Category: Commodore Amiga
Commodore Free Magazine has published its latest issue #88. The magazine is provided for free in PDF and HTML format. Some of the contents of this issue: General News ASM80 Update Homebuilt MOS 6502 Laptop The Games-Coffer Website TAP Manager 1.0.2 Raspberry Pi SID player RECOIL 3.2.0 Released C64 News Gamebase 64 Update To v13 Commodore C64C Molds Found Ultima…
The documentary ‘Viva Amiga’ was crowdfunded back in 2011 and it’s been in production since then. If you are, like us, looking forward to watch it, here is a great opportunity to be one of the first to enjoy it. The Viva Amiga Team and the organizers of the US Amiga 30th anniversary event are pleased to announce the world’s…
We reported a couple of weeks ago about Aaron White’s 9th Amiga Music disk release, titled C64 to Amiga Chiptunes Volume One. Today we have some fantastic news for you all! Aaron has sent us over his latest release, C64 to Amiga Chiptunes Volume Two! They say that the sequel is never as good as the original, but in this case,…
[youtube PksHJ7wCm2Q nolink] Liquid Kids was developed by Ocean Software in 1991, but it was never released. In 2003, Galahad of Fairlight obtained a copy, fixed several bugs and released it for the Amiga community. Lemon Amiga has published in its YouTube channel a play guide and review of the game. The video runs for almost 50 minutes and it…
A beautiful hardcover book chronicling the Commodore Amiga years. First hand interviews, insane stories, and lots of laughs. Continuing the story of Commodore where the previous book, Commodore: A Company on the Edge left off, this book takes a look at Commodore’s most tumultuous years How did the Amiga, a computer now widely regarded as having been five years ahead of…
Ron Nicholson and Joe Decuir, engineers that designed Amiga’s custom chipset “Lorraine”, will be attending on the next 25th & 26th of July the Amiga 30th anniversary at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Ron and Joe will be presenting for the first time their work on the Amiga Lorraine chip set, while working with Jay Miner, the…
Star Wars: Escape From Mos Eisley is a simple adventure game created using AMOS. This game was a learning step for Umpal, so don’t expect anything amazing, however it’s pretty impressive considering all he knew of AMOS before he started was the name! Requirements Hard drive is a must. It should work on 1MB CHIP plus some other memory, but…
MIG n ZIGGY is a new platformer in development. Mig is an alien and Ziggy is the drone. The current focus of the work on this game is fine tuning of the design and a lot of pixel work lies according to the author (Invent), including the main character. Invent has kept to a 320×256 C64 16 colour palette and I…
Equality was originally written under PC-DOS by Jean-Michel Martin Santero then adapted by Bruno Ethvignot. An earlier version had been developed on the Amiga in 1991, but unfortunately was never finalised. This version was very different, but deemed too complex by many. Equality was programmed in machine language MC68000 with Devpac assembler and runs on Amiga OCS and 512 KB…
Amiten (and friends) have begun creating a new game called Willow Warrior. Willow Warrior is an investigation and a tutorial to learn Amos Professional where Amiten codes the game online in his youtube live channel called Amicon España.The game is currently only a prototype with just four screens, but the source code and the game has been made available to…
