Hello Commodore fans,

My name is Michiel Kroder, content manager at Commodore Gaming. As you might have heard, Commodore
Gaming has launched a new line of high-end gaming PCs this year, under the still strong Commodore banner.
But despite this step into the future, Commodore of course has a glorious and tumultuous past, that we never
should forget about. Another thing we never should forget about are the people who have kept this banner
strong, when there was not much left of Commodore as a company.

Those people are you, the true Commodore fans that fondly remember what might have been your first
experience with a computer and still use that durable and special technology.

Commodore Gaming is planning to support the worldwide Commodore community in their activities and to
organise our own activities. For example, we were silver sponsor at Break Point, one of the biggest demo scene
parties in the world. And on our booth at the Games Convention in Leipzig, from the 22nd to the 26th of August
2007, we have reserved significant space to pay homage to the Commodore fandom and to give attention to the
25th Anniversary of the Commodore 64 and the Commodore PET.

This theme will be continued in the party we will give at our booth on the evening of the 23rd of August. We will
have a wealth of Commodore themed entertainment on offer and, together with Digitale Kultur, host the
Commodore Scene Lifetime Achievement Awards, in which we will spotlight the best modders, demo groups,
SID composers and other scenesters the community has on offer, as chosen by the scene itself. There will be
special guest, food, drinks, Commodore themed music and I want to invite you all to be part of this special
event! If you feel like to party with us, please send your name to c64party@commodoregaming.com and we’ll
put it down on the guest list.

Respectfully,
Michiel Kroder