There are newcomers to the C64 and here is the tutorial, how to load a Turbo-Tape loader and then a game. Oct 22, 2012 This video was a lot of work to do, but I didn't find anything similar on Youtube, so i made it. I hope it's not too boring to watch. Playlist:: Turbo Tape 64. Aug 06, 2015 Back in the day, when I first got my C64 in 1985, I remember having a load of games on one big C60 tape. More Turbo Tape 64 videos.

Xforce Keygen Autodesk 2017. (I didn't think this post was appropriate for the Marketplace - if not, please move) I'm looking for a favour - specificially in the form of a copy of Turbo Tape 64. When I (foolishly) sold my C64 in my youth, I (really foolishly) included all the disks and tapes with my own stuff that I wrote in the day.

Zebra Designer Driver 1.4.52. Really bad move, since I will never see those again, and I would have loved to have seen how those games compare to my foggy memory of them. Except, I did find two dusty old tapes of mine recently. Some programs were written/saved in Simons' Basic, and I was able to get one of them to load again (and it was a game I had completely forgotten I had written), but some of the others were saved on Turbo Tape. (I'm not sure if there are different versions - this one was in Germany, you used. Except, I did find two dusty old tapes of mine recently. Some programs were written/saved in Simons' Basic, and I was able to get one of them to load again (and it was a game I had completely forgotten I had written), but some of the others were saved on Turbo Tape. (I'm not sure if there are different versions - this one was in Germany, you used.

I wish you luck, a lot of luck. Turbo Tape is much more sensitive than the slow original routines. Actually I am surprised that you were able to load anything at all. Ya, I know this might be just a shot in the dark. The one tape had one program on it that was saved without Turbo Tape (it was a game I had written in Simons' Basic). Initial loading attempts produced nothing but errors.

Then I remembered hearing that different Datasette drives had different 'sensitivities' (for lack of a better word). Luckily (?) I have three of them right now, and the third one was the charm! Fear For Sale Mystery Of Mcinroy Manor [full]. Couldn't believe my luck when it did load - I grabbed my camera and recorded the entire playing process, just in case this is the last time it'll ever work.

(and, by the way, the game was _nothing_ like I remembered it. That's what 20 years of memory loss does to you).