"I've always believed the best thing a company can do is partner with its community - and with a passionate fan base carrying the torch for 31 years, Commodore's situation is truly unique when it comes to community engagement. The community didn't wait around - instead they built something remarkable."
"Players, hardware hobbyists, developers, content creators, and publishers are all a part of the Commodore community, and now we get to build what's next together."
Larry Hryb, known as Major Nelson during his two decades at Microsoft as Xbox's most prominent public figure, has joined Commodore as Community Development Advisor. His role involves supporting and expanding Commodore's global community while introducing the revived 80s computer brand to new generations of creators, developers, and enthusiasts. Hryb previously worked at Unity as Director of Community and Advocacy. He emphasizes the importance of partnering with communities, noting Commodore's unique situation with a passionate fan base that has sustained the brand for 31 years. Commodore's comeback strategy focuses on nostalgia, with the recently released Commodore 64 Ultimate serving as an authentic recreation of its famous 8-bit computer.
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