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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 20h

Which one of these Commodore 64 games did you finish?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 23/09/2026

Which one of these Commodore 64 games did you finish?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 19/09/2026

On this day in 1985, 19th September 1985, Ghosts ’n Goblins started showing up in US arcades. The following year Chris Butler programmed one of the best ports to the Commodore 64! Mark Cooksey composed the SID music. Who else loved playing this on their C64?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 17/09/2026

1942 (Commodore 64) Elite Systems’ 1986 conversion of Capcom’s 1984 arcade shooter. Fly a Lockheed P-38 Lightning, shooting Japanese planes. Zzap!64 magazine rated it 87% "...gives you the feeling that you've wisely spent that last two quid for a change! " Did you enjoy playing 1942?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 16/09/2026

Is this game the best Movie to Commodore Amiga port ever made?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 15/09/2026

Which one of these Commodore 64 games did you finish?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 15/09/2026

What’s the best Ocean Software game released on the Commodore 64? (Without saying Wizball.) Did you notice the tape says WIZZBALL? Box and in-game title are Wizball — Ocean printed the extra Z on a lot of original cassettes.

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 14/09/2026

Bugs explode in four directions at once! Greenrunner (2006) is a frantic C64 homebrew by Aleksi Eeben (CNCD) — Gridrunner meets Centipede. SID music + Elaine Walker speech. Twoflower compared it to I-Ball (I-Ball is much less stressful lol!) Played it?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 14/09/2026

Anybody else remember this? When you flipped it to GAME, which channel did you go to? 3 or 4?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 13/09/2026

The Young Ones (1985) on the Commodore 64 is one of those 1980s licensed games that feels almost too on-brand: chaotic, half-brilliant, and slightly broken. It is an official tie-in to the BBC TV show. Did you watch the TV Show? Who was your favourite character? ME: Rick, the People’s Poet

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 13/09/2026

Which Commodore Amiga adventure had the best atmosphere?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 13/09/2026

Unboxing a rare Commodore 64 item that most collectors talk about more than they own. In the late 1980s Commodore released a handful of official add-ons that never reached the same numbers as the Commodore 64 itself. This is one of them. Comment what you think is in the box before I open it.

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Same game, completely different game. Here’s Action Biker on the ZX Spectrum for comparison with the C64 version I posted. Spectrum fans — this one’s for you. Thinking of doing these side-by-side comparisons often. If you want me to.

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

This was the first C64 game I played that had a Rob Hubbard SID tune, I was impressed. But when I first heard Sanxion's loading screen, that Rob Hubbard tune blew my mind! Any Rob Hubbard fans out there?

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Action Biker (Mastertronic, 1985) — Commodore 64. Who else loved this game? A KP Skips tie-in starring Clumsy Colin. Rob Hubbard did the SID tune. Zzap!64 magazine rated it 83% "Overall this is an amusing game" What did you think of it? Loved it/Hated it? ME: Love! (Corrected post)

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Messed up sorry I had a long post (used to doing long form posts) not realizing Bsky limits to 300 characters so I got ai to condense and didn't realize it placed incorrect info and changed the whole description. It Came out less than 300 character so I went yep, big mistake. Now corrected. Sorry.

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Leonard Nimoy, 1980s selling Commodore 64 software? In 1984 HesWare hired Spock (Nimoy) as spokesman for Commodore 64 software. At New York’s Intrepid Museum he unveiled titles for a hands-on exhibit. Did you know leonard Nimoy owned a Commodore 64 at home? Legendary RIP.

Leonard Nimoy standing with Jay Balakrishnan, founder of HesWare, at a 1980s industry event. (Colourised)

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Bad Influence, CITV, early 90s. Violet Berlin explains X-Copy on the Amiga 600 — the “backup” tool every Amiga kid actually used to copy games. Officially legal backups. Unofficially…😉

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

Commodore 64's Maureen the elephant. The full story is in The Vault Vol.1 — plus more Commodore & Amiga history. Ebook $10. Sales support the museum: commodoremuseum.gumroad.com/l/tjjydr

The Commodore Computer Museum's eBook featuring 50 Commodore & Amiga amazing or interesting stories.

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Commodore Computer Museum @commodorecomputer.museum · 12/09/2026

You are watching a banned Commodore 64 TV commercial. Featuring Maureen the circus elephant… in boxing gloves. You probably don’t have to guess why it got pulled off the air.

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