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Getting started with Commodore 64/128 emulators.
List of a few available emulators:
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Getting started with the real Commodore 64.
Commodore 64 is an 8-bit computer created in the 1980s. Since then, many things in the computer world have changed. The following videos show what you need to enjoy the Commodore 64 and what's worth testing. Additionally, because this computer generates an analog image, you'll need an original CRT monitor or an upscaler to connect the display to modern TVs or monitors via HDMI.
How to use floppy disks.
Loading directory:
LOAD "$",8
LIST
Output example:
0 "GAMES DISK " 41 2A
93 "ARCHON" PRG
120 "CAULDRON" PRG
172 "COMMANDO" PRG
279 BLOCKS FREE.
READY.
To slow down printing of listing, hold on CTRL key. To stop printing, press RUN STOP.
Loading file from disk:
LOAD "ARCHON",8
RUN
Loading first file from disk:
LOAD "*",8
RUN
Loading file from disk which starts with "ARC":
LOAD "ARC*",8
RUN