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Video interview with Stewart Cheifet
Stewart Cheifet is the person who invented and hosted the world's first and most famous computer TV show called the Computer Chronicles back in 1983-2002!
Posted by Nebulous on Feb 12, 2015 // Read more »
Meeting report of the Vintage Computer Festival East 9.1 by Bil Herd
Bil Herd, former employer of Commodore was very kind to us and provided a report of the VCF 9.1 Meeting exclusively for Scene World #23!
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Adam Dunkels
Adam Dunkels is the creator of ContikiOS, inventor of Micro IP and founder + CEO of Thingsquare.
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Alexey Pajitnov
Alexey Pajitnov is a known and famous game designer, his most known achievement is the release of the Russian mind puzzler "TETRIS".
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Chuck Peddle
Chuck Peddle is an electronic engineer and was a hardware engineer at Commodore. He did the PET computer and invented the famous 6502 micro chip, the first chip that was really cheap and powerful and found its way into the C64, and many more devices nowadays.
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Bil Herd
Bil Herd is a computer engineer and was a senior hardware engineer at Commodore. He did the Plus/4, the C16/116m C264, C364 and last but not least the C128 computer together with Dave Haynie and others.
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Petro Tyschtschenko
Petro Tyschtschenko has been been working for Commodore/AMIGA longer than any other Commodore employee (1982-2001). Worked at Commodore as Director Internatinal Logistics and Materials and lateron as CEO. Also was CEO of Amiga lateron and did the deals with ESCOM and Gateway2000 regarding the AMIGA assets.
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 29, 2014 // Read more »
Ghostbusters turns 30 – special episode of Retro Hunter
Retro Hunter celebrates Ghostbusters 30th anniversary with an exclusive episode for Scene World Magazine
Posted by Nebulous on Jun 09, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Jeri Ellsworth
Jeri Ellsworth is a self-taught computer chip designer. She is best known for creating a Commodore 64 emulator within a joystick, in 2004, called C64 Direct-to-TV. and the ATX-motherboard C64 clone called "Commodore One".
Posted by Nebulous on Jan 16, 2014 // Read more »
Video interview with Ralph H. Baer
Ralph Baer is video game pioneer, inventor and engineer, known as "The Father of Video Games". He also received the National Medal of Technology for inventing the home console for video games and spawning the video game industry.
Posted by Nebulous on Jan 16, 2014 // Read more »