Atari and Retro Games Ltd have announced that a recreation of the Atari 800XL is coming next year. The companies previously ...

“Can it run Doom?” That’s the pointed question asked of many a platform and, more often than not, the answer is yes. Coders have taken it as a challenge to get it running on everything from printers ...

The new Commodore 64 variant features a Night City-inspired translucent case, enhanced FPGA hardware, and an exclusive 8-bit Cyberpunk 2077 demo. Commodore and CD Projekt Red have unveiled the ...

The Commodore 77 is a Cyberpunk 2077-themed special edition of the modern Commodore 64 Ultimate. It includes an exclusive 8-bit Cyberpunk demo and an upgraded FPGA capable of reaching 77MHz. The retro ...

Commodore has unveiled the $377 Commodore 77, a Cyberpunk 2077-themed C64 Ultimate featuring a more powerful FPGA chip, extensive compatibility with classic games and peripherals, and exclusive design ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. With the iconic PC brand Commodore under new management, the team behind the reimagined, FPGA-powered Commodore 64 Ultimate computer has partnered with CD ...

If there's one company whose vibe totally meshes with the world of Cyberpunk 2077, it's that of Commodore. The home computing pioneer's boxy machines surely inspired the cyberdecks used by all good ...

The Commodore 64 has survived bankruptcy, several questionable attempts to revive its name, and more than four decades of rapidly changing technology. Its latest trick is transforming itself into a ...

Commodore has teamed with CD Projekt Red for a special release, as they have made a custom Commodore 77 for players who love future nostalgia. The company has taken a Cyberpunk 2077 approach to the ...

When I reviewed the Commodore 64 Ultimate, I honestly couldn't believe just how perfect it was. It surprised me in ways I didn't expect, and it's truly the result of a love and respect for the brand.

We've seen some wild Doom ports over the years, and a recent official release for some modern platforms, but today's news may take the cake. Career game developer Steve McCrea, who goes by @Kweepa on ...

According to McCrea posting on X, it's based on code for The Keep, a first-person dungeon crawler he created for the Commodore VIC-20. The VIC-20 is an ancestor to the Commodore 64 with inferior specs ...