Tech at the speed of Warp: Online Flash Commodore 64

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Online Flash Commodore 64

0 comments | Sunday, January 14, 2007

The good old days. Days when even programing complex things meant you only needed to know one or perhaps two programing languages. When 64kb of memory was sufficient to produce games that are even now played with joy. There are many Commodore 64 emulator software out there but all of them are, lets say, not that user friendly.
Darron Schall and Claus Wahlers created an interesting Flash and Action Script implementation of C64 emulation. Once you load the page with the emulator it automatically loads the start message we all know and love from C64 and strait on we can play games or program the legendary machine.
Emulation is still not complete and a list of things has to be added but I love it. It would also be nice if you could save the program you made or upload your own games, stretch the emulation to full screen and etc.

Labels: GUI, Open Source, Programing

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