Scene World – The C64 NTSC/PAL Disk Magazine – Podcast
Aug 17, 2026 · 0 min · 12 segments
In this episode we are talking with McRalph who turned his hobby as a YouTuber in the sim racing scene into a full time job. He talks about the transition from hobby to job, his experiences, and much…
But before though, we have some news.
And there are not many, because we are in a summer hole.
But there are two.
The summer hole.
And...
Is
Yes, people actually say that.
Yeah, yeah, true.
It's
really okay.
I didn't know that.
It's really,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
Not summer break or something.
I don't know.
No, no,
no.
Well, the summer hole of news for the summer break.
And this is amazing because the person who is doing the version is Steve McCrea.
And Steve McCrea, he did the VIC-20 version 11 years ago of Doom.
And now he's done the same for the C64.
And what he's actually doing, from what I saw, is he's using Charizard graphics.
for the environment and for the enemies so it's not super pretty but it has good performance and it will come with an editor so you can make your own levels
But before though, we have some news.
And there are not many, because we are in a summer hole.
But there are two.
The summer hole.
And...
Is
Yes, people actually say that.
Yeah, yeah, true.
It's
really okay.
I didn't know that.
It's really,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
Not summer break or something.
I don't know.
No, no,
no.
Well, the summer hole of news for the summer break.
And this is amazing because the person who is doing the version is Steve McCrea.
And Steve McCrea, he did the VIC-20 version 11 years ago of Doom.
And now he's done the same for the C64.
And what he's actually doing, from what I saw, is he's using Charizard graphics.
for the environment and for the enemies so it's not super pretty but it has good performance and it will come with an editor so you can make your own levels
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