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Author : Manu
16 December 2016, 10:08 am
In January 2017 Commodore 64 will be 35 years old! The first version of the famous 8-bit home computer, listed in the Guinness World Records as the highest-selling single computer model of all time, was presented at the Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES), in January 1982.
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3 December 2016, 9:19 pm
Deuteros: The Next Millennium is not one of the most popular games of the '90s. Not many people remember it, maybe because it was released for Amiga and Atari ST only, or maybe because it was quite a difficult game, but the reality is, it's an amazing game.
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30 November 2016, 4:25 pm
November has ended and for the moment our update activity is also ended. We updated, re-packed and uploaded 174 files in total this month. It's just crazy!
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26 November 2016, 9:35 am
We told you November would have been the month of the updates, and it has been indeed! A long task made of research (to find the best versions of the games), fine tuning (to set up and config the games), development (to automate the process), tests (because the first attempt never works) and most importantly, passion!
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11 November 2016, 10:04 pm
We normally spend most of the time selecting, configuring, testing and publishing new games on GamesNostalgia. Anyway we realized that there are now several games released more than 1 year ago that needed some refurbishments, maybe because the emulator needs to be updated, or maybe some users reported bugs, or maybe because we already knew our version was not perfect (e.g. music missing).
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1 November 2016, 1:37 pm
We already have a long list of games that we would like to add. If this was not enough, we receive many requests via twitter, facebook or email. Unfortunately preparing the packages, configuring the games, test them and write a review requires time, so can't publish more than 9-10 new games per month.
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