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Start page Neon Noodle - Steamboat Willie | You can watch a new video from the Neon Noodle YouTube channel. In this video a PETSCII version of the famous Mickey Mouse cartoon Steamboat Willie, to honour both the C64 and the Neon Noodle channel's 5,000,000 views. Retro Relix - Games System | You can now watch a new video from the Retro Relix YouTube channel. In this video the Commodore Games System, with a review, a fix for the cartridge door fix, modern modifications and a review of the games. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this video: How to make a thematic demo for the Commodore C64 computer, with The Sarge, Trident, Fegolhuzz and Bacchus. Bart Venneker - C64 assembly | Bart Venneker has made a new YouTube video (Dutch). In this episode: How you can use assembly-language to make programs for the Commodore C64 computer. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this video: Did computer piracy push the progress of hardware? Yawning Angel Retro - AMOS | You can watch a new video from the Yawning Angel Retro YouTube channel. In this episode: The commands that are available for scrolling the screen, or part of a screen, in your AMOS programs. 8-Bit Show - Leap years | Robin Harbron made a new YouTube video. This time he talks about calculating leap years on a Commodore C64 computer in BASIC and 6502 Assembly Language. The Taylor and Amy Show - C128 | You can watch a new video from The Taylor and Amy Show YouTube channel. In this episode, Taylor and Amy are going to talk about the Commodore C128 computer. 8-Bit Show - INPUT bug | Robin Harbron made a new YouTube video. This time he talks about the INPUT bug on the Commodore VIC20 and early C64 computers. Yawning Angel Retro - AMOS | You can watch a new video from the Yawning Angel Retro YouTube channel. In this episode, reading files and manipulating strings with the AMOS programming language. Wolfgang Kierdorf - Amiga CD32 | A new YouTube video from Wolfgang Kierdorf is now available. In this episode, Wolfgang is taking a look at the Amiga CD32 game console. 10 MARC - CD32 | A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: The Amiga CD32 game console. RetroTV Reaction - Der Commodore Krieg (1) | You can now watch a new video from the RetroTV Reaction YouTube channel. In this episode: The story about Jack Tramiel and his company Commodore. CCM - Commodore ads | You can now watch a new video from the Commodore Computer Museum YouTube channel. In this episode: all kinds of old Commodore television ads. 8-Bit Show - IF THEN, Björn Skifs | Robin Harbron made a new YouTube video. This time he talks about the secret PETSCII- message on the cover of the 1984 solo album IF THEN from Björn Skifs. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus tells us about using DumpDiff. Retr-O-Mat - AmigaOS | You can now watch a new video from the Retr-O-Mat YouTube channel. In this episode, you can see how to install the AmigaOS on real hardware. Yawning Angel Retro - AMOS - Advanced menus | You can watch a new video from the Yawning Angel Retro YouTube channel. In this episode, an explanation about advanced menus in the AMOS programming language. 8-Bit Show - C64 Mode on the C128 | Robin Harbron made a new YouTube video. This time he talks about the C64 Mode on the Commodore C128 computer. Robin will show several examples of incompatibility, and where possible, provide explanations and fixes for the failures. Bil Herd - I Adore My 64 | You can watch a new YouTube video from Bil Herd. In this video, Bil, June and Albert Charpentier talk with Jeff Schaap about the new documentary I Adore My 64. Yawning Angel Retro - AMOS - Joystick sprite control | You can watch a new video from the Yawning Angel Retro YouTube channel. In this episode, an explanation about controlling the sprites with the joystick in AMOS programming language. Commodore History - 6502 binary to assembly code | You can watch a new video from the Commodore History YouTube channel. In this video, you can watch a tutorial to transform 6502 binary code into assembly code. Bil Herd - C128 | You can watch a new YouTube video from Bil Herd. In this video, Bil unboxes a Commodore C128 computer together with June from Nybbles and Bytes. This Commodore C128 was given to Bil by Commodore over 40 years ago. The computer was lost but has now been returned to Bil. RMC - Stephen Leary | In this episode of the RetroManCave: Stephen Leary talks about the Terrible Fire, the accelerator card for the Amiga computer. RetroCombs - VIC 1311 | Steven Combs made a new YouTube video. In this episode he talks about the Commodore VIC 1311 joystick. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus tells us more about the Microload Transfer Tool. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus tells us more about C64 tape cracking. 8-Bit Show - Cracking a C64 game | Robin Harbron made a new YouTube video. This time he is cracking a commodore C64 game from cassette in order to improve the game. FairLight TV | You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus will explain how to make a stable raster on your Commodore C64 computer. Commodore History - Commodore radio | You can watch a new video from the Commodore History YouTube channel. In this video, an answer to the question: did Commodore ever produce a radio? Commodore Users Europe | You can now watch the videos from the most recent online meeting of the Commodore Users Europe. The topics are: 3D game Amos creator - Matthew Anderson, Lair of the Lich King - Micah Bly, Amiblitz - Sven Drog, giftopetscii - Arturo Dente and the GEKKO C64 Emulator - Gennaro Gekko Coda. Natsume Mito - Eight Bit Boy | For all the 8-bit fans a special song from Japanese artist Natsume Mito, that is called Eight Bit Boy.
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