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C64 'revival' press release

GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: January 11 2004, 22:58   
LOL, Tulip and MSX!! Please NO!! MSX can live without Tulip, K thanks

About C64 and the C64 scene... This is the latest game: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=11401

I think that says enough

Seriously tho, I've searched for the C64 game (not demo) developing scene, and I haven't found it. It seems to have died out almost completely around the year 2000.
diabolus
msx user
Posts: 45
Posted: January 17 2004, 00:20   
There's not much activity on c64 game development nowadays. The machine has already about 6000 games, so I think that's more than enough. C64 scene is much more demo oriented, and you can except about 2-5new demos released in a month.
And most cases they're very good.
I think that active c64 developers are 25-35 years old "seen-it-all" guys who want push just a little bit more out of their beloved computer. They're still very competitive about who's the best. They don't mind the games so much anymore.






UnregisteredPosted: March 06 2004, 07:38   
No new games or products for the C64 ? Where have you been hiding!

There are pretty constant developments in the C64 world (I use both Commies & a Spectravideo SV328). The C64 has far more in development, web browsers, GUI's (WiNGS for eg.), hardware projects (not counting the C-One, different story altogether).

I'm in Australia - there are *no* MSX groups here (actually, there never were.....) , on the other hand, there are still Commodore support groups.

The scene is very active & alive - though I'd question 6 million active users. Still, when GEOS was released as "freeware" recently, it scored 47,000 downloads in the first two days - so there's still a lot of C= users around
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: March 06 2004, 15:57   
Maybe you could provide some links to recent C64 games? The projects you mention are all in the 'utility/application' range...
POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883
Posted: March 16 2004, 01:32   
www.redesign.sk/tnd64/download_games.html


what a crap

the most new msx game look much better C64 sucks


C64 game blastfest

MSX2 Spacemanbow
this picture makes me feel allot better

sjoerd
msx addict
Posts: 449
Posted: March 16 2004, 11:51   
I think it makes more sense to compare C64 to MSX1. And amateurgames against amateurgames.
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: March 16 2004, 12:05   
In that case, even that Snail Maze looks better than that C= game that was screenshotted here.
snout

msx legend
Posts: 4991
Posted: March 16 2004, 12:09   
I agree with sjoerd...and I think you should play a game before judging it, instead of basing your opinion on just a screenshot

It's no secret we all like MSX more than C64. But do we have to rub that in all the time? The C64 users are having a hard time as it is already
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: March 16 2004, 12:17   
Quote:

The C64 users are having a hard time as it is already

They should blame Tulip for that IMHO.
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4713
Posted: March 16 2004, 15:05   
btw... a little offtopic.. but seeing that space manbow picture reminds me of the MCM review. Does anyone know why the top of the screen was messed-up in that review?
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: March 16 2004, 15:11   
Was it? What issue was this?
Maybe a camera problem?
Arjan
msx addict
Posts: 467
Posted: March 16 2004, 15:39   
or maybe they abused the pause key on the TR
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: March 16 2004, 15:44   
Quote:

or maybe they abused the pause key on the TR

Let's make that maybe a definately.
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4713
Posted: March 16 2004, 16:07   
pff.. what issue now that's a question! I've not all issues here, many are still in boxes etc.

iirc only the statusbar (with the scores etc.) was messed-up .. Genic was already an importer of Japanese software, and it was before the reviews of sd-snatcher and mg2. So I guess it's around issue 40 or something.. (with a wide error-margin )

it makes a nice contest on its own: 'guess in which MCM a certain article or review or quote was published' or.. 'guess to which article or review a certain quote belongs..'

at least the conclusion was (in dutch) 'absolute aanrader die aangeschaft moet worden' ...

other quotes are:

'poef toen was ik dus al weer dood'

'de muziek is -dankzij de scc- weergaloos'

'space manbow kent drie lagen die ieder met een eigen snelheid scrollen'
sjoerd
msx addict
Posts: 449
Posted: March 16 2004, 16:35   
I'm guessing 43.
 
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