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Yes, we know what you’re thinking, you’ve heard of the Commodore 64, but never the Commodore 77, and no, it’s not a Commodore 64 with a 13K RAM expansion!
The Commodore 77 is a new collab between the relaunched Commodore and Cyberpunk 2077 developer and publisher CD Projekt RED, on whose Witcher 3 remaster we reported earlier today.
The Commodore 77 is a special limited edition of the Commodore 64 Ultimate, on which we have reported previously, that’s been inspired by the aesthetic of Cyberpunk 2077, boasting a sleek metal plate and a soft turquoise glow. The Commodore 77 will also come with an exclusive original demo, offering an all-new experience that expands the lore of the Cyberpunk universe. The demo is only available with the Commodore 77, and will be shipping on an exclusive “Arasaka” cartridge design inspired by the “shards” from Cyberpunk 2077.
Created by the long-running Polish C64 demo group Arise, with an original soundtrack by chiptune legend LukHash – whose 2021 album CyberChip was crafted and recorded entirely on original Commodore 64 hardware – the non-interactive demo showcases just how far the boundaries of hardware developed in 1982 can be pushed.
This is thanks in no small part to several features the demo makes use of that are exclusive to the enhanced Commodore 64 Ultimate line, including 24-channels of stereo SID chip music and a two-megabyte cartridge chip to contain the code. As the demo plays, the LEDs in the Commodore 77‘s base light up and dance in time, seen through the exclusive smoked grey translucent case design.
The Commodore 77 is set to ship in February 2027, some 50 years before the setting of Cyberpunk 2077, and you can pre-order it now, directly from Commodore, priced at $377.00 USD, with 376 out of 300 units from the second Commodore 77 batch still remaining at the time of writing, and if you’re lucky enough to be at Gamescom 2026 this week, you can see the Commodore 77 in action in Hall 10.1 at Booth C059/B050.
