Sometimes you look at the kinds of innovation that was happening on the C64 in the early 80s, and you have to marvel at how much of what we use today was inspired by it. Pretty dang cool. | Commodore International Corporation

Remember when landing a spaceship was life or death? That feeling is back. Jupiter Fracture; the sequel to Jupiter Lander! Strap in. Trust the thrusters. Don’t miss the landing. Exclusively on the Commodore 64 Ultimate via CommoServe™ now. commodore.net #commodore64ultimate #C64U #RetroGaming | Commodore International Corporation

One of our favorite features is CommoServe, it has lots of really fun surprises to find. What have been some cool things you've found on there? Huge props to Nostalgia Nerd for showing us the way! | Commodore International Corporation

The C64 was never supposed to speak. Until it did. Dennis Caswell built Impossible Mission by himself. The entire game. Programming, design, art, sound, everything. There's no credits screen because there was no one else to credit. And then he figured out how to make the SID chip speak. That "Stay a while... stay FOREVER" line is what people remember. Do you? | Commodore International Corporation