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Around the time old man Crecente got his first gray hair (1982), the Commodore 64 was released. The gaming PC eventually died out in 1993, but Crecente's gray hairs kept coming (hence, his mysterious trip "abroad").

Good news, the Commodore is back! Sort of.

Thanks to a new partnership, Commodore Gaming has been resurrected. What will the company be creating? No clue, but apparently mobile games are involved.

"Gaming is one of Commodore's key historic competences, and the conclusion of this agreement emphasises Commodore's strategy to build on the strengths of the rich Commodore heritage," said Commodore important person Ben van Wijhe. "Now that the license agreement is concluded, Commodore Gaming will continue to create new types of game experiences and interactions."

Way to cash in on nostalgia! This will be great—just like when a buncha New Yorkers bought Atari. Brian Ashcraft

More Here [Eurogamer]
Previously: Commodore Comeback? [Kotaku]