I’ve no trigger to make use of one, however I need one.
If there’s one firm whose vibe completely meshes with the world of Cyberpunk 2077, it is that of Commodore. The house computing pioneer’s boxy machines absolutely impressed the cyberdecks utilized by all good netrunners again within the day. It is why this tie-up between the brand new Commodore and CD Projekt Crimson (CDPR) makes as a lot sense now as it might have executed in 1984… or 2077.
The pair have teamed as much as make the Commodore 77, a model of the Commodore 64 Final styled as if it was a relic from Evening Metropolis itself. Its yellow breadbox case is dinged up and marked with graffiti, there is a metallic plate on the operate row and half-removed stickers. Even the boot display has been redesigned to raised go well with its new dystopian aesthetic. If it wasn’t for the etched brand on the entrance, it might be straightforward to think about this as one thing that fell out of the sport.
Followers of 2K77 is perhaps excited to be taught it ships with a demo containing an “expertise” which “expands the lore of the Cyberpunk universe.” The demo was created by Polish C64 group Come up with a soundtrack from chiptune artist LukHash. It’s going to additionally ship on an “Arasaka”-design cartridge. Consumers can even discover a new customized neon energy gentle, stickers, pins, collectible packaging and a themed spiral-bound consumer information.
For those who’re unfamiliar, Commodore was resurrected by YouTuber Christian “Perifractic” Simpson, with its first product being the 64 Final. It is an FPGA-recreation of the unique mannequin with an actual keyboard, HDMI, USB and WiFi that is backwards-compatible with authentic C64 equipment. The brand new fashions are even constructed from the unique injection mould tooling, and is on the market in both its authentic beige “breadbin” form or the extra Amiga-esque C64C. And, from nothing however seems alone, it seems a rattling sight higher than TheC64Mini for these trying to tickle their nostalgia glands.
The Commodore 77 is on the market to pre-order for $377 at Commodore.net, however there isn’t any date but set on when you’ll take possession.

