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Mini vMac for iOS is a classic Macintosh (Mac Plus, Mac II or Mac 128K) emulator that runs on any iOS device (version 9 and up). The project is being around since 2016, but now anyone can enjoy it. Since Apple never allow emulators to be available on the official App Store, Jesús A. Álvarez has released the complete project with…
The long-running TRS8Bit newsletter has a special treat for its readers: a special edition containing a compilation of all BASIC one-liners published throughout the years. The free “package” contains a PDF with the articles that brought the one-liners and a DSK image with all of them ready to run! (although I personally think you should try to type at least…
In the beginning of 2018 Simon Vergauwen acquired the complete Amiga Floppy Disk collection of BS1 (Bamiga Sector One). They gathered this software +25 years ago swapping with other groups, by downloading, etc.. For all these years they sat on a member’s attic waiting to see the daylight again and here they are. They are stored in +-75 boxes, an…
Latest releases over at CSDb are as follows: Excess Mini Trainer Intro, Sam’s Journey +9D [easyflash], IK Mar Del Plata, Iceblox Plus +3HF, Pengo(+) +2D, Sydney Hunter Preview +, Lunari +3F, The Castles of Doctor Creep +2, Impossible Mission, Gametune 2017, 2nd Gametune 2017, Master of the Lamps +3, Killerwatt +3, Airwolf +2, Iceblox Plus, Pullout +4H, Iceblox Plus +3H,…
The English and German editions of Amiga Future 130 (January/February 2018) have been released, they can be ordered from Amiga dealers or directly from the editorial office. This issue’s topics include a review of “Schütze Mike and the Treasures of the Inkas” and an interview with editor Andreas Magerl on the occasion of the magazine’s 20th birthday. Information: amigafuture.de Orders:…
Tue Jan 9th 2018 19:00 USRT (Tue Jan 9th 2018 19:00 Local); Ziona and Slaygon The Anniversary Show – A year ago, on the 10th of January, a girl with shaking legs, struggling and sweating, went live on air on SLAY Radio for the first time ever. Even though she almost had a heart attack pressing the button at the…
COMPUTE!’s Sidplayer was a music system created by Craig Chamberlain and Harry Bratt for the Commodore 64 home computer. Sidplayer was the most popular Commodore 64 music system in the U.S., as measured by the number of songs available for download on services such as Compuserve and Q-Link (the forerunner to America Online). The aim of the Compute’s Gazette Sid…
SNDH archive 4.7 released. 323 SNDH-files added or updated! Ever since the birth of the Atari ST, different chip music formats have had different ways to use them. If you are coding a chip music player for the Atari ST you would have to use dozens and dozens of special ways to replay music. But in the mid 90’s, BDC…
There is a new update on the ZX Spectrum Next Kickstarter page showing everything that was accomplished so far, including all the help the community gave to the ZX Spectrum Next team to ensure the early problems with the boards were fixed. Now the question that we keep asking! How about the full computers? The final design of the case…
The Arcade Blogger has the best arcade coverage and articles out there; I give you that! And with no surprise, they have published another great one for our enjoyment. This time, Tony came all the way from England to visit the new Miami Pinball Museum and posted an extensive story about it, with plenty of pictures that will make the…
