There were still commercial games being released in 1994, notably the conversion of Lemmings (which is awesome) and Alien 3 (based on the SNES platform game), and of course the biggest game of the lot Mayhem in Monsterland (available now on the Wii's Virtual Console)Jamboxdotcom said:this is awesome, but... "Commodore 64 fell out of commercial viability in 1994" wtf? i thought it was dead by '90? but then again, i was young then, so my memories may be spotty.
There were still commercial games made for the C64 in the early 90s. Mayhem in Monsterland, for example, was published in 1993.Jamboxdotcom said:this is awesome, but... "Commodore 64 fell out of commercial viability in 1994" wtf? i thought it was dead by '90? but then again, i was young then, so my memories may be spotty.
There are adapter cables for plugging C64 disk drives into PC parallel ports, use Star Commander [http://sta.c64.org/sc.html] to access the disk from the PC. I've only used it to copy from the disks to my PC but the other way around probably works too.Shale_Dirk said:I'm going to need to sort out burning C64 games onto 5 1/4" from Windows 7.
There's no way I'm playing this through an emulator.