and HiRes palette
Latest Change:
V2.01 fixes:
download: noname.c64.org
Happy new year to everyone.
Growing up in the seventies and eighties, my childhood memories basically consist of videogames, bright plastic toys and TV cartoons.
Any time that was left I spent drawing and programming games for my Commodore 64. At a later age a few of my childhood dreams became a reality when I temporarily moved to Melbourne, where I worked as a videogame programmer, did oil-painting in a studio and had my work displayed in one of the local galleries.
After a course in Graphic Design I made a career-switch and became a graphic designer/illustrator. Currently back in The Netherlands I work at a small design company and spend my spare time illustrating my childhood memories and designing papertoys.
I specialize in one-piece papertoys that consist of a single flat piece of paper, which by intricate folding is transformed into a 3-dimensional model.
source: marshallalexander.net