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Farewell Patrick!
Author: Zeldin - written on 31.12.2014
My "Highscore" TV Show Story
Author: Zeldin - written on 19.12.2013
25 Years Cascade
Author: Zeldin - written on 25.07.2013
Commodore 64: 8 Bit Legend
Author: Zeldin - written on 19.09.2012
The Stuff Is Out There
Author: Zeldin - written on 06.11.2010
Ayeah... finally a new comment from me on this page. Not that there wasn't something to comment, but somehow I always fail to get the right moment. So why this time, you may ask. Well, it finally happened!
What happened, you may ask. Oh well... a proof of existence, a sign of life from Cascade's 8-Bit era finally popped up. If you wonder, what's so special about that (because there is already 8-Bit stuff from Cascade present on this page) let me explain:
Although Cascade was founded in the 80s on C64 it had all its impact and merits solely on Amiga. The C64 Cascade demos on this webpage were entirely done by the second generation of the C64 Cascade line-up and made after 1995... Until October 2010, when finally old C64 stuff appeared...
For me not a big surprise, but a big relief. I was always aware, that Bruce & Bongo (the founders of Cascade) had done scene stuff on C64 in 1988 and most likely also for Cascade before moving to Amiga. Being always keen on these old bits and bytes, I was searching for it nearly the whole last decade. I started buying and scanning old C64 disks, which I got from second hand markets. And I bought a lot of 'em the last years... god knows! Thousands of disks were checked. Tons of old interesting scene stuff was found, but not from Cascade.
Slowly I lost belief. But then, in October 2010, I got an surprising mail by an old contact, who forwarded me 80s C64 Cascade stuff from his collection and I was baffled... even more, when realizing that this stuff was not done by Bruce and Bongo as expected, but by some guys from France, who were running the Cascade C64 section in 1989, before their members moved to Cascade Amiga (or other C64 groups... or both). A fact in the Cascade trivia I didn't knew.
So finally there is the sign of life from the 80s, which I was searching for so long, though not exactly the things my quest was started for. Anyway, it made me happy and my belief is back. I am sure that even more old Cascade stuff exists - waiting to be recovered.
The truth... ahem... the stuff is out there, Mulder...
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PS: To the few who read this: If you have additional information about the Cascade trivia or former members - anything that isn't mentioned yet, or which is inaccurate or even wrong - please contact me. Oh and useless to mention: if you are in possession of Cascade stuff, that is missing I will be more than happy, if you could drop me a note :-)
I hate moving...
Author: Zeldin - written on 20.05.2009
New Cascade Website finished
Author: Zeldin - written on 05.10.2008
Commodore News
...freshly fished out of the net...
02.04.2026 - Plus/4 game 'Unison' released
'Unison' is a puzzle game by Haplo (maker of e.g. 'Carcer', 'Tenebra', and 'Binary Battle'), which was also recently released for C64 and is now available for Plus/4. In the game you take control of two entangled little guys traveling through a series of intricate levels. They move in unison; guide both to the finish flags without stepping in the opposite colours. Sometimes a well-placed crate can be a great help. Have an eye out for those pesky canon balls though. You can get the game as digital download for a bargain (name your own price) to support the developer.
'Unison' is a puzzle game by Haplo (maker of e.g. 'Carcer', 'Tenebra', and 'Binary Battle'), which was also recently released for C64 and is now available for Plus/4. In the game you take control of two entangled little guys traveling through a series of intricate levels. They move in unison; guide both to the finish flags without stepping in the opposite colours. Sometimes a well-placed crate can be a great help. Have an eye out for those pesky canon balls though. You can get the game as digital download for a bargain (name your own price) to support the developer.
02.04.2026 - Amiga 3000T Restoration Part 4: Recapping the Power Supply - video by 'Jan Beta'
Jan is recapping the Amiga 3000T power supply...
Jan is recapping the Amiga 3000T power supply...
01.04.2026 - Plus/4 game 'Gem'X Lite' released - free for download
'Gem'X Lite' is a puzzle game, originally released on Amiga and C64 in 1991, where you must match a target pattern by toggling colored diamonds, which affects both the selected tile and its neighbours. You must solve 16 randomly selected levels (from a total of 32) before time runs out.
'Gem'X Lite' is a puzzle game, originally released on Amiga and C64 in 1991, where you must match a target pattern by toggling colored diamonds, which affects both the selected tile and its neighbours. You must solve 16 randomly selected levels (from a total of 32) before time runs out.
01.04.2026 - Amiga game 'ChromaBlast' - demo version released - free for download
ChromaBlast is a vertical scrolling shmup built from scratch in C and 68000 assembly, targeting stock Amiga hardware with no OS dependencies during gameplay. The game features a combo-driven evolution system - chain hits on enemies to evolve your ship through three tiers, each with improved firepower and distinct visuals. Enemies arrive in formation waves culminating in a multi-phase boss fight. The released demo contains Level 1 of the game.
ChromaBlast is a vertical scrolling shmup built from scratch in C and 68000 assembly, targeting stock Amiga hardware with no OS dependencies during gameplay. The game features a combo-driven evolution system - chain hits on enemies to evolve your ship through three tiers, each with improved firepower and distinct visuals. Enemies arrive in formation waves culminating in a multi-phase boss fight. The released demo contains Level 1 of the game.
01.04.2026 - C64 game 'Gino the Muncher' released
'Gino the Muncher' is a simple maze arcade game for the Commodore 64, loosely inspired by early '80s classics. Guide Gino through a winding maze, eat every last dot, and keep an eye on the ghosts hunting you down. You can get the game as digital download for little money (name your own price) to support the developer
'Gino the Muncher' is a simple maze arcade game for the Commodore 64, loosely inspired by early '80s classics. Guide Gino through a winding maze, eat every last dot, and keep an eye on the ghosts hunting you down. You can get the game as digital download for little money (name your own price) to support the developer
31.03.2026 - C64 game 'Axis' released - free for download
Axis, which was also recently released for Plus/4, is an "escape" game where the main character can't hit or shoot, only run. You must navigate 10 alien-infested sectors by collecting colored keycards to reach the exit. You can't fight back and the aliens can sense you through walls, you'll need to rely on stealth, timing, and patience to survive. The game tracks your total completion time and has an adjustable speed. The game was developed using the TRSE development tool, based on Bery (Zsolt Bertók)'s work of the same name for Videoton TV Computer.
Axis, which was also recently released for Plus/4, is an "escape" game where the main character can't hit or shoot, only run. You must navigate 10 alien-infested sectors by collecting colored keycards to reach the exit. You can't fight back and the aliens can sense you through walls, you'll need to rely on stealth, timing, and patience to survive. The game tracks your total completion time and has an adjustable speed. The game was developed using the TRSE development tool, based on Bery (Zsolt Bertók)'s work of the same name for Videoton TV Computer.
30.03.2026 - Plus/4 game 'Sandris' released - free for download
'Sandris' is a Tetris-like game in which the falling pieces turn into sand. But though the game may look similar to Tetris, it needs a very different strategy. Connecting a single color from wall to wall clears lines and scores points. You start out with only two colors, but the number of colors and the speed increases as you progress through levels. The game features two shape sets: Classic and Odd Bunch. The latter contains weird shapes and might behave surprisingly.
'Sandris' is a Tetris-like game in which the falling pieces turn into sand. But though the game may look similar to Tetris, it needs a very different strategy. Connecting a single color from wall to wall clears lines and scores points. You start out with only two colors, but the number of colors and the speed increases as you progress through levels. The game features two shape sets: Classic and Odd Bunch. The latter contains weird shapes and might behave surprisingly.
30.03.2026 - C64 Weekly #67 (Commodore 64 Scene Updates) - video by 'BastichB 64K'
Weekly updates from the Commodore 64 Scene Including new music, demos and games. Links to all shown content in the video description.
Weekly updates from the Commodore 64 Scene Including new music, demos and games. Links to all shown content in the video description.
29.03.2026 - Video: Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo for C64/C128 - Demo 3 free for download
In this video you can find some updates on the Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo game I'm creating for C64/C128 platforms using my RetroFighter engine. This adaptation of SSF2T for CBM platforms is based on the GameBoy Advance version called SSF2T Revival, but obviously my version will have something different. The game is planned to be executed on a 1Mbyte EasyFlash or Kung Fu Flash cartridge. This new demo includes the following: almost all backdrops (one is to be completed), almost all musics (only one remaining), enhanced bonus rounds, enhanced animations and sprites, chainable jabs and shorts basic moves for some fighters, strongs and forward basic moves for some fighters
In this video you can find some updates on the Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo game I'm creating for C64/C128 platforms using my RetroFighter engine. This adaptation of SSF2T for CBM platforms is based on the GameBoy Advance version called SSF2T Revival, but obviously my version will have something different. The game is planned to be executed on a 1Mbyte EasyFlash or Kung Fu Flash cartridge. This new demo includes the following: almost all backdrops (one is to be completed), almost all musics (only one remaining), enhanced bonus rounds, enhanced animations and sprites, chainable jabs and shorts basic moves for some fighters, strongs and forward basic moves for some fighters
29.03.2026 - Video: Double Dragon Amiga AGA WIP
jotd666, who already delivered a lot of great arcade ports like Track'N'Field, Bad Dudes vs Dragonninja, Gyruss and more is currently working on Double Dragon for Amiga. Intro is playing, game not working yet.
jotd666, who already delivered a lot of great arcade ports like Track'N'Field, Bad Dudes vs Dragonninja, Gyruss and more is currently working on Double Dragon for Amiga. Intro is playing, game not working yet.
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