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Czy maszyny zamiar przejąć władzę nad światem? "Teledysk" wykonywane na w żaden sposób nierozbudowanym Commodore VIC-20 ze stacją dyskiete 1541. Zauważ, że jest tylko 5120 bajtów i 1024 nybbles dostępnej pamięci RAM, a całkowity rozmiar dysku demo to tylko 16 KB. Warto pamiętać, że również oryginalny Terminator był oparty na mikroprocesor 6502! Więcej: http://www.pelulamu.net/viznut/demos/rli/  

This is a preview of a new game I've been working on for a while for the Commodore VIC-20. Originally I had planned on porting Flash Attack to the VIC-20, but later on I realized it would be better if I could find a way to convert it to a 1-player game. So this is the concept I've come up with. It is still not finished, obviously, but I thought it might be nice to show people a peek at the game without making them download something and try to play it on an emulator.

First person game for the unexpanded VIC-20. Make your way to floor 256 before your lamp expires! Fits in 3.5k. Download from the forums at http://sleepingelephant.com/denial/

Is it possible to have full motion video on a VIC-20. Well... with the proper hardware and some highly optimized code... YES! What you see here in this video, is a world first, never before has a VIC-20 been used to show full motion video. Never before has a VIC-20 been used to play a music-video with 2 select able audio channels, one normal and one karaoke. Video: monochrome, 192x160 @ 12 frames/sec Audio: 4bit @ 12kHz (user can select 1 track from 2 possible audio tracks stored in the same video) The ...

The Commodore 64, a massive success story for Commodore and the home to some of the most memorable games of the 80's. I take a look at a few of the games that pushed it to the limits, took it to new heights and made the old brown bread-bin do things that no one thought it could. #Commodore64 #PushingLimits