The SID chip inside the Commodore 64 and 128 is arguably still the gold standard for chip tunes, and the C64 itself still a decent computer for MIDI sequencing. [Frank Buss] realized most of the MIDI cartridges for the Commodore computers are either out of production or severely limited, so he set out to create his own. Unlike the few…
New Amiga album from Yerz: ‘Rave is illegal!’.Amiga 500 this time – and standard 4-channel music, 8-bit quality, made with OctaMED 4.0.Recorded from real hardware (stereo slightly changed). All the music has been made on Amiga 500 (4 channels, 8-bit quality of sound) using the OctaMED 4.0 program.Speech/vocal samples come usually from the MusicRadar. Female vocal by Mandy Edge.Cover-art: rendering…
NetSurf is a small but fast web browser for Amiga, RISC OS and Linux. NetSurf supports HTML and CSS: A few examples of the changes in this version are: Faster CSS selection performance, faster start up time, new look and feel to the tree views, improved options handling, undo/redo support in text areas, and general improvement of forms. Website: http://www.netsurf-browser.orgSource:…
Last year Baron Ashler released the game A.R.C.O.S. for the Commodore 16/Plus/4. The game was written in Basic and sometimes it was a little bit slow. But now SVS made a faster version of the game. In the game you must fight against the aliens. You have the control over the ultra secret weapon called A.R.C.O.S. Besides defeating the aliens…
Welcome to episode 82 of The Retro Asylum, the UK’s No1 Retro Gaming Podcast. In this episode your hosts are MrSid aka Sam and PressPlayOnTape aka Steve. The guys take a look at one of the most popular game developers/publishers ever; Ocean Software. Starting in 1984 where it all began, and then working their way through the years right up…







