Some new games or tools (Cracked / Trained or Unrealeased) for Commodore 64 have been released from your favorites groups.

Titles:

• Kill the Alien
• Super Breakout Preview +
• Breakaway V1.1
• Hover Raider RX +2H [seuck]
• Paintress +2
• Yatzy
• Planet Golf Preview +1D
• Space Invadaz Extra Preview
• C64ColQuiz +1H
• F-Clash 64 [seuck]
• C64ColQuiz
• Blaster Twins Preview
• Die! Alien Slime +8D
• Kill the Alien +2
• Uni Games Preview V0.24
• Zetio +1DT
• Fort Django +
• Fort Django
• Iron Lord [1581,FD,HD]
• Spaceman Splorf: Planet of Doom V1.1 +2MD
• Retro Bombers Preview 1
• Color Overload
• Super JumpKick Turbo 64 (Beta)
• The Uni Games V0.3
• The Uni Games Preview V3 (CommVEx release)
• Agent-Test +2T
• Gradius +2DMFGH
• Nemesis – The Final Challenge +2DMFGH
• Croll Ship +4D
• Ghost Chaser +5D
• World Conquest

Download: All Games in One Archive (3776)

source: csdb.dk

Apple Computer 1, also known later as the Apple I, or Apple-1, was released by the Apple Computer Company (now Apple Inc.) in 1976. It was designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak. Wozniak’s friend Steve Jobs had the idea of selling the computer.

The Apple I was Apple’s first product, and to finance its creation, Jobs sold his only means of transportation, a VW Microbus, and Wozniak sold his HP-65 calculator for $500. It was demonstrated in July 1976 at the Homebrew Computer Club in Palo Alto, California.

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Apple 1 (Mimeo / Mike Willegal Clone) Assembled for a friend of mine; Paolo Cognetti.

Many thanks for the Technical & Moral support to: Piero Todorovich and Alessandro Polito.
I also thank for some electronic components: Gabriele Molesto Zaverio of Museo Dell’informatica Funzionante, Piero Todorovich.

I had several problems with this Apple 1 clone, i very briefly describe the problems below and i attach some photos of the assembling stages.

• 1 – No video image, all voltages are ok.
• 1 + MPS3704 Transistor failure replaced with a 2N3704 pinout not compatible.

• 2 – Garbage screen during boot.
• 2 + Replaced 2 of 7 Shift Register 2504V

• 3 – Keyboard inputs not working, the WOZ monitor is freezed and shows an “@ \” but the “\” does not wrap.
• 3 + Replaced a 27k resistor half broken, probably during transport the capacitor has crushed the resistor.

• 4 – The keyboard does not respond correctly, typing A they print @, typing 1 they print 0 … and so on …
• 4 + Keyboard adapter from Apple II/+ to Apple 1 in short circuit. A wire is skewered in a pin of a Socket.

• 5 – The computer does not respond correctly, but it seems to work. The WOZ monitor responds to commands but does not write to memory and print random locations.
• 5 + Replaced a 7410 which had a pin always at high level.

• 6 – The keyboard has several problems, some switches are completly dead.
• 6 + Replaced switches.

Photos of the assembling stages:

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Video: