CBM-Command è un disk manager per Commodore 64 e Commodore 128.

L’interfaccia assomiglia al Norton Commander / Midnight Commander ma molto più semplice. La versione per Commodore 128 puo’ girare anche a 80 colonne.

Release Notes – 2010-05-26 – Version 1.0

New Features:

• Simple text file viewer. Now when you use SHIFT-RETURN to open a file, it will ask if you want to view it as text. If you say yes it will present the file in the simple text viewer. If you say no it will launch as normal. If you have selected a SEQ file then it will open straight into the viewer upon hitting SHIFT-RETURN.
• Help File.

Changes:

• Fixed bug where you could move to an unopened panel.
• Fixed bug where you could not abort a rename by leaving the name blank and hitting return.
• Reworked how the panels are displayed to allow more characters of names to be displayed in 40 columns.

source: cbmcommand.codeplex.com

Avventura solo testo convertita dal Commodore 64. Il libro da cui e’ stato tratto questo gioco e’ una pubblicazione di Usborne del lontano 1984.

source: Denial (The Commodore VIC-20 forum)

Conversione del gioco per Commodore 64. Il vostro obiettivo sarà di fare più soldi in minor tempo possibile.

source: Denial (The Commodore VIC-20 forum)

Nuovi Giochi & Utility per VIC-20.

• VIC Nuclear Power Plant simulator (Conversion from Commodore PET of a classic Nuclear Power Plant simulator. Play it in the glory of 40 columns!)
• How Many 700 (Enhanced version of How Many)
• Un (original card game, the object is to be the first player to rid yourself of all the cards in your hand before your opponents do so)
  
• Moon Patrol (BASIC port of Moon Patrol arcade)
• Ouranos! (Weather War – Conversion from Commodore PET of the classic Weather War game. Play it in the glory of 40 columns!)
• VIC-SSS (Software Sprite Stack – A programmer’s API to quickly develop arcade-style video games. Software sprites are rendered using a custom character matrix of sizes ranging from 8×8 to 16×16. Flicker-free video using double-buffering with the option of tear-free video for both NTSC and PAL machines)
• Quikman 8K (Improved arcade version of 2008 release making use of the new VIC Software Sprite Stack video effects and more features making it closely resemble a popular 1980 coin-op arcade game)

source: Denial (The Commodore VIC-20 forum)