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  1. by Andy Barr
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    Cheers, Paul.

    I'll get dibbing into that depository of top titles for the C64 soon and report back.

    Sounds like a fantastic resource.
     
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    Thanks very much, Paul, for still keeping such an active contribution and interest up with the C64 scene.
    If it weren't for guys like you maintaining games databases and backing-up up-to-date archives etc then noobs like me would have a devil of a job getting anything like a decent selection of old tape, disk and ROM files together.
    Hats off to the C64 gurus and demo and coding teams who are still ever so active on forums and out there "in the field" and enjoy a good thrash too, Al, on the old Vic20 and do report back in with some image and blog action, matey!

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    You never know, Al might show us some of these titles reviewed over at...

    https://www.retrogamer.net/top_10/top-ten-commodore-vic-20-games/
     
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    You've more than played your part, you Paul, over the years and all you Atarians and Commode users with the big, modest hearts - cheers, mate - sincerely, you do sterling work all of you knowledgeable and keen passionate "keepers of the retro flame".

    Just a quick aside - here's the difference between the real breadbin and the C64 Mini - for those who like to know if size really does matter (!)

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    The C64 Mini comes in approx 25% of its Big Brother Breadbin.

    Might be useful for someone wondering about space-saving or whether they can squeeze one of these babies (literally) onto an already cramped Commode shelf etc.