Commodore Computer Club – USA

Our monthly Friday night Commodore Computer Club and Users Group meeting was a good time for all who attended.

Here are just a few of the highlights from the meeting:

• VIC 20 Mega-Cart demo by John Hancock
• Our Commodore Computer Club will be at the 2010 Portland Retro Gaming Expo
• CGE 2010 Atari 2600 release Halo 2600 demo
• Played around with a KoalaPad Touch Tablet
• Jeri Ellsworth showed off some C64DTV Easter eggs
• We rocked out with Shredz64 using the PSX64 designed by Toni Westbrook
• Club member Jeremy showed off his 64NIC+ designed by Jim Brain
• Found the game Ghosts N’ Gobblins on a C64 “Mystery Floppy Disk”

Because so many things were going on at once during the meeting, it was hard to remember and snap some pictures since we were all playing games, talking and generally having a good time, however below are a few moments that did get captured on camera.

We did a quick demo of Halo 2600 which was a limited release game cartridge at the CGE Classic Gaming Expo 2010:

Jeri Ellsworth showing off some pretty rad C64DTV Easter eggs:

Hidden picture of Team C64 Direct-to-TV aka the C64DTV:

Who knew the C64DTV had a Virtual Keyboard? I sure didn’t until Jeri showed it to us:

John Hancock showing off the VIC-20 Mega-Cart and doing some game demos:

John holding the Mega-Cart box:

Commodore VIC-20 Mega-Cart Menu Screen:

Commodore Computer Club member Jeremy showed off his 64NIC+ designed by Jim Brain:

Artillery Duel being played on the Commodore VIC-20 computer:

Commodore Computer Club member playing a game on his Commodore SX-64. I love his facial expression in this picture:

The KoalaPad Touch Tablet software interface:

A club member shared his box of “Everlasting Gobstoppers” with all of us at the Commodore Computer Club and Users Group meeting:

Once again “Thank you” to everyone who came out to the Commodore Users Group meeting in Vancouver, WA. Your continued support of the Commodore Computer Club is much appreciated.

Our next scheduled meeting will be Friday September 3, 2010, so mark your calendar. We’ve got some special Commodore 64 friends and guests attending our next meeting.

We hope to see you at the next meeting! Come to learn, come to share.

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