Both sides in this dispute are wannabe brand necromancers who claim to own a name and a logo, but have no idea what to do with them from a standpoint of what that name meant to consumers back in the day. To be fair I don't care if this guy wins or loses his IP dispute. If I buy a "new Commodore 64" I don't want it to be just a bog-standard PC in a retro case.<p>THEC64 and the Mega65 took different, better approaches to marketing Commodore nostalgia, without access to the brand name. I get that THEC64 is just VICE in a fancy case. But both models offer a selection of C64 games in a convenient form factor with a convenient interface, like other retro mini consoles, and the option to run additional software (unlike other retro mini consoles that haven't been hacked/reflashed!). And the full-size THEC64 offers a genuine-layout C64 keyboard, making using it <i>as</i> a C64 convenient and relatively accurate.<p>The Mega65 is just pure facerock and I want one so badly.