Shredz64 - Guitar Hero for the Commodore 64 - Part 1

Shredz64 - Guitar Hero for the Commodore 64 - Part 1 User Reviews

• you could just play it on your xbox
• It's not necessarily wasting time if it teaches programming, such as the concepts of using a high order programing language or, better still, being about to write in low-level assembly. Those are rather basic programming concepts that are still relevant today. And, the CPU in the C64, the MOS 6510, is based on the MOS 6502. Today, the 6502 is still used for teaching assembly programming at universities and schools around the world.
• I won't sit down and shut up. Besides I think you just answered my question, "hacking for fun" and thats what I asked about. Period.
• If you have to ask... then you can't appreciate hacking for fun. Sit down and shut up.
• why would anyone want to waste their time doing this?!
• That had to have taken a while to locate and to mod . props
• ^i.e. disappointed by the remake, that is
• It may not be your cup of tea, but I saw it a few years before people even thought to make a remake, and I was disappopinted.
• All is good, man. Seriously though, if you haven't seen 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town' (1936), you really should. It's one of the four or five funniest films I've ever seen. It won the Oscar for directing that year, and should've won Best Picture (instead 'The Great Ziegfeld', a meh 3-hour biopic about a producer of meh plays on Broadway).
• I never said i've seen the 1936 version. I said he doesn't "star" in Uber crappy remakes and Films. I agree with you on number 3 and my comment when i said he makes films, I meant he stars in them. Sorry,
• This is awesome, thank you.
• the guitar itself likely has as much computational power as the c64 does lol!
• sweet
• 3. I use music from the c64 to score the majority of my films, and I am indebted to the medium, hence the defense.
• Where was this back in the day, I would have hella played this!
• 1. You've never seen the 1936 version of 'Mr. Deeds', or you wouldn't be saying that. 2. Adam Sandler didn't make the 2002 version of 'Mr. Deeds'. He starred in it. Steven Brill made 'Mr. Deeds', and Steven Brill makes uber-crappy remakes and films. 3. Some of the films Adam Sandler stars in ARE very funny. Some, on the other hand, are very, very bad (case in point: 'Eight Crazy Nights' (2002), 'Going Overboard' (1989)). I personally like Adam Sandler, and hate to see him wasted.
• Adam Sandler does not make 'uber-crappy' remakes and films. He makes extremely hilarious remakes and films.
• 1. 'TOO' is relative. 2. I use a touch pad to control my cursor. OH, SNAP!!!
• Wow someones getting a little TOO defensive over a video game system. I suggest removing your hand from the mouse and taking a few steps away from the computer.
• Oh, and history is nicest to the 1% who care about what 99% of the drones who inhabit this planet don't.
• Commodore 64s still exist, dude. I am in communication with its two present license holders. Oh, and sometimes, older things are better than their successors, like 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town' (1936) is infinitely better than the uber-crappy remake with Adam Sandler.
• The c64 is the most entertaining gaming system per byte, plus its SID chip (which provided the music and SFX) is regarded as one of the ten best microchips of the 20th century.
• I'm sure the gameplay is the same for GUITAR HERO games, since they ALL HAVE THE SAME GAMEPLAY.
• Because: Gameplay > Graphics
• Asking questions like "why" shows you just don't understand... Not everything has to have a reason, you know. This is just extremely cool to. Is it a waste of time? Certainly. Is it a very _cool_ waste of time? Absolutely!