Commodore 64

Area code 902 says, "My nerdiness matches yours.

I love when you talk about your Commodore 64 and other computer hobbies.

Please continue.

Your show remains a highlight of my day." It's a very weird aspect that ha- that is just, like, in direct competition with the rest of my personality, and it doesn't really fit into the show.

Like, some of these computers, mainly the, uh, the Amiga, but I also think some of the, like, the 16-bit, uh, Atari computers, they have these weird ass floppy drives.

Now, for those of you that grew up, you know, in the '80s and '90s with, like, IBM computers or Windows computers, uh, and you had floppy drives, uh, they were pretty much silent until they were in use.

Not with Commodores.

Commodores, like y- Commodores every couple seconds the floppy drive makes noises if you don't have a disk in, and it's, like, super annoying.

It's absolutely fantastic.

A host of projects Danny always has on the go, from anime doodling to soldering broken traces on the motherboard of their Commodore 64.

Brilliant.

I don't know what anime doodling is.

was one of the original games on the Amiga computer.

Do you remember the Commodore Amiga? I used an IBM

compatible, but it was a great game.

Yeah.

In fact, I used to go to my now late cousin's house and he had an Amiga.

The

Commodore Amiga, the graphics were like at next level when it came out.

A Commodore 64 type setup.

So I'm 47.

My first, my first, my first gaming system, I had a Commodore 64.

I had the, I had the Commodore 64 before I got the, the, the Nintendo.

So.

What was it? Uh, pitfall was probably my, my, like the earliest game that I can remember.

So my background, it started as a kid.

I think we had the Atari gaming console and then the Commodore 64.

My dad bought the Commodore 64.

Born and raised in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

So there was maybe one or two shops, a Radio Shack and another shop that sold the Commodore 64.

We had a Commodore 64 out of...

All of my siblings, I think I gravitated more to that Commodore 64.

I think I just had a passion for electronics and learning computers.

nathan you've been in me bloody room

you and nathan maybe if i'd had a brother i wouldn't be the way i am maybe i'd have learned to cope around other people exactly i was messy as a kid though i once ruined my uh commodore 64 because i left a mint feast on it and it just melted

what's fascinating about that is the fact that you said i was messy as a kid i've heard you say that anecdote before applying that's the only messy thing you ever did as a kid that was a rat tear away And others.

There are

Dave starts off jumping around and bombing his way around a Splunky cave.

And along the way, you'll go to Super Nintendo caves, you'll go to Commodore 64 caves, Speccy caves, um... 16-bit caves, caves in the future, secret caves from old Talimus games.

And eventually you'll find all your PSPs and be able to wander back.

And maybe your father won't be so disgusted with you.