Oh can't wait to see it on my hands!

In case you wondered here is the full list of games included and yes the classic Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is in there, ice-cream anyone AlleyKat Anarchy The Arc Of Yesod Armalyte: Competition Edition Avenger Battle Valley Bounder California Games Chip’s Challenge Confuzion Summer Games II Spindizzy Slayer Star Paws Super Cycle Cosmic Causeway: Trailblazer II Creatures Cyberdyne Warrior Cybernoid II: The Revenge Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine Deflektor Everyone’s a Wally Firelord Gribbly’s Day Out Hawkeye Street Sports Baseball Speedball Temple of Apshai Trilogy Thing Bounces Back Thing on a Spring Heartland Herobotix Highway Encounter Hunter’s Moon Hysteria Impossible Mission Impossible Mission II Insects In Space Zynaps Mega-Apocalypse Stormlord Speedball II: Brutal Deluxe Trailblazer Uchi Mata Uridium Mission A.D Monty Mole Monty on the Run Nebulus Netherworld Nobby the Aardvark Nodes Of Yesod Paradroid Pitstop II Rana Rama Steel Snare Who Dares Wins II Winter Games World Games Robin of the Wood Rubicon Skate Crazy Skool Daze

Unless it is enhanced HW replica capable to run all code in native mode, it is going to end same way as other emulator HW boxes.

@Hilbert Hagedoorn Typo? "...For those that where born after the 90'ies, the Commodore 64 was THE personal computer back in the days...". You mean before the 90's. I was born way before 90's, C64 was my first love 🙂 So far I'm not interested into buying this. Mostly because I still have two fully functional C64's (original/beautiful "gray fat" and that ugly slim white). Second reason are games bundled with this replica. Lots of great C-64 games are missing: Last Ninja series Turrican series SilkWorm Commando Barbarian Bubble Bubble Ghosts 'n' Goblins Rick Dangerous Laser Squad Bruce Lee Myth Defender of the Crown ...I could do this all day long. It was long time ago but the games (good ones) I still remember bundled with this "replica" are: California Games Summer Games II Creatures Cybernoid II: The Revenge Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine Speedball Thing Bounces Back Impossible Mission Impossible Mission II Speedball II: Brutal Deluxe Uridium Who Dares Wins II Winter Games ...and that's it. Maybe I've missed few ones from the list, can't remember all games I've played more than 1/4 century ago 🙂 But if new games could be loaded via USB flash-drive then I might consider buying this, we'll see...

To add something. Best game of all times for given hardware capabilities: EXILE - c64!!! Who here finished it without trainer?

Fox2232:

To add something. Best game of all times for given hardware capabilities: EXILE - c64!!! Who here finished it without trainer?

Can't even remember Exile, guess it wasn't part of my C64 game collection. For me, like you just said "best game of all times for given hardware capabilities" on C64 were these games: Turrican & Turrican II (superior graphic, great variety of weapons, huge levels with lots of hidden stuff and MASSIIIIVEEEEE sprites: up to one and a half screen tall bosses!!!) Last Ninja series Rick Dangerous Myth

CrazY_Milojko:

Can't even remember Exile, guess it wasn't part of my C64 game collection. For me, like you just said "best game of all times for given hardware capabilities" on C64 were these games: Turrican & Turrican II (superior graphic, great variety of weapons, huge levels with lots of hidden stuff and MASSIIIIVEEEEE sprites: up to one and a half screen tall bosses!!!) Last Ninja series Rick Dangerous Myth

I played Turrican 1 so many times till I finally completed it. That day was something... Parents went out with my brother to my cousin (I signed myself out as busy). And played for like 12 hours without leaving chair. I did not take break after finishing, then my family came back. And i went to say: "Hi". I made exactly 0 steps as my legs were out of blood and I fell. I never felt any part of my body that stingy... "Ants and needless!" And I did laugh happily, because I still finished game!!! So big challenge.

Android box with c64.emu and wireless controller anybody?

Why do people pay for this junk? This is NOT a C64. It's just an emulator. Get a Pi, install RetroPi on it, there you go. Cheap, and it emulates multiple retro machines, not just one. You can buy a case for it too, that looks like an NES or whatever you want it to look like.

Fox2232:

I played Turrican 1 so many times till I finally completed it. That day was something... Parents went out with my brother to my cousin (I signed myself out as busy). And played for like 12 hours without leaving chair. I did not take break after finishing, then my family came back. And i went to say: "Hi". I made exactly 0 steps as my legs were out of blood and I fell. I never felt any part of my body that stingy... "Ants and needless!" And I did laugh happily, because I still finished game!!! So big challenge.

I remember finishing Turrican and Turrican II on C64 was so satisying. My brother and me we we jumping all over the room 🙂 Completed both games at least two times each. Damn, I forgot to mention Elite on C64: my brother and me we were playing that game without turning off C64 for days 😀 because there was no savegame option backthen, untill we managed to harvest iirc 110DEM (equivalent of todays 55€) and bought Final Cartridge II. After that it was much easier to "savegame" any game: press on (was it called like that?) Froze button on FCII, dump everything from C64 RAM to tape or 5.25" FDD and later load that memory dump back to C64 via FCII and continue with game on same spot. Still have FCII, few months ago together with Hilbert and few other folks here on different thread we posted few pics with our own C64 (and A500) hardware.

LIGuitar77:

I had a 300 baud modem ($30 U.S.D. in 1985), Q-Link (AOL before it was AOL), GEOS...

I also had 300baud modem backthen to access local BBS's. GEOS was great, had that too on few 5.25" FDD's.

CrazY_Milojko:

I remember finishing Turrican and Turrican II on C64 was so satisying. My brother and me we we jumping all over the room 🙂 Completed both games at least two times each. Damn, I forgot to mention Elite on C64: my brother and me we were playing that game without turning off C64 for days 😀 because there was no savegame option backthen, untill we managed to harvest iirc 110DEM (equivalent of todays 55€) and bought Final Cartridge II. After that it was much easier to "savegame" any game: press on (was it called like that?) Froze button on FCII, dump everything from C64 RAM to tape or 5.25" FDD and later load that memory dump back to C64 via FCII and continue with game on same spot. Still have FCII, few months ago together with Hilbert and few other folks here on different thread we posted few pics with our own C64 (and A500) hardware. I also had 300baud modem backthen to access local BBS's. GEOS was great, had that too on few 5.25" FDD's.

Yeah, Turrican II was not that satisfying for me. Was easier. But I loved music. Listened to it for years to come. With my brother we finished Bubble Bobble together. Repair on our joysticks... We never went brutal or raging on them, but we played so much. On Elite, I remember saving... I was master trader, writing down prices through every system I went through. Saving... Then came cute tribble... Then realization that i ruined my saves, because tribbles were not as much cute as disaster in waiting. Elite was another great concept. (Concept of "endless" game.) Same can be said on Original Sim City. (Author was guy who made damn hard game: "Raid on Bungeling Bay".)

Cute thing but i recognize very few games so i´m gonna skip this one. Maybe they will release next a mini Amiga 500 with the games i love, if that happens they have a customer.

I have no idea how many games I played on C64, but I do know I didn't finish a whole lot of them. But then again, back then I wouldn't spend hours playing a game, forgetting the time entirely. Except maybe with Ultima V...

Fox2232:

Yeah, Turrican II was not that satisfying for me. Was easier. But I loved music. Listened to it for years to come.

Yeah, music in Turrican games was out of this world. I remember well my brother and me we loaded last scene (outro) via FCII RAM dump in these games multiple times just to enjoy listening to the music. Sad thing while listening to that music we were aware those were the last days for our beloved fatty. Amiga 500 was out in the wild... C64's SID chip was superb compared to anything else in home computer market, until Atari 520ST and Amiga 500 came out. Amiga's sound capabilities were nothing more than brutal.

Fox2232:

With my brother we finished Bubble Bobble together. Repair on our joysticks... We never went b

Hahaha! I remember that like it was yesterday. We also played Bubble Booble co-op via two QuickShot joystick, iirc level 98 had some kind of bug/glitch resulting in complete game freeze (followed by mostly my raging sessions on my brothee lol), but not always, so one of us had to blow insane number of bubbles and the other one had to jump up to reach iirs some kind of item (white egg?) to jump straight to level 100. Oh, good old days, wonder if he remember all those things like I am, bet he do... My first electronics repairs were weekend days and repairing joysticks for our own and C64's of our friends after all kinds of joystick smashing games like Daley Thompsons. But now looking at those joysticks sports raging sessions tbh they were "healthy" for us as a young boys, more power to our hands, especially that right one if you know what I mean 😀

10 PRINT "AWESOME" 20 GOTO 10 RUN

I remember playing some Egyptian runner avoiding sparrows and Buck rogers space shooter lol that loading screen skizofrenia attack xD

CrazY_Milojko:

@Hilbert Hagedoorn Typo? "...For those that where born after the 90'ies, the Commodore 64 was THE personal computer back in the days...". You mean before the 90's. I was born way before 90's, C64 was my first love 🙂

Looks ok, maybe you misunderstood. check whole 2 sentences bellow 🙂 THE computer to get back in the 80ies, and thus this is a lot of nostalgia. For those that where born after the 90'ies, the Commodore 64 was THE personal computer back in the days.

ratzuk:

In case you wondered here is the full list of games included and yes the classic Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is in there, ice-cream anyone AlleyKat Anarchy The Arc Of Yesod Armalyte: Competition Edition Avenger Battle Valley Bounder California Games Chip’s Challenge Confuzion Summer Games II Spindizzy Slayer Star Paws Super Cycle Cosmic Causeway: Trailblazer II Creatures Cyberdyne Warrior Cybernoid II: The Revenge Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine Deflektor Everyone’s a Wally Firelord Gribbly’s Day Out Hawkeye Street Sports Baseball Speedball Temple of Apshai Trilogy Thing Bounces Back Thing on a Spring Heartland Herobotix Highway Encounter Hunter’s Moon Hysteria Impossible Mission Impossible Mission II Insects In Space Zynaps Mega-Apocalypse Stormlord Speedball II: Brutal Deluxe Trailblazer Uchi Mata Uridium Mission A.D Monty Mole Monty on the Run Nebulus Netherworld Nobby the Aardvark Nodes Of Yesod Paradroid Pitstop II Rana Rama Steel Snare Who Dares Wins II Winter Games World Games Robin of the Wood Rubicon Skate Crazy Skool Daze

Where the hell is Paper Boy and Spy Hunter??????

A full version is appearing at a later stage as well, i tried to get one of my own C64 game releases put on this package but couldn't get a deal done unfortunately but this mini version sure should sell well.

Thalyn:

They go to all this trouble to stylise it after a C64... and then supply it with an Atari-style joystick (looks to be a replica of the Competition Pro 5000). Commodore had their own joystick design which they used for the C64 and 264 series - the T-1341 and C-1342 - and it would have been a fantastic touch to include a revamped one of those instead. I can almost guarantee it would be far harder to fix, and much less fun to do so, than an original C64, though. Still, it's a pretty decent list of included titles - but no International Karate Plus seems like a missed opportunity, among the other titles mentioned.

I had the Competition Pro 5000, but, I had the transparent version - and yes, no one believed me and probably to this day, but it was real. https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/ClsAAOSwjPdZ2NCO/s-l225.jpg

OMG what a crap list of games that is. I wonder if this will sell well. especially since the games are pre-historic and every phone plays better games. I wonder if they included the SID chip.