Released last month in Europe and now available in North America, Retro Gamer magazine #106 has an 8-page spread on the 30th anniversary of the Commodore 64. The glossy article includes a brief history of the C64, a rundown of the best qualities of the machine, a look at the best C64 games, and comments from several C= personalities.
Retro Gamer magazine can be found at Barnes & Noble bookstores and at electronics superstores, like Fry's Electronics and Micro Center. E-reader versions of the magazine can be found at http://www.greatdigitalmags.com (though it seems that purchasing #106 singly is not currently available. You can get #106 via long-term subscription to the e-reader version.)
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
Quote from: me on September 20, 2012, 01:04:56 AMReleased last month in Europe and now available in North America, Retro Gamer magazine #106 has an 8-page spread on the 30th anniversary of the Commodore 64. The glossy article includes a brief history of the C64, a rundown of the best qualities of the machine, a look at the best C64 games, and comments from several C= personalities.
I gave Retro Gamer a long interview for the article. The long interview was edited down to a few paragraphs. This is what Retro Gamer kept from my interview --
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Here is the interview, edited to remove the sentences that were actually used in Retro Gamer magazine. The removed sentences are marked by ....
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