Is there such a thing as a Commadore 64 emulator?

[smp]

I just found this book, it was on the way to the garbage with the rest of our old garbage .. and it describes how to program a whole bunch of games for the C64, is there an emulator I can run on windows? I'de like to mess around a bit with this find

 

[DeschutesCore]

Yes, VICE is quite good, it's the second result. The Commadore 64 was also known as the C64, and most people will refer to it as such.

Yahoo has these results

DC

 

[arcas]

I second VICE. I used it not long ago to play Elite. Man...the memories...

 

[HalfCrazy]

Here is one you might want to try.

http://www.computerbrains.com/ccs64/

 

[smp]

Thanks all!

 

[PH0ENIX]

I always used to wonder if it would be possible to get C64 games to run under Basic...

Never cared enough to search for an emu, though...

Now if someone had an emulator for a Sinclair Spectrum - that would be cool

 

[Insane3D]

Ok, am I the only one that still has a Commodore 64?


Not in use of course..but it still works...

 

[metallibloke]

My brother still has his C64, the only thing wrong with it after all this time is that the space bar is a little dodgy.

 

[SearchMaster]

Almost embarassed to say I still have my C-64, but I haven't tried to boot it in several years.

 

[shathal]

My mother gave mine away many many years ago, back when I got my first 386 SX 33 (which is still around and functional ).

Part of me still hasn't forgiven her for that .

Ah yes ... the memories of the C64 ... what a toy .

 

[DeschutesCore]

Originally posted by: PH0ENIX
I always used to wonder if it would be possible to get C64 games to run under Basic...

Never cared enough to search for an emu, though...

Now if someone had an emulator for a Sinclair Spectrum - that would be cool

There are:
Yahoo > Sinclair Spectrum > Emulators

DC

 

[Thor86]

Ahh, the good ol' days. When having a C64, 1200 bps modem, and a second phone line was elite.

 

[ripthesystem]

a c-64? damn- what were you guys---- rich?
I've still got my trusty old VIC-20 with the tape drive that used...... cassette tapes. Ahh the good ol' dayz

ripthesystem

 

[DeschutesCore]

C-64's are still in use all over the world. They were used in Monitor Panels inside some buildings. They dial out on a 2400 baud modem and alert the property manager that there is a furnace, AC, or fire problem.

DC