Akalabeth: World of Doom is a game for the Commodore C128 computer. The original game was developed by Richard Garriott for the Apple II computer in the year 1979. The Commodore C128 conversion is made in BASIC 7.0 by FoxCunning.
Triangular OS is a operating system for the Commodore C128 computer. This OS is written in BASIC 7.0 and is still in development. There is also an Commodore C64, PET and VIC20 version available of Triangular OS.
Brian Seeley started a gofundme campaign to build new keyboards for the Commodore C128D computer. Many C128D computers are available without keyboards, and existing computers would benefit from having new keyboards available if needed.
Feedingdragon released an update for the disk copy program Fast Hack'Em. Changes in this version: Collected all parameters from different versions, improvements for the speed loader (NTSC), notifications, boot-sector (C128), 80 column display mode, menu and many bug fixes.
Maciej Witkowiak developed a 256 kB RAM expansion MMU daughterboard for the Commodore C128 computer. This RAM expansion can be plugged into the U7 socket of a C128(D) or C128DCR computer. This expansion is based on a project by Marko Mäkelä and Pekka Pessi.
Amaurote Isometric is a new game for the Commodore C128 computer. The game is developed by Krzysztof Dabrowski, Michał Hoffmann, James Svärd, Cal Skuthorpe and Maciej Witkowiak.
GKCS can create a (GEOS 2.0) ROM image that works both as an internal or external function ROM. You can specify your Drive Type (1541/71/81), Device Number (8/9) and Input Driver (joystick/1351).
You can watch a new YouTube video from Bil Herd and Ben Jordan. In this episode Bil uses a TDR to start to answer a 35 year old mystery on the Commodore C128.
RetroLoader is a browser for the Commodore 128 computer capable of loading and running Commodore C64 programs directly from 128 mode. The program supports JiffyDOS and SD2IEC devices.
LUDO is a game for the Commodore C128 computer developed by Xander Mol. The game is based on the Dutch boardgame: Mens Erger je Niet. The game is also available for the Oric Atmos and TI-99/4a.
8-bit Dice is a new game for the Commodore C128 computer. The game is written in Basic and is also available for the Commodore PET, VIC20 & C64, Apple, Atari, Sinclair, Tandy Radio Shack and Texas Instruments.
A new YouTube video from Adrian Black. This time he shows the ClearVideo 128 for the Commodore C128 computer. The ClearVideo 128 improves the video output for the C128.
Sven Pook designed a video adapter for the Commodore C128 computer. With this adapter you can toggle between the 40 and 80 column video. The video output is a Scart-connector.
Tilo Dettling has developed a new version of his C128toSCART device. With this device you can connect your Commodore C128 computer to a SCART connection.
A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: Commodore 128 Productivity Software Review - Multiplan, Paperback Writer128 and Fleet Systems 3.
Volley For Two is a new game for the Commodore C128. The game can be played with two players and is inspired by the old DOS game Arcade Volleyball from 1987. The game is developed by Anders Larsson (pixels), Mikkel Hastrup (music) and Jonas Hultén (code).
The COREi64 webpage offers a new product for the retro computer. With the CMD SuperCPU128 MMU Link board it is possible to quickly and safely move the MMU to a different Commodore C128.
Mark Sawicki has made a new video. In this video the introduction and restoration of a Commodore C128. And a look at the Super Video modulator replacement.
On the My64 webpage you can find links, media, reviews, game instructions, hi-scores, tips & tricks and much more. You can now read a review of the game Knight's Quest for the Commodore C128. This game was written by Jon Mattson in 1991.
Tynemouth Software has written a blog about making a device to connect a Commodore C128 keyboard and joysticks to USB. With this device the C128 keyboard can be tested or used on a modern PC.
Bucket Wars is anew strategy game for the Commodore C128. The game has been developed by Oziphantom (code & graphics), Mibri (music) and Robin Levy (graphics).
In 2019 Eric Hill had an interview with Margaret Gorts Morabito, the author of the book Vintage Commodore 128 Personal Computer Handbook: 2019 Survival Edition. In this interview Marg talks about her time at RUN Magazine and her book about the Commodore 128.
Eric R. Krystof created a diorama of his childhood. He built a room with a Commodore C128, monitor and disk drive. The screen is a LCD display which is connected to a Raspberry PI with the VICE emulator.
Ullrich von Bassewitz released new version of the game Elite. The game can be played with a SuperCPU + RAM card, VICE, C64-DTV, C128, C128 + REU and a C64 + REU. The original game was written by D. Braben and I. Bell.
Margaret Gorts Morabito wrote a hand book for the Commodore C128 user. In this book: Set-up, Operating systems, SD2IEC, Ethernet, BASIC 7.0, CP/M, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair.
The C128 Neo is a reverse engineered reproduction of the Commodore 128 computer motherboard. The C128 Neo can be used to replace the original motherboard.
