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

28.11.2021 - Plus/4 port of 'PETSCII Portal' released
'PETSCII Portal' was originally coded by Jim Orlando for Commodore PET as a tribute to the Flash game 'Portal2d', which itself was a tribute to the Valve game Portal. Now it was ported to Plus/4 and is available as free download.

27.11.2021 - New C64 game 'Santa's Workout' released
Santa's Workout is a brand new Commodore 64 puzzle game. Build your way to the exit across 24 exciting puzzles. The game has a password system to load already played levels. Santa's Workout is tested on TheC64 and VICE emulator. The game will run in PAL and NTSC modes, but it's not optimized for NTSC. You can get it as digital download for a bargain (name your own price).

27.11.2021 - New VIC-20 (211127) core released for MIST Board available
The MIST board was designed to implement classic 16 bit computers like the Amiga and Atari ST(E) as System-on-a-Chip using modern hardware. But it equally well supports 8 bit systems like the Atari XL, ZX81, ZX Spectrum, C64, Atari VCS, Atari 5200, Colecovision, Apple II, Sega Master System, NES, Odyssey2 and more. New in VIC-20 core 211127: - VIC-I color-pixel data alignment fix (thanks, AMR!). - Audio filter simplifications / improvements by AMR. - 1541 update from C64/C16, add disk unmounting to OSD

27.11.2021 - 'Amiga Forever and C64 Forever 9' - R2 Update
Cloanto released today the 'R2' (9.2.9.0) update for Amiga Forever 9 and C64 Forever 9. The 'R2' build is the result of eight months of work since the previous major release, and takes into account user feedback, new operating system versions and numerous features from our own wish list. This is a free update for existing version 9 users, who can get the new version through the Help/About dialog in Amiga Forever and C64 Forever, which includes a detailed Changelog. The updated full installation package and ISO image can also be accessed via the original confirmation email or from the Help/My Downloads and Keys menu item, and are set to remain available for 10 years after an order.

26.11.2021 - Commodore 64 Game on Vinyl: "We Are Stardust" - new Video from '8-Bit Show And Tell'
LukHash's new record "We Are Stardust" contains some great Retrowave music, but also has a Commodore 64 game by Megastyle stored in the vinyl grooves. We look at how to load this game on a real Commodore 64, and give it a play.

26.11.2021 - Building a NEW Commodore 1581 disk drive in 2021! - new video from 'retrobits'
Ep 49 : Everything you need to build your own Commodore 1581 3.5” drive from new parts using a reproduction logic board.

26.11.2021 - Dead KERNAL ROM? - new video from 'Noel's Retro Lab'
Let's answer a few questions about the dead KERNAL ROM from the previous VIC-20 repair episode.

26.11.2021 - Amiga action adventure 'Tales of Gorluth III' ready for pre-order
Tales of Gorluth III - A very emotional and thrilling story about you and your way back to yourself! This is the final chapter of the award-winning franchise: - Linear Action Adventure. - In English and German! - Brand new gameplay combined with traditional and beloved Gorluth action. - Highly detailed graphics - Multiple 32 colour palettes. - Brand new monsters, traps, treasures and riddles. - Epic Boss fights. Will be shipped in December 2021.

26.11.2021 - New demo version of WIP Amiga game 'Project - Quest'
'Project - Quest : Chapter I' is an 8-way scrolling top down fantasy shooter game for Commodore Amiga. You can get the playable demo as digital download for a bargain (name your own price). System requirements: - HDD - ECS or AGA - 2.0Mb chipRam (at least 1.5 free). Current version-date is: 2021.11.25 and contains: Level 1 - some fixes. - smaller laggs in movement (I hope it is visible). - minor changes for the future in engine (Traps, grass trampling, ...). - added a few map elements to make it more colorfull (+1 Enemy, tiles, lighting, player, ...). - Skeletons can reanimate. - esater eggs ;)

25.11.2021 - VIC-20 Core released for 'Turbo Chameleon 64'
There is a port of the MiST VIC20 core to the Turbo Chameleon 64 cartridge available. This is not the same as the official Chameleon VIC20 core which presumably was developed mostly as an exercise in debugging the VIA chip implementation (needed for 1541 disk drive emulation in the C64 core). Turning that core into a polished end-user product was never the main goal, or a high priority - which is why developer Alastair M. Robinson felt it worthwhile to bring the MiST VIC20 core to Turbo Chameleon 64.