Well just use this emulater and pretend your using it!
http://almighty.c64.org

What a grand Machene :)

What Commedore 64. I had a Coleco Adam.

I am trying to connect my tape recorder to my Imac in order to load "Boulder dash" but it doesn't work :D

I remember Boulder Dash!!!!!

And i also had Coleco too Frogger!!! (I love Donkey Kong,Venture,etc)

I can still remember playing Pong and thinking it was the greatest thing in the world.

I still say the TI 99/4A was the greatest 16kb computer ever built!

Uh uh... My "Nerd-o-meter" is nearly in the red area on this thread.

I'm too young to have any clue about what you all are talking about. Damnation.

I'm too young to have any clue about what you all are talking about. Damnation.

There was a time, young one, when computer programs were saved on cassette tapes. Nothing like waiting five minutes to launch a program.

I still say the TI 99/4A was the greatest 16kb computer ever built!I think thats my FIRST computer ever! (It was OK for what it was) I like my C64 alot better though :)

Mine too. The only good game was some sort of Dugeons and Dragons thing. Can't remember what it was called. Ours eventually fried itself - it got way too hot.

:(

This site has alot of good C64 games,etc..... :)

www.c64.com

Mine too. The only good game was some sort of Dugeons and Dragons thing. Can't remember what it was called.

Zork, maybe?

I had a C64, and there were other good games for it...Warship, and Battlecruiser were two...

Zork, maybe?

Hmmm, I don't think so.

I had a C64 with the optional disc drive while stationed in Germany 20+ years ago. Even had a flight simulator program with it. Compared to what I'm using now, it may as well have been a Model T.

I had a Commodore 64 also. I used it well into the 1990s because it had some great games on it. It was also relatively easy to program yourself. Of course my computer now can do things a Commodore could never dream of. While cleaning out some of my old things the last time I moved a couple years ago I ran across an old punch card program I did many years ago for a class on the University of Wisconsin's Univac 1108. Now that is truly an antique.

I had a Commodore 64 also. I used it well into the 1990s because it had some great games on it.

I bet there's an emulator somewhere on the internet. I just downloaded a TI 99 4/a emulator and have been reliving my childhood.

That was my first computer (A Ti 99/4a)

Ah the days of Feeding the computer a program from a cassette!!!

And using it on the family tv set.