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Hello all,

Just saw this video of an Amiga 600 running Wolfenstein 3D.. nice! The A600 has the upcoming Vampire II card.

Amazing!

Hello everyone,

Quite a few people in the Amiga community are looking forward to the release of the Vampire II board. Thought  I’d make a post with a few videos of it in action. Enjoy!

First up is an Amiga 600 running AmigaOS 3.5, as well as games:

Today I wanted to take a early preview look at AmiCloud Beta for AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition. I tested it on the AmigaOne X1000 and Sam 460CR.

One of the downsides of MorphOS’s compatibility with the classic Amiga is that a lot of it’s viruses is also compatible. The other day I got reminded of this and decided to check my system for viruses.

There isn’t a native virus checker, but for the same reason you can get Amiga viruses, you can also use some Amiga virus checkers. The one that is most up to date is from 2004 and is called VirusZ.

Today I wanted to take a look at the recently released game called Gorky 17 by Hyperion Entertainment.  I am running Gorky 17 on AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition on my AmigaOne X1000.

With the Vampire V2, your A600 will be much faster than an Amiga 4000 with a 040 CPU! Wow!

Hi guys,

Today I wanted to show the small demo put together to show the upcoming Wings Remastered Edition game for AmigaOS 4.1, MorphOS and AROS x86. Here I have shown the Warp3D version of the game running on AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition on my AmigaOne X1000.

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Today I wanted to take a look at the recently released Amiga Forever 2016 for Windows, using Windows 10 Pro x64 on my Core i7 PC (3.2GHz).

Recently I was given the opportunity to purchase another X1000 in Australia second hand for a good price. With what happened to me earlier this year, I decided it was a good idea to have a backup X1000 system, especially now they are sold out. I bought it and it arrived here last week!

With just a few adjustments to the SDL code I got an output window, which also contained the status line and looked quite ok.

But nothing happened. The CPU emulation code was called and then .. nothing!?

In my old 2.8.1 version I added some assembler operations to get a better timing for the processor speed, as AROS seems not to be able to provide something like that.

And I enclosed the assembler part with

Hi everyone,

I recently discovered a great podcast that is all about the Amiga. It’s called Amigos Amiga Podcast. Please have a look at their YouTube-channel here: