The Commodore 64 (C64), launched in 1982, was a revolutionary home computer that democratized digital creativity and gaming with its impressive 64KB of RAM, vivid graphics, and iconic SID sound chip. Affordable and widely available in retail stores, it inspired legions of budding programmers and became the heart of the ‘80s gaming boom with thousands of titles and a vibrant demo scene. Its cultural legacy continues into 2025 with the Commodore 64 Ultimate—an FPGA-powered revival loaded with modern ports, classic games, and nostalgic charm, proving that the C64 isn’t just retro - it’s timeless tech royalty.
