PC64

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PC64 aka Personal 64 is a Commodore 64 emulator written by Wolfgang Lorenz. It was originally released as shareware. In 1997, Wolfgang Lorenz decided to stop the development and sale of PC64 and he released it as freeware. At the time, there weren't many C64 emulators.

PC64 was released for DOS and Windows.

In 1995, PC64 was one of the first practical Commodore 64 emulators for PCs. Another early Commodore 64 emulator is C64S.

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