“Commodore has returned from a parallel timeline where tech stayed optimistic, inviting, and human,” explains the official web site for “the first real Commodore computer in over 30 years…” You can check out an ad for it here . “Not an emulator. Not a PC… Powered by a FPGA recreation of the original motherboard, wrapped in glowing game-reactive LEDs (or classic beige of course).” Fast Company calls it “a $299 device that its makers claim is compatible with over 10,000 retro games, cartridges, and peripherals.” In a YouTube video posted last month, “Peri Fractic” said he’d purchased the company for “a low seven-figure sum,” and said he’d recruited several former Commodore employees to help relaunch the brand.