The Commodore Plus/4 is an 8-bit home computer released by Commodore in 1984 as the flagship model of the 264 series. Powered by a 0.89/1.76 MHz MOS 7501 CPU with 64 KB RAM, it uses the TED chip for 2-channel audio and 320 x 200 graphics in 121 colors, alongside four built-in productivity software applications in ROM.
A massive collaboration of six groups brings a full-screen, multi-part demo to the Commodore Plus/4 with a mix of vector tunnels, rotozoomers, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy high throughout. Read more about Return to Promised Land (Commodore Plus/4 Demo)