Commodore Chronicles Podcast

Covered in episode eleven of the Commodore Chronicles:

1) Seven bits of news (including a new podcast, 486 Deluxe)

2) The Commodore Years 1984

3) A review of The Last Ninja

As for our next title on the Commodore Chronicles, we'll be featuring the top-down racer, Slicks.

However, next up to the plate is Fine and Tandy: A Tandy 1000 Podcast asking the question, "Do any good early MS-DOS sports title exist". AKA, reviews of Lakers vs. Celtics and the NBA Playoffs and PGA Tour Golf.

To have your feedback featured on the podcast, leave comments on the game posts found on social media:

www.twitter.com/c64chronicles -or- www.facebook.com/c64chronicles

Feedback, comments and questions can also be sent via email, [email protected]

If you feel so led, you can financially support the Commodore Chronicles and Fine and Tandy podcasts at patreon.com/c64chronicles

Special thanks to my "Fast Load Collective" patrons; Chris Petzel, Jim Pones, Matthew Warren and our newest member, Eric Nelson!

Lastly, Commodore Chronicles & Fine and Tandy streams every Thursday at 9PM EST on twitch.tv/commodore_chronicles. Hope to see you there.

Thanks for tuning in!

In the third episode of the Fine and Tandy podcast, we explore if all early era MS-DOS sport games suck. Also, we introduce the newest member to the Fine and Tandy family, a Tandy 1000 TL and the upgrades that have been done to it.

The next episode of Fine and Tandy will cover Dynamix' point and click adventure, Rise of the Dragon. If you want to provide feedback for our next episode, keep an eye out for posts on twitter.com/c64chronicles or facebook.com/c64chronicles where feedback can be submitted. Feedback can also be submitted via email to [email protected].

If you feel so led, you can support the efforts of the Fine and Tandy and Commodore Chronicles podcasts over at patreon.com/c64chronicles. Special thanks to my patron members Chris Petzel, Jim Pones, Matthew Warren and our newest member Eric Nelson. Thank you for entrusting the Commodore Chronicles Family of Podcasts with your hard earned funds!

Wolfenstein 3D (IMHO) was the catalyst for the modern first person shooter. It was also the reason I insisted that my parents pickup an IBM-Compatible PC. That PC would be an AST Advantage Adventure 6066d with a 486DX2/66 processor and 8MB of RAM and is the inspiration behind the 486 Deluxe podcast.

Thanks to the Commodore Chronicles Family of Podcasts "Fast Load Collective" Patrons Chris Petzel, Jim Pones, Matthew Warren and Eric Nelson. I'm so thankful for your on-going support! If you want to support the Commodore Family of Podcasts, including 486 Deluxe and Fine and Tandy, you can do so over at patreon.com/c64chronicles.

If you wish to provide feedback on the next episode of 486 Deluxe, where we'll be covering Spectrum Holobyte's Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Final Unity, you can do so by watching for posts on twitter.com/c64chronicles and facebook.com/c64chronicles. You can also provide feedback via email at [email protected]

I hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks for listening!

Covered in episode twelve of the Commodore Chronicles:

1) One bit of news (Castle Shadowgate)

2) The Commodore Years - 1985

3) A review of Slicks and bonus review of Knifegrinder's Lester

As for our next title on the Commodore Chronicles, we'll be featuring Devon Aire in the Hidden Diamond Caper (Inside Outing is the Europe).

However, next up in the Commodore Chronicles Family of Podcasts is Fine and Tandy with a review of Dynamix' Rise of the Dragon, then 486 Deluxe with a review of Star Trek: The Next Generation "A Final Unity".

To have your feedback featured on the podcast, leave comments on the game posts found on social media:

www.twitter.com/c64chronicles -or- www.facebook.com/c64chronicles

Feedback, comments and questions can also be sent via email, [email protected]

If you feel so led, you can financially support the Commodore Chronicles Family of Podcasts, including Fine and Tandy and 486 Deluxe at patreon.com/c64chronicles.

Special thanks to my "Fast Load Collective" patrons; Chris Petzel, Jim Pones, Matthew Warren and Eric Nelson!

Lastly, Commodore Chronicles, Fine and Tandy and 486 Deluxe stream every Thursday evening at 9PM EST on twitch.tv/commodore_chronicles. Hope to see you there.

Thanks for tuning in!

Covered in episode nine of the Commodore Chronicles podcast. 1) A new segment, The Commodore Years, a rapid fire grouping of recommendations by year. This episode features the Commodore year of 1982. 2) Three bits of news. 3) Reviews of Bagman Comes Back and Bagman Strikes Back by LC Games, Galaga C64 by Arlasoft and Zeta Wing by Witchsoft. With the introduction of Fine and Tandy, we’re going to see a few changes in the Commodore Chronicles. Rather than normally featuring multiple titles per show, both the Commodore Chronicles and Fine and Tandy will feature a single review per episode. The reviews will more in depth though. Plus, this will yield an episode of each per month. So twice the me... If that’s a good or not, I’ll let you decide. As for our next title on the Commodore Chronicles, we’ll be featuring the classic Lucasarts Point and Click Maniac Mansion. And for the first episode of Fine and Tandy, we’re going to cover the isometric puzzle platformer, D/Generation. To have your feedback featured on the podcast, leave comments on the game posts found on social media: www.twitter.com/c64chronicles -or- www.facebook.com/c64chronicles Feedback, comments and questions can also be sent via email, [email protected] If you feel so lead, you can financially support the Commodore Chronicles and Fine and Tandy podcasts at patreon.com/c64chronicles Special thanks to my patrons; Chris Petzel, Jim Pones and newest member Matthew Warren! Thanks for tuning in!