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

15.02.2022 - C64 game 'U-Type' released and free for download
'U-Type is a a quick shoot em up for the C64, made with some help from the Shoot 'Em' Up Construction Kit by Sensible Software and Sideway Hacked Version by Jon Wells, Modified SEUCK framework. Music by Dwayne Bakewell. Featuring: - Hard at the start until you get the good power up. - Shortish Game. - Does have an end screen. - New Background Scrolling Effects. - 4 weapon power ups and extra life power up. - Chose Music or Sound FX on the Title Screen. - D64 has Load/Save of Hi-Scores

15.02.2022 - 'Glamorous Zombie Flakes' - new experimental Amiga builds released
Glamorous Zombie Flakes is an old-school, console-style RPG where the player must guide Katherine, Lydia, and friends as they join a modeling agency and then use their talents to cure zombies of their bizarre affliction. Two additional Amiga releases have been now added to address reported issues with the original. The first one, gzfamigafix.zip uses a different OS routine to set the color palette, as the old palette routine may run slower than expected on AGA systems. The second build, gzfamigafix2.zip, also contains experimental support for CD32 gamepads.

13.02.2022 - New C64 port of 'Berzerk' released
This port of the old arcade hit from 'Stern' was once again made by Arlasoft. Your goal in 'Berzerk' is to clear each screen of robots and then leave via one of the exits, avoiding the electrified walls. Doing so will earn you a bonus, but leaving a screen before all the robots are killed will cause you to be labelled a chicken and forfeit any bonus. You can get the game as digital download for a bargain (name your own price).

13.02.2022 - Did You Know? #4 - new video from 'Bread Box Commodore Computer Museum'
50 things you didn't know about Commodore Computers: #4 Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Commodore Computers.

12.02.2022 - C64 game 'Wordle 64' released and free for download
Wordle 64 is another try on the the well known web-based Wordle word game developed by Josh Wardle for Commodore 64.

12.02.2022 - How to diagnose and fix a C64 with bargain basement tools - new video from 'Adrian's Digital Basement'
In today's video, Adrian demonstrates troubleshooting and fixing a C64 with only inexpensive tools. No $3000 oscilloscope, $350 desoldering iron or fancy multimeter. Just a set of inexpensive tools that can give you amazing abilities for cheap.

12.02.2022 - $20 Commodore Amiga 2000 Ewaste Find! - new video from 'Retro Hack Shack'
Let's explore this Commodore Amiga 2000 that was found at ewaste for $20. Hear the silly story of how 'Retro Hack Shack' got it and then explores the innards to see what needs to be fixed.

12.02.2022 - Did You Know? #3 - new video from 'Bread Box Commodore Computer Museum'
50 things you didn't know about Commodore Computers: #3 - Commodore's Helped Save Lives at USA's Worst Hotel Fire.

11.02.2022 - Did You Know? #2 - new video from 'Bread Box Commodore Computer Museum'
50 things you didn't know about Commodore Computers: #2 The police fingerprint system on a Commodore 128.

11.02.2022 - The VIC-10 and VIC-30 - Commodore UKs Cancelled Computers - new video from '8-Bit Show And Tell'
In 1982, Commodore UK was planning a full range of home microcomputers to meet every budget. The VIC-20 was a success, and they wanted to add a VIC-10 at an even lower price point, and a 16K VIC-30 to sit below the upcoming top-end CBM-64 or VIC-64, which ended up being called the Commodore 64. But rapidly changing market conditions, led by the release of the ZX Spectrum, meant there was ultimately no place for the VIC-10 (aka Ultimax or Commodore Max Machine) in the UK, and the VIC-30 was quietly shelved. We'll look through several UK-based Commodore magazines from 1982 to figure out the story behind these little-known computers that were cancelled, relegating the VIC-30 to vapourware and the VIC-10 / MAX to only the Japanese market.