New lower-cost HardSID products

We’re proud to announce two new lower-cost HardSID products designed for C64 music lovers who want to play back SID tunes, play games on emulators and create C64 tracker music without buying a more expensive SID synthesizer.

The new devices:

* HardSID Uno
* HardSID UPlay

Please visit our new products page:
http://www.hardsid.com/products.php

Please send a Tweet about us:
http://tinyurl.com/promotehardsids

Visit us:
http://www.hardsid.com

Follow us on twitter:
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Hard Software, 02/02/2010, 22:43 | c64.sk

Heartlight 64 - fully playable preview

enthusi just released some preview of a current project of him.
The port of HeartlightPC, some very neat Boulderdash like game.
GFX redrawn by Ptoing. Samples converted from original PC version.

Heartlight64

These 12 levels can be completed of course. 70 levels in total for the final version.

Control via Joy.
fire + left / right = select level
fire + up = retry level (give up :)

Enjoy!

Source: Lemon64 forums)

MacGyver, 02/02/2010, 12:47 | c64.sk

Commodore Free Magazine issue 36

Commodore Free Magazine issue 36
Available for download as TXT PDF SEQ D64 HTML

NEWS
Interview With Mike Dailly
Commodore At Work
Commodore 16 Programming
Wild Bunch Review
Wild Bunch Bug Update
Wild Bunch Cheets Guide

http://www.commodorefree.com)

nigelp2k, 02/02/2010, 10:10 | c64.sk

February Retrogaming Times Monthly

The February 2010 issue of Retrogaming Times Monthly is now online for your viewing pleasure. Highlights from Issue #69 include:Apple II Incider - A Tribute To Joe KohnPress Play On Tape - Please Wait 10 MinutesThe Homebrew Sleuth: Atari 2600 SeawolfMutated Output: Third CoCo The Charm?All Eyes On...ColumnsDual Perspective - Street Fighter IIModern Retro - Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes BackA Pixilated 21st Century!You can read these articles and more inside the Retrogaming Times Monthly, now running 149 months in a row! You can also browse the RTM archives to catch up on past issues.

02/02/2010, 08:00 | Atari Age

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