This is the virtual home of the C64/Amiga scene group CASCADE.

09.06.2017 - AmigaAMP v3.22
GUI based MPEG audio player, but it can also play AIFF, WAV and FLAC files. Changes in this version: Improvements for Application info, ReAction mode, multimedia keys, Spanish catalog, menus, skins and title bar / info line.

09.06.2017 - Spyders - C64
Mr. NOP released a new game for the Commodore C64, the music is made by Richard Bayliss. The game is a Space Invaders clone for the C64 but Mr. NOP is also developing a PET version (ASCII).

09.06.2017 - Icaros Desktop 2.2
Paolo Besser released an update for the Icaros Desktop. There are improvements or updates for: Magellan, HostBridge, ZunePaint, minipicolisp, ZuneView, ZuneFig, MUIRoyale, HFinder, SnapIT, OWB, SYSmon, protracker and AISS.

09.06.2017 - Club Info 146
In this German language d64 magazine for the Commodore C116, C16 and the Plus/4 the following articles: Forum, Scene, Tips & Tricks, C16 Sprtes, Random Files, Command Channel, Gunfright, Loco-coco, Strawberry Fields, Bobm Man, Lapland, Mr.Mind, Hitball, Computer Spass, Hardware, Redline, Rap4 and Basicode.

09.06.2017 - Chris Huelsbeck - Turrican
Chris Huelsbeck started a Kickstarter campaign for a limited collector's edition box-set featuring new live orchestra recordings of music from Turrican 1, 2 & 3 + a new bonus Amiga album.

09.06.2017 - Mega65
Paul Gardner-Stephen is working on a FPGA version of the Commodore C65. His goal is to make an 8-bit computer for the 21st century. Most recent updates: Building the lab-prototype of the MEGA65.

09.06.2017 - FRGCB
FRGCB (Finnish Retro Game Comparison Blog) is a web page that writes about retro games. But the difference is that this blog compares the games between the different computers like the C64, Amiga, MSX, NES, CPC, DOS, etc. The most recent comparisons are: Yleisurheilu (Amersoft, 1984), Bugaboo (Quicksilva, 1983) and Fred (Quicksilva, 1984).

09.06.2017 - Block Attack - AROS
Block Attack - Rise of the Blocks is a game developed by Poul Sander. In Block Attack bricks come from the bottom of the screen, and you need to clear them before the reach the top of the screen.

09.06.2017 - Retro Gaming Couch - CBM 3016
Retro Gaming Couch is an YouTube channel for the fans of retro computing. The most recent video is about repairing a Commodore CBM 3016 computer.

02.06.2017 - KA71 - Amiga
The KA71 is a headphone amplifier designed for the Amiga. Its main feature is adjustable stereo channel separation. An Amiga has 100% separation, so listening to it via headphones is uncomfortable. With the KA71 channels can be cross mixed at any amount from full stereo to full mono.

02.06.2017 - Datassette repair - Jan Beta
Jan Beta has made a video about the repair of a C2N Datasette. He has replaced the drive belt and lubricated the gears and adjusted the read/write head.

02.06.2017 - Amiga Future #103
Edition 103 of Amiga Future is now online available. In this edition: Editorial, News, Previews: Alien Breed 3D, Odamex, Reviews: Thylacine Clone, Giga-Lo-Mania, The Incredible Adventures Of Moebius Goatlizard, International Karate, FreeSynd, Nicky Booom, Nicky 2, Amiten Software Compilation, D1X-Rebirth, Netsurf 3, Cinnamon, Jack, Amiga Forever 2013, Amiga Forever Essentials, C64 Forever 2013, Icaros Desktop, MorphOS 3.2, Audio-CD PaulaAgnusDenise. Special: Klassische Besinnungen (10) Mick Tinker/Index Information/Access Innovation, Sonstiges: Interview Cloanto, AmigaOS 4 Entwicklertreffen, Programming with AmigaOS4 (1), GUI-Programs with PortablE.

02.06.2017 - C64Studio v5.2
C64 Studio is an assembly development environment which is dependent on VICE. You can write assembly code and test this with the VICE emulator. Recent changes: Improvements for rebuild, !pet and 40 track .d64 images. Support for VICE 3.1, 1bit image import and CBMPrgStudio.

02.06.2017 - The Guru Meditation - Glenn Keller
The Youtube channel The Guru Meditation had an interview with Commodore Amiga engineer Glenn Keller. Glenn talks about his years with Amiga, designing the Paula chip and the AAA chip set.

02.06.2017 - Scene World Podcast #34
Scene World Podcast is a podcast about the Commodore scene. In this episode: Yves Bolognini, the founder of the Bolo museum in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Axis/Cascade is no more. We are all still shaken by the unexpected death of our friend and group mate Patrick aka Axis/Cascade. We wanted to express our sorrow, so I coded a little intro, which you can find in the C64 demo section of this page. The following text is a rough excerpt taken from the scroller:

Dear Patrick, may this be the condolence from the the group that was co-founded by you long time ago. We want to give you our last salute. I (Zeldin) know how much you were breathing the spirit of the scene. That's why I thought a goodbye demo would have made you happy. You and me exchanged lots of mails about how much we both enjoyed the good ol' days and of course: how much we miss them... It was this tie that emotionally connected us for over 15 years. Thanks for all your help in supporting the group and your indefatigable endeavour in spreading our name. Your tattoos were legendary! Thanks for your work on fb and youtube. Your channels were appreciated by a lot of people. Thanks for being such a good chap. You'll be sorely missed!!!

Mach's gut, Patrick... den Adler im Herzen, sge4ever!