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GTW64 and C64.com update

Posted: 21-12-2011 by Frank Gasking

Over the past few months, GTW64 has been working with C64.com to preserve a series of games after working on the disk collection of Darren Melbourne. 25 or so disks were painstakingly preserved by C64.com, and GTW64 trawled through these … Continue reading →

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