Dear friends, we have finally managed to finish a new session. It took me almost 2 months to complete the 500 dumps you will find in the download. Unfortunately, given the difficult time we are going through, it seemed unnecessary and inappropriate to carry out further sessions earlier. It takes

Dear Friends, slowly our dumping work continues, and today we offer you the second part of the vast archive that we are working on, but there is still a lot of work to be done. On the other hand, with the new health emergency, it is better to stay at

We want to tell you about the epic effort of Sh0ckTr00per, a Dutch enthusiast who has dumped a mountain of diskettes collected in recent years. Unfortunately many floppies have errors but in case there is something interesting he is available to send the damaged disks to someone with more patience

Schools have started and what better opportunity to release a new session entirely dedicated to teaching and study. Always among the dumps supplied by Nicolò we have discovered this gem full of many very beautiful applications that we have not found on the net. Hoping that they can take you

Here we are again on the track! Let’s pick up from where we left off: the first part of the August session. We have not yet been able to completely finish it because of the wear and tear of modern life but in any case we still have about 50

Happy Ferragosto (Feriae Augusti) to all with a new Dumping session. This time we have the pleasure of presenting a new friend: Nicolò! He is the Deus ex machina of this session and we want to take this opportunity to thank him publicly. Personally, thanks to him, I’ve found a

We’re back and this time with a new friend: Alberto from the 8bitinside.com association. Alberto sent us twenty diskettes with games, applications and a little gem: The Basotter, an expansion of the C64 basic all made in Italy designed for the fabulous Commodore 1520 plotter. Along with the dump I

Our tools: Commodore 64G, 1541 Ultimate II Plus, 1541-II Disk Drive, Commodore 1701, Isopropyl Alcohol and lots of cotton swabs (recycled to perfection). The challenge begins! Our first dumping session gave us joy and pain … We managed to preserve programs that at first glance we could not find online: