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This ad from 1988 is for a couple of late 1980s computer games distributed by U.S. Gold in North America. Tower Topper is a platform game...

Commodore World was a publication started by Creative Micro Devices (CMD) after the last major Commodore related magazine ceased publicat...

Commodore Power/Play was Commodore's more entertainment oriented magazine back when they published more than one. It mostly covered the C...

Cover of the April 1992 issue of Zzap! 64 I have no doubt this would have been my favorite magazine for a time if it had been available i...

Because I had a Commodore 64 and wanted an Amiga, I always loved this official Commodore publication. The July 1988 issue includes: Featu...

Commodore: The MicroComputer Magazine was one of Commodore's earlier publications. In late 1982 they were covering the new Commodore 64 a...

Commodore Magazine was Commodore's last iteration of an official publication. By this point it had gone through a couple of name changes ...

Commander was a relatively short-lived magazine dedicated to Commodore computers. It only lasted about two years, from 1982 to 1984, and ...

In 1983, one of Commodore's official magazines, Commodore: The MicroComputer Magazine, was covering the new Commodore 64, the VIC-20 and ...

Commodore published their own magazines for their various computers for a long time. For a while they had multiple titles and tried to sp...

Compute!'s Gazette was the one really successful spinoff of Compute! and one of the most popular Commodore 8-bit specific magazines in No...

Info wasn't as popular as magazines like Run, Compute!'s Gazette or Commodore Magazine but it still had a pretty long run. Info's claim t...

Commodore Magazine was the last iteration of Commodore's official magazine. It covered the Commodore 64, Commodore 128 and Amiga. The Jul...

Commodore Microcomputers was Commodore's official magazine in 1985. Eventually it would merge with other Commodore publications and becom...

Commodore Microcomputers was an official Commodore publication that eventually evolved into Commodore Magazine. It covered whatever Commo...

Cover of the June 1984 issue of Compute!'s Gazette Gazette was Compute!'s most successful spin-off magazine. It covered Commodore's 8-bit...

RUN was one of the longest running and most successful magazines for Commodore 64 computers. The June 1989 issue includes: Features Calor...

Info's claim to fame was being the first magazine produced entirely with home computers. Very early on this was done on the Commodore 64 ...

K-Power was a magazine oriented towards teens published in 1984. Only eight standalone issues were published until it merged with Family ...

RUN was one of the most popular and longest lasting magazines dedicated to the Commodore 64. RUN lasted from 1984 all the way through th...

For most of Commodore's life they published magazines for their computers. Sometimes there were multiple titles. Commodore Power/Play was...

Compute!'s Gazette was a spinoff of Compute! dedicated to the Commodore 64. It was the most successful of Compute!'s several spinoff maga...

In addition to their regular monthly issues, RUN came out with annual special issues during the Commodore 64s most successful years. Thes...

MicroKids was a short-lived magazine aimed at kids (tweens to teens). It had articles about computers, software reviews and how-tos as we...

Compute! was a multi-format computer magazine published throughout most of the 1980s and early 1990s. Compute! also had several spin-off ...

Die Hard, based on the Bruce Willis movie of the same name, was developed by Activision and released for the Commodore 64 in 1990. While ...

This particular page of ads is from the first issue of Compute!'s Gazette. Gazette was Compute!'s most successful spinoff and was publish...

You millennials with your fancy social networking, eBay, VR chat, online gaming, etc. Well, when I was your age, we could do it all on no...

Cover of the November 1984 issue of Compute!'s Gazette Compute!'s Gazette was one of a few popular Commodore 64 magazines that were publi...

Cover of the November 1992 issue of Zzap! 64 Zzap! 64 was something we didn't have here in the U.S. and that is a gaming magazine dedicat...