4 stars: It's interesting to go back to the C64. I was never big on the games; I wanted to program... and, unfortunately, Commodore (as much as I liked it) was among the most non-standard systems in almost everything it did: ASCII, BASIC... just about everything ;) I think that's why it never became a contender in the early days. In any case, the simplest one-line \
3 stars: Recent update does not fix the problem with cursor keys: Virtual keyboard is working, but not my hardware keyboard - cursor doesnt move when pressing the cursor keys. Tested on Samsung Tab S7 with Keyboard Bookcover DT870 from Samsung.
5 stars: I love the emulator but it doesn't want to load the d64 extension.
3 stars: Fixed my own problem: the d64 images have to have a capital D.
3 stars: best mobile c64 emulator I've found so far, but still not perfect. imo I'd like at least the option to see the whole border rather than just parts of it, and I'd like if inserting a disk without loading a file into memory was better supported. additionally, the keyboard makes it impossible to use the C\u003d or Ctrl keys, or to use the Run/Stop + Restore shortcut.
4 stars: Loading downloaded games seems not too work very well. I do have an issue for the developer. I have a game that uses memory address 653 to detect the status of the shift key so shift+joystick (port 2) performs a different function than joystick alone. It works on vice and on a real c64, but this emulator doesn't seem to handle shif...