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I had a VIC-20 back in the day and I never thought something like this would be available on that type of machine. It was soooo limited, even compared to most
by Corrado 14y ago
I had a VIC-20 back in the day and I never thought something like this would be available on that type of machine. It was soooo limited, even compared to most of its peers at the time. It was also cheap, that's why I could afford one on a paperboy's salary. :)
Later I upgraded to a C-64 and was blown away by how much better everything was. This VIC-20 project makes me wonder how much a C-64 would be capable of today with modern software tools and methodologies and dedication. I'm betting you could approach Amiga 500 territory with it.
- Flow 14y agoThe C64 has constantly been pushed and this his how demos look today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGJ1Mpqp94w http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGJ1Mpqp94w http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvMYE3PUn4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvMYE3PUn4 I recommend all the demos from Oxyron and Booze Design.