Commodore 64

Commodore 64 is an innovative personal computer that has been used as a gaming console for a variety of video and computer games. Launched in 1982 by a US-based electronics major, Commodore International, the Commodore 64, also called the C64, was an instant hit. This system offered multimedia capabilities that were reputed to be better than the prevalent IBM-compatible computers.

After the hardware sales increased, a number of software applications were released for the Commodore 64, ranging from office-related products to games. The performance of the computer was enhanced with the incorporation of an 8-bit MOS Technology 6510 microprocessor with 64 KB RAM. In the year of the Commodore’s launch, the company released the Commodore Max Machine in Japan, which was to be exclusively a gaming console. This device was marketed in the US as the Ultimax and in Germany as the VC-10.

A wide array of exciting computer games are available for the Commodore 64, both for free download and purchase. Some of the popular games, both online and offline, include Alien Intruder, Dicky’s Diamonds, Tomba Azteca, Grid Iron II, Curcus Typen, Castle Nightmare, Creepspread II, Beatle Quest, Ghost Town, Growing Pains of Adrian Mole, Dylan Dog Ed Il Castello Delle Illusioni, Mike Reads Computer Pop Quiz, Adventure of a Lifetime and International Ninja Rabbits.