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Recent Blog Posts
- I Dream of Jeannie [Bitpop/Chiptune] – Tribute to Hugo Montenegro
- Hawaii Five-O [Bitpop/Chiptune] – Tribute to Morton Stevens
- Chariots of Fire [Bitpop/Chiptune] – Tribute to Vangelis
- Calypso [Bitpop/Chiptune] – Tribute to Jean Michel Jarre
- Mission Impossible [Bitpop/Chiptune] – Tribute to Lalo Schifrin
Previous posts
C64 & Amiga
- Vintage Machine BIOS Collection An archive of the the BIOS ROMs you need to vintage computers.
- MCC-216 Multiple Classic Computer emulator This little box emulates a C64, Amiga, Atari VCS & Apple II
- Individual Computers Good hardware for retro computers
- Amiga Music Preservation – Gazza – Modules A small collection of my original music from my Commodore Amiga days.
- Kick Assembler A cross-platform assembler that works in a very high-level way if you to choose to use it as such. Supports 6510CPUs and the C64 in general.
- Recollection C64 Scene-newbies appear to be lost about the past, confused, or even being totally ignorant about it. As in, how things worked back then, how it all came to be, the ‘unwritten rules’ etc.
- zBLEX-V6 hosted by Google Code
- SIDin Magazine A Sid paper magazine for Sid people! Each issue has an editorial, a news section, an interview and 2 (technical) articles.
- They were our Gods A blog about retro gaming on the C64
- Music for Amiga intro An Amiga version of an intro tune I originally wrote for a C64 intro
Devs
- Storm Clouds over the Western Front Game by an Individual Brisbane Developer
- Top Tower Game by an Individual Brisbane Developer
Stuff
- EMBL Australia Bioinformatics Resource Web based bioinformatics tools for biomedical research.
- Tracktion DAW Affordable & feature complete DAW by Tracktion
- Uctumi (Electropop Musician) Photo courtesy of Victor González IV Uctumi is a musician from Argentina who began composing tracked music in 1996.
- Chiptunes = Win
- Wikipedias Postbox
- Krakatau's Wikipedia
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