Now that I’m listening to this I have to laugh, he can’t connect the audio directly to the commodore because the commodore tape port is an edge connector for talking to the datasette.
I just came to this thread to post something similar. As someone who had three or four cassette-based micro computers before getting one with floppy disks, I knew there would be a reason like this.
For example, I had an Amstrad 464 that had a tape deck built into it, so there were no audio-in jacks. It doesn’t matter if you have a digital audio file, the only way to get the sound in is via a cassette.
There are ghosts, when ghosts touch dead bodies they explode. America is in semi-apocalypse mode because of said ghost explosions. You play as a man who can put his ghost back in his body without exploding, so you are the deliveryman between the sparse enclaves across America. You will travel from point to point while keeping your cargo intact, avoiding ghosts and raiders, and building travel infrastructure like ziplines and roads. You can also download the infrastructure from other players and maintain it by “liking” it. It’s a hiking simulator with themes of American paranoia, digital social spaces, and parenthood.
Oh, you also carry a baby born from a corpse. The baby let’s you see exploding ghosts.
I could hear @SkeleRym 's brandy swirling in the snifter and his eyes rotating to look down his nose talking about Overwatch 2 and the people that will like it.
Hoity British Accent “MMmnn yes these commoners, who love their characters and want to have fun playing them cooperatively. Such simpletons cannot comprehend the sublime experience of competitive games… ROYSTON! ROYSTON! THE PLEBS ARE TRYING TO PLAY IN MY COMPETITIVE IVORY TOWER! FETCH MY BLUNDERBUSS!”