Pac-Man was an instant console classic on the Commodore 64 in 1983. Decades later, you can finally get that same gaming experience with countless C64 titles in your browser. — dpa
From SimCity to The Last Ninja, video games developed for the early home computer C64 remain classics today. A digital library based in San Francisco is now offering them for free online.
The Internet Archive at archive.org collects anything digital – software, music, books, websites, films – to make it freely available and preserve it for posterity. C64 software is the newest addition, including nearly 9,000 games like Gauntlet, Castle Wolfenstein and Crazy Cars.
They join a collection of vintage games that also includes arcade games, MS-DOS and PC classics, collections for old video game consoles and Amiga games.
They can be played on a PC using a so-called emulator. But a download is not always necessary, as the games will often load directly in your browser. – dpa
Limited time offer:
Just RM5 per month.
