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It’s not often that we mention the Commodore 64 on this website for some reason but today is the day that we will publish our very first pure C64 article. The reason for this is the all-new 30th Anniversary fan-made sequel thingy in the Giana Sisters franchise. So, what’s so special about this new fan-made […]

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I was first introduced to this game a few months ago and i must admit that I never expected this to be released as a full-blown title a few months after that, it wasn’t that it felt like a bad game or whatever, it just didn’t feel like a commercial title if there’s such a […]

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The same day the operating system update was released, a FAQ has been uploaded to AmiNet. If you have questions about or issues with AmigaOS 3.1.4 this might be the place to start looking for answers:

http://aminet.net/package/docs/help/AmigaOS_3.1.4-FAQ

AmigaOS 3.1.4 for 68K Amigas released

Another update to the AMIGA alive Web Directory - 56 links added, now 340 websites listed!

If you're looking for something specific, make sure to check the "Misc / Mixed" section, as some websites cover multiple different subjects, e.g. software authors may have created very different applications.

In Amigaland, 3.1.4 comes after 3.9: 18 years have passed since the last update of AmigaOS3 - since yesterday you can purchase a new release, AmigaOS 3.1.4!

Gathering information from various sources (see end of article) it's assumed it has these features:

Author: Mathieu PEPONAS

Version: 0.8 WIP

I am very excited to say that I finally saved up the money to get a AmigaOne X5000, and it arrived in the post this past week from AmigaKit in the UK. To say I am very excited to receive it is an understatement.

Anything can happen in AmigaLand they say, right?   I am yet again in shock and awe because of the Amiga scene as the unthinkable happened, what am i talking about you say?  This is what i am on about – CD32 SCENE, a brand new proper magazine for the Amiga Cd32 console, last time […]

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This is a small writeup how to move components from an dead Amiga 1200 to a ReAmiga board. (and basically the same as how to build one)

First of all I want to excuse the BAD soldering on the pictures here as I was out of solderwire and all I was able to get was leadfree crap.
and DAMN it is CRAP so solderjoints looks like I am drunk when soldering.

Remember this is NOT a SMD Soldering tutorial.

Even more pure awesomeness. The Amiga community is without a doubt the most active and knowledgeable in the retro scene.

Paul Rezendes' Amiga 4000 replica mainboard

We've already reported about this project - and, yeah, it's done, thanks to Paul and the community!

The GoFundMe campaign has reached and even exceeded the amount of money required, and Paul Rezendes was pretty quick at getting the first boards produced and tested. By now the files created have been released to the public, and you can even order a board from Paul.

This week I received a new boxed Amiga game in the post called Zerosphere, released by Poly Play.