The Commodore 64 G 🚀💾👾#retrocomputing #commodore64 #C64G

In this video, we take a deep dive into the Commodore 64G, a later revision of the iconic C64!

[wolfunplugged]

I love such historical gear. and you present and describe it excellent!😎👍🏻🌻

[TheDude]

The fact that you have the original monitor is really impressive!

[davidca]

you have all the cool stuff from my younger days I love seeing this new generation still interested in what we had back then.

[werlder]

I like the monitor, green phosphor is cool looking.

[TheDoRelian]

I dreamt about these when I was young, it was wonderful when I got my first one.

[SCorpG]

I had a C64 in the 90s and had lots of tape games, but also a single catridge game. I think it was Terminator 2. I think it was the first ever games cartridge I owned.

[zaynevanday]

The computers we used at high school in 91 were the Apple 2e’s 😂😂😂

[zaynevanday]

Used to play North & South and wolfenstein on these 😂😂😂

[lt]

Back in the day, I preferred the Amstrad CPC 464. Happy times 😊

[boilerhousegarage]

In the UK, we also had a C64 with a completely different shaped case. It looked more "squared off" like a small Amiga or Atari ST. It was still milk white with an off-white keyboard and supplied with a matching styled external 5.25" floppy disk drive.

[jussikuusela]

In Finland, early 1990's, the "Musta pörssi" chain sold a C64/Datassette/joystick kit with a brown breadbin case with dark brown keys. These were likely a new run with old or modernized moulds instead of being from the original 80's run. The joysticks were Commodore branded and quite crappy, with rubber pad contacts that made a ploppy sound and either the conductive rubber wore out or the dome tore and sagged. OTOH, I still have my original Quickshot Turbo II that works, although the screw posts have borked and it is now held together with tape.

[fastSpeedy]

so much memories when i get my C64 C in 1993 :)

[David-ecyg]

Ich hatte auch so einen. Toll dass das junge Mädchen das Gerät vorstellt. Süß.

[AkAkAkNeil]

you're such a wonderful presenter!

[SeanUCF]

I had the original Commodore 64. That was my first gaming platform. Forced me learn some DOS commands as a four year old just so I could play the games.

[boce]

forever in my heart, The Commodore 64 was my firts computer ;D

[RolandoRatas]

apparently it was 'G' for Germany, where the H-L switch (something to do with sound modulation for NTSC was hardwired to 'Low' for Germany). Also I think it was tailored so it could be used with electronic keyboards more easily but dunno if that's true as I think the UK original C64 could plug into MIDI.

[therealyogibeark]

I have never heard of this model before. I would love to learn more if you are able to do a full length video on it. Still, great short.

[nichderjeniche]

It was launched AFTER the more modern looking C64C.
Nobody knows what Commodore was thinking... again...😅

[outdoor_spirituality]

Used to own Commodore 64, though not sure if it was G or other letter or something else, but it was Commodore 64. I come from a "central Europe". Now there is a nice CCS64 PC Emulator that you can play Commodore 64 games, I have got around 2GB of Commodore games. Most of the games are under 1mb so I think I have got 1000s of Commodore games.