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6dev09 Build 19 Released – Now Free and Open source!

Winter s coming quick, so to make sure everyone has something to do this winter, we have release 19, going public! There s not a whole lot new here, but a few bug fixes and software updates. Here’s the full list of changes: Download it today!

6dev09 Build 18 Released

Summer’s heating up here in Illinois, so while it’s too hot to go out, I’ve been cooking up something here at home. We have release 18! Unfortunately, this release will not include the much anticipated ugBASIC support, but I’ve started on adding support for this new exciting language for 6dev09 and I expect it to [ ]

Privacy Policy & Terms of Use

Hello all, I have created a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service that affect use of PlayPi Games and 6dev09 and our other software. I tried to keep it simple and the terms of use as open as possible. It takes effect right away so be sure to read these documents: https://www.playpi.net/privacy-policy/ https://www.playpi.net/terms-of-service/ If you [ ]

New Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Hello all, I have created a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service that affect use of PlayPi Games and 6dev09 and our other software. I tried to keep it simple and the terms of use as open as possible. It takes effect right away so be sure to read these documents: https://www.playpi.net/privacy-policy/https://www.playpi.net/terms-of-service/ If you have [ ]

6dev09 Build 17 Released

Some small updates releasing today. You can get these updates in the Software Portal. One of the bigger changes affects the preferences and disk creation. You can now use %src% and %srcext% tags in the preferences in most of the textbox fields. This will allow you to use name of your source file rather than [ ]

Celebrating Retro Computing at CoCoFEST! with PlayPi Games

Featured photo courtesy of Jim Brain It s been an incredible time at this year s CoCoFEST! I had a fantastic experience, and I couldn t be happier to have participated in this celebration of retro computing. The event brought together an amazing group of passionate Color Computer enthusiasts, and it was an absolute pleasure to catch up [ ]