How is this for a retro re-release: The Commodore 64

[cjefferys]

Great pics. I bought the Epyx "Fast Load" cartridge too back in the day, it was a great investment. I had so many copied games for the 64, our high school computer room was one big video game bootlegging operation, because they had a Commodore dual disc drive which we used A LOT. (our school used Commodore PETs, not 64s, but that floppy disc drive was still compatible).

[Mego Superboy Prime]

I had the Commadore 64 for years. I would always play the Hulk "Questprobe" and boy did that game suck. Actually the Bruce Lee game was always fun.

LOAD*,8,1

[EmergencyIan]

I had the C128. This is cool but not something that I would buy today.

- Ian

[EMCE Hammer]

Those pictures are awesome. I want to go dig out my vintage system tote and fire up the Odyssey II and the 2600 and go crazy.

[livnxxxl]

Thanks guys for the nice comments on the pictures. Glad that you liked.

[alex]

I had one of those as well, always remember had a "quick shot" joystick ( went through a few of them), remember the winter/summer olympic games, where U had to move the joystick from side to side, to make them run faster Then U would load a game, with all the flashing colours, and after ten minutes it would go error, then to avoid this, U would position the tape player at differant angles, to get the game to load, what fun. My parents actually kept it, saying it would come in handy for my brother when he grew up, he was two at the time, yeah right

[livnxxxl]

I had one of those as well, always remember had a "quick shot" joystick ( went through a few of them), remember the winter/summer olympic games, where U had to move the joystick from side to side, to make them run faster

Yes, I definitely remember both Winter and Summer Games one and two as well as Knight Games and Cave Man Olympics. Most were good games. Those games were known to be joystick "eaters".