Finally found the disk. Completely original....
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I have two cartridges of centipede for the C-64, one has a screw, but the other looks like this case with no screw. Of all the cartridges I have, that is the only one that looks like this sale. I don't know if either case is original, since neither of these cartridges has a label, but the PC board i...

These days youtube would most likely consider that cruelty to animals

Looking at their official website, they have changed the date again. Now it just says "December", with no specific date......

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I've seen this happen on some 5 1/4" disks over the years. Generally speaking the 5 1/4" disks seem to age better than their 3 1/2" counterparts though.
Oddly enough I don't believe this is an age related issue.

I was a bit surprised at the response to this project. Most of those cheap Chinese scalers do not give a good display (if they work at all). I guess this is all a bit subjective, but why not use the best display you can? Personally I like using CRTs with the C-64 too. If I want to use HDMI I'll use ...

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The SX is long gone, but I still have the disk.

I think I'll try my Commodore 1950 monitor next. But it is stored away and it didn't work the last time I used it. It can also display 15KHz RGB but has no component inputs. Have you seen this page on the 1950? It contains a couple of good tips for potential problems. https://www.bigbookofamigahard...