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Wile Coyote
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How many years does the C64 have remaining?
With activity down, combined with appearances of sceneres releasing old stuff created years back, I wonder how much the C64 scene can continue?
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FATFrost
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big hug from a 6foot 4 fatty.
i have spare c64 if wec wants one (or two.
anyone want to mod my dtv? i give you a dtv
ntsc as payment!!
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null
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I'm working on that IRQ learning thing :_)
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Wile Coyote
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Quote: Quote:Some good replys.
I guess the anwser is:
A) The moment people stop creating C64 wares ;)
B) The moment all C64 hardware dies.
I am curious, sir, did you really have to start a thread and ask people's opinions before you were able to reach that conclusion, or did you know the anwser all the time?
Do you remember what your original question was? If your anwser is indeed correct, then #$0a+#$0b = #$15 = 21 years, the C64 will die 21 years from now!
Quote:My 2 C64's are stuffed. So any future C64 graphics from me will be created on a PC, and in some ways that in itself destroys a little more of the C64, as there's no point in pixel pushing on an emu when Photoshop is so much more friendly to use.
This is really shocking news, you mean we destroy the C64 by using PC tools? :(
Quote:I have already created a Cosine (MC bitmap) logo using Photoshop and designed 2 demo parts and an intro using Photoshop.
OMG! U SIR R KILLNIG TEH C64! WHYYYY!!??!?!1
I think I need a hug now :/
Quote:I am curious, sir, did you really have to start a thread and ask people's opinions before you were able to reach that conclusion, or did you know the anwser all the time?
I had my own ideas, and wanted to hear those of others first.
Quote:OMG! U SIR R KILLNIG TEH C64! WHYYYY!!??!?!1
From a hardware perspective my C64's were dead anyway. From a wares perspective, the creation of graphics using a PC has helped bloat the C64's wares library further. The graphics still have the same feel to them, as they were pixel pushed. Although I have to confess, the powerful Photoshop font funtion can't be ignored.
Has any else noticed fonts in C64 improve over the past few years? as I have :)
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Oswald
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wec, wiring fonts is possible since 10+ years, we're glad you have noticed that :) |
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Wile Coyote
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Quote: wec, wiring fonts is possible since 10+ years, we're glad you have noticed that :)
(not including wired pictures) I think World of Code was one of the 1st demos to use fonts wired from a computer other than a C64.
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Oswald
Registered: Apr 2002
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I dont know, but xfering stuff was possible since the very beginnings (82) imho. many games were written with cross tools, so why someone couldnt transfer anything. but we're getting offtopic. the c64 is going to die. I need a hug :( |
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FATFrost
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IT WONT DIE- ITS NOT A KREATURE!
If it was i would have eaten it by now! ;)
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Mermaid
Registered: Jan 2002
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wile coyote: lawl
/me hugs teh Oswaldbogár |
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Oswald
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yay \o/ :) |
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FATFrost
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i dont get any hugs - :( no one likes a porker :( |
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