The story of the Commodore 64 in pixels

The book contains many features including an article on the history of the Commodore 64 by Roger Kean; a feature on those games that appeared on cartridge; a look at the SID chip, giving recognition to the best the music the chip had to offer; tape loaders and more. The cover of the book was designed by C64 graphics legend, Steven Day or STE'86 as many fans know him and is in matt with the Commodore logo and text embossed, and spot varnished. The book also has in its pages over 35 double page spreads of the best of the best of the games that the C64 has to offer. There is a glorious large central game image surrounded by the loading screen, cassette inlay art and publisher logo. Each double spread also has a mini 175-word review. We have spoken to over of those who worked on the Commodore 64 - producing the graphics, creating the sounds and music and programming the games. Their memoirs, in their own words, are in the book.