Nokia N95

Benz-Driver · #1 02-18-2008, 04:25 PM

Frodo - C64 Emulator

Should work with Nokia N95. Unfortunately I can't test myself as I don't have paypal for donation.

Micky · #2 02-18-2008, 04:41 PM

This would be so cool. I remember the days/nights well, sat in front of my Portable TV on my C64 !!!

Game favorites were, Paradroid, and Uridium. Both written by a friend of mine, Andrew Braybrook!

Major_Sarcasm · #3 02-18-2008, 06:38 PM

You knew Andrew Braybrook?!

He was my hero in the 80s, for those exact games.

, I wasted some hours playing Uridium :)

junglebungle · #4 02-18-2008, 11:30 PM

Sweet! i never had a commordore, i had the Amstrad CPC64 :D

i loved it, hated the loading times and crashes but i lovvveed it, classic piece of machine, i had the pokes cartridge too..

Some of my fave games were:

Ikari Warriors
Spellbound < CLASSIC
Bubble Bobble
Rainbow Islands
180
R-Type

Jeez there are so many, i got a few of those above for n95 don't need to run the emulator for them...

but great stuff :)

LordTakyon · #5 02-18-2008, 11:53 PM

Braybrook is a name I remember too. I used to love those games too.

I loved my old C64.

dynomot · #6 02-19-2008, 01:34 AM

Andrew Braybrook and Uridium, bleddy hell what a blast from the past. You either had a Zx Spectrum or a C64 when I was a kid, if you were lucky both. My mate had both I had a Spectrum. Everybody had hundreds of games, mostly pirated using two cassette decks and a 5 pin 'd' lead. A 48K game took around five minutes to load off tape. You read CRASH! or ZZAPP 64 magazine.

Oh the joy of making my spectrum 'speak' or typing in 3 A4 sides of hexcode to play space invaders. Completing classic games like Knight Lore and becoming Elite ! (I think it took me nearly a year). Happy days !

Micky · #7 02-19-2008, 05:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Major_Sarcasm

You knew Andrew Braybrook?!

I did indeed. He was a very good friend of mate of mine, who was a computer programmer at the time too. Unfortunately, we lost contact several years ago. Braybrook no longer works with computers from what Ive heard, which is a shame.

Wadey · #8 02-21-2008, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by GSi-R

I did indeed. He was a very good friend of mate of mine, who was a computer programmer at the time too. Unfortunately, we lost contact several years ago. Braybrook no longer works with computers from what Ive heard, which is a shame.

Andrew Braybrook - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Quote:

Braybrook now works as a senior software developer for a large insurance firm.

So he is still involved in computers.

rubbledouble · #9 02-21-2008, 12:16 PM

First computer I ever had. Bought from Boots!

sp00k · #10 02-21-2008, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dynomot

...Oh the joy of making my spectrum 'speak' or typing in 3 A4 sides of hexcode to play space invaders...

I vividly remember the 'joy' of waiting 20-25 minutes for 'The Hobbit' to load into a 48k Speccy, only to be finally greeted with the words... "Tape Loading Error"... That and all the 'fun' of the 'wobbly Ram-pack', Uncle Sir Clive has a lot to answer for! ;)