Hope this is OK to post here.

I’ve written a new book - C64 Dreams, the best games from the commercial era (1982-1994). It’s a follow-up to last year’s C64 Nightmares covering the worst games.

Funding continues until the 8th of May - backers get the book with dust jacket and a special FUSION 64 ...

Learn from the master.

Self-indulgent I know, but I was flicking through RKO and happened upon my Eliminator (Mega Meteor) remix.

UFO 50 - amazing collection of NES-styled games that pretend to be from the fictional company UFO Soft, as if they were released between 1983-1989 on a fictional console called the LX (with 32 colours, 320x200 resolution, NES-style sound chip). But what's really clever is the diversity and modern ...

The door flew open

And landed straight in

Announcing my new website www.c64books.co.uk

This will be the site for NEW eBooks and printed books.
Starting with The Commodore 64 Book 1982-199x in eBook form for the first time, and in August 2022 the often requested sequel The Commodore 64 Book 199x-2022

Sign up to the mailing list or follow ...

with just a little

Andreas Wallstrom bottom left, Ben Daglish bottom-right, Reyn Ouwehand middle-left... Not sure if that is Marcel Donné at the top, doesn't look like the signatures I have.

Probably signed at Back In Time Manchester or the Copenhagen Retro Concert.

Thanks Jan, considering I only had a couple of hours' notice it went pretty well

So, a few weeks ago I got a message on Twitter asking about the music for Barnsley Badger.

And I ended up being interviewed on BBC Radio Sheffield, talking about how the music was made and some wider discussion of C64 music/remixes!

The below link is a PRIVATE recording on SoundCloud, please do ...

JacksonMal wrote: <span class="hotdate" style="color:#888;">21/11/2018 - 12:32</span> That's a big step indeed, Andrew. Congrats! Do you think it'll impact your hobby in a big way?

Hopefully not too much, although I might not be able to move all my collection in straight away...

Jan Lund Thomsen wrote: <span class="hotdate" style="color:#888;">02/11/2018 - 7:30</span> Yah! Congratulations, Andrew.

You might want to update your signature, while you're at it. Both links are broken (also, who uses myspace in 2018? )

You are right, I should update them...

We attended Ben's memorial yesterday, and it was a good send-off for him - with laughter and music.

Representing the C64 and Amiga - Chris Abbott, Marcel Donné, Rob Hubbard, Tony Crowther, Mark Knight, Max Hall and Jackie Mason, with Jon Hare giving a short memoir about Ben's computer music.

Hey Thomas, like the fact you are back working with SID