The C64 extension cartridge Final Cartridge III contains a graphical user interface named “Desktop”. There are two easter egg messages hidden in the calculator (from the “Utilities” menu).
By typing the numbers below followed by ‘=’ (or return key), it will briefly show one of two messages.
| Number | Message |
|---|---|
| 60346409900 | Megafold Software 1987 |
| 72930036200 | Ineke, veel liefs, Gerard |
Gerard van Assem is one of the developers of the FC3 Desktop.
What a fun trip down memory lane! I love how you uncovered the Easter egg in Final Cartridge III—makes me nostalgic for all those hidden gems in games from back then. I remember spending hours just trying to figure out little secrets like that! It adds such a layer of charm and unpredictability, doesn’t it? Thanks for sharing this find; I really appreciated the detailed breakdown. Can’t wait to dive into more of your Snow Rider 3D posts and rediscover other classics. Keep up the awesome work! 🎮
Interesante descubrimiento de huevos de pascua en el Final Cartridge III del Commodore 64. Convierte artículos de informática retro en vídeos cortos sencillos mediante nano-video.
Este artículo descubre dos curiosos mensajes ocultos en la calculadora del complemento Final Cartridge III para la consola C64, un detalle nostálgico muy interesante para los aficionados a la informática retro y la arquitectura 6502. Los contenidos sobre historia informática y hardware clásico pueden convertirse en vídeos explicativos llamativos con Nano-video.
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