CommodoreServer by Gregory Alekel of CommodoreServer.com is a free pixel font with tall, squared letters and a stark early-computer profile. Uneven widths and abrupt cut-ins make the alphabet feel more like custom machine lettering than a tidy terminal face.
Retro game graphics and electronic album covers benefit from its severe angles and unconventional shapes. The same hardware-minded forms link arcade posters, tech branding, and screen-based event graphics through a shared computer-culture reference.
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The Commodore font includes all Commodore 64 characters in uppercase and lowercase, including all characters and their reverse-video versions.
It was originally created for CommodoreServer.com to provide one-to-one mappings of actual Commodore ASCII characters to PC characters. The font may be used in projects or websites provided that credit is given to CommodoreServer.com with a link to the following website:
http://www.commodoreserver.com
New versions will include updated characters for other Commodore systems.