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MEGA65 User’s Guide Chapter 5 - Upgrading the MEGA65
Welcome to another installment of the MEGA65 User Guide series! Today, we’re diving into Chapter 5: Upgrading the MEGA65. Get ready to explore how to upgrade your MEGA65 core, ROM,...
MEGA65 User’s Guide Chapter 4 - Configuring Your MEGA65
Welcome back to another installment of the MEGA65 User Guide series! Today, we’re diving into Chapter 4: Configuring Your MEGA65. Buckle up, because we’re going to unlock the customization potential...
MEGA65 User’s Guide Chapter 3
Welcome to the retroCombs MEGA65 User’s Guide series. In this blog post and companion video, I continue our journey with Chapter 3 - Getting Started! We finally get hands-on with...
MEGA65 User’s Guide Chapter 2
Remember the anticipation of setting up your first Commodore computer; taking it out of the box, flipping through the manual, connecting those chunky power supplies, your first READY prompt on...
MEGA65 User’s Guide Chapter 1
Welcome to the first in a new series: The MEGA65 User’s Guide! I’m going to open up version 2 of the user’s guide, and together, we’re going to go through...
The DigiMuz for the Commodore Plus/4 and C16
Today, we’re diving into a lesser-known chapter of Commodore history: the DigiMuz sound expansion for the Commodore TED series of computers, the Commodore C16 and Plus/4. Get ready for a...
Install the MEGA≡65 Emulator on the Clockwork uConsole
In this post and companion video, I share how to install the XEMU MEGA≡65 emulator, xmega65, on the Clockwork uConsole to create an amazing on-the-go handheld MEGA≡65. We can use...
The First Commodore Joystick: VIC-1311
Welcome to a tale woven with the threads of rivalry. A competition that unfolds in the early 1980s, vying for the allegiance of 8-bit gaming enthusiasts. But this contest doesn’t...
Raddy RF75A Review
The Raddy RF75A is a high-quality portable handheld multi-band radio that is perfect for home, travel, and outdoors. The on-device controls and iOS or Android phone app make It is...
Ten No Hack TheC64 Tips To Upgrade your Retro Computing Experience
I scoured the official TheC64 series user’s manual (downloaded and sent to my Kindle Scribe / not the small user’s guide that comes with the unit - another bonus tip!)...