3.1
3.75K reviews
100K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

Famous C64 emulator, ported to Android.
Sources are available on GitHub, search for FrodoC64.
Updated on
Nov 24, 2014

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Ratings and reviews

2.9
3.26K reviews
Robert Gilbert
October 30, 2023
The app actually starts, and on an older phone I am able to get to the menu. On my newest phone, there's no way to get to the menu, but my wireless keyboard works! Now, if there was a way to get into settings, and change the key that activates the menu, this would be dandy! Hope the programmer can fix this, because a lot of people are waiting for the rest of the functionality to work. Where are you mr. developer? We'd like to hear from you ! :)
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Daniel Herring
August 6, 2020
This is an awesome app!! It works perfect. You can play all your favorite C64 games from the past. 80s nostalgia. Press the back button on your phone to switch between keyboard and joystick. Hold the back button to access the menu. Then you can load your favorite game. You can also switch joystick ports 1 and 2. You can store all your c64 roms on the micro sd card. It also works with a bluetooth wireless gamepad. Best emulator ever!! Update: Sad to say that I got a new phone and now the app no longer works. I guess it is not compatible with the LG Stylo 6 phone. So I had to bite the bullet and pay $3.99 for the C64.emu app lol.
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Antti Brax
September 25, 2020
This app does not work in Android 10! In an earleir version upgrade Google, in it's infinite stupidity, removed the system menu button from the standard user interface and thus broke all applications that were built to have a consistent and standard user experience, just like they should have been. Applications that rolled out all kinds of UI gimmickry and non-standard widgets stayed just fine. I lost four apps. Thanks Google. You were the real MVP.
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Android 5.0 Fix