Jack Haeger's Four-Byte Burger is among the earliest pieces of Amiga art ever published, and it was recently reconstructed from a photo by Ahoy. Here's what it looks like on the #C64 with my converter (you need to rotate the screen 90 degrees to see it as intended, just like the original).

The reconstruction process was documented in video form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4EFkspO5p4

Die beiden ersten Teile der berühmten "Monkey Island"-Reihe wurden schon wenige Jahre nach ihrem ursprünglichen Release quasi verschenkt. Anfang 1998 erschienen sowohl die GameStar, als auch die PC-Player mit einer Vollversion auf ihrer Heft-CD.

Falls heute noch jemand daran Spaß hat, gibt's hier nun beide Discs im Internet Archive. Jeweils komplette ISOs inkl. schöner 300dpi JPEG-Scans der CDs.

GameStar 1/98:
https://archive.org/details/gamestar_0198_mi1

PC-Player 1/98:
https://archive.org/details/pcplayer_0198_mi2

Viel Spaß!

#MonkeyIsland #RetroGaming #PCPlayer #GameStar #MSDOS #LucasArts

It really does sound beautiful! 😍

"The original idea he had was to build an accordion-like control surface for the SID chip in a Commodore 64. The device is capable of creating beautiful accordion-like music with a simple 8-bit flair. He has since dubbed the original Commodordion the “bass Commodordion,” while the new version is classified as a tenor instrument."

The #Commodordion Gets A Big #Usability Upgrade | Hackaday https://hackaday.com/2024/08/28/the-commodordion-gets-a-big-usability-upgrade/ #accordion #commodore64 #music #computing