Scene World – The C64 NTSC/PAL Disk Magazine – Podcast
Oct 4, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 14 segments
An open source project for retro computing joysticks? Frank Niggemann did exactly that with OSA-Stick, the joysticks support multiple systems and configurations. We learn all about this project from…
And as the last few times, unfortunately, another composer pioneer died.
Oh, I didn't heard about anything like that.
Three days ago, Markus Siebold died.
Of cancer, as I've heard.
And he was known for making a soundtrack of Terracan 2 on the Commodore 64 and Enforcer.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
That is what he was known for.
And one of his last projects he worked on was Crush, which was a successor of Katakis that was finished and released at Steam for PC in 2017. so that's it so far so if you want to hear out one of his last music contributions to the well to the gaming world That would be one example where you can check out his sound track skills, or of course, as I said, Enforcer and Turrican 2 on the Commodore 64, which is interesting because most people think that the Amiga version was done first and then ported to the Z64, but actually, the other way around.
It was firstly done on the C64 and then ported to the Amiga.
And as the last few times, unfortunately, another composer pioneer died.
Oh, I didn't heard about anything like that.
Three days ago, Markus Siebold died.
Of cancer, as I've heard.
And he was known for making a soundtrack of Terracan 2 on the Commodore 64 and Enforcer.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
That is what he was known for.
And one of his last projects he worked on was Crush, which was a successor of Katakis that was finished and released at Steam for PC in 2017. so that's it so far so if you want to hear out one of his last music contributions to the well to the gaming world That would be one example where you can check out his sound track skills, or of course, as I said, Enforcer and Turrican 2 on the Commodore 64, which is interesting because most people think that the Amiga version was done first and then ported to the Z64, but actually, the other way around.
It was firstly done on the C64 and then ported to the Amiga.
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