Gizmag.com reports:
Commodore USA has just announced that it has reached a licensing agreement that will allow it to produce a full line of new Commodore branded All-in-One (AIO) keyboard computers and intends to start selling an exact replica of the original beige chassis C64. Cue some misty eyed reminiscing from a large part of our readership.
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waste of funds right here
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times have changed and many build their own gaming rigs...
I would have been perfectly happy with an exact replica of the original. Seriously. Some Lode Runner or Impossible Mission in their 8-bit glory would have been right up my alley.
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Commodore USA doesn't want to move into the modern era.. They miss the old days & in doing so have shown support for their product here.. Awww :(
Question is, Is there anyone out there who still love to play this old toy??