Finally got my RPI working and somehow it looks okay on my CRT TV. I decided to get the Game Development with Pico-8 by Dylan Bennet printed like a magazine so I can mimic the way programmers and hobbyists were able to program like they were doing BASIC code from a Magazine. It turned out pretty good. Can't wait to work on my 2nd game in a retro style kind of way haha

All I need now is to find someone who can help me install a RPI into a commodore 64 keyboard.. or a keyboard in general

Born and raised in the 90's as a casual user. Inceptors of the information superhighway, addict to the primetime TV, but can't code such a thing, not even navigate through a text interface. But recouping what I should had learned before the clock struck midnight on December 31st, 1989.

And yes, lived through the Y2K scare.

Yeah I was born in the 90s;91 to be exact but been really interested in retro programming so probably looking to run a DOSBOX or a C64 and try to learn C/MS-DOS game programming lol

You could connect a c64 keyboard with a keyrah adapter, would be pretty cool https://amigakit.amiga.store/product_info.php?products_id=1144