The Wonders Of Roger Rabbit And The Two Amiga Games...
The first game set the bar incredibly low, but the sequel came along and smashed it right out of the ballpark. This wasn't just a step up; it was a full-blown home run. To this day, I'd argue it's one of the best movie-licensed games ever released for the Amiga, and certainly one of the biggest surprises to come from a Hollywood tie-in.
Jim Power 2 - The Lost Dimension Collection Review...
Qubyte is at it again with another retro compilation, is this any good?
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It has been quite a while since I did any mucking around with MorphOS. It doesn't mean there hasn't been any activity in the world of MorphOS - just I didn't have the time to focus on it. Indeed MorphOS 3.20 is now released in 2026 and I wanted to try it out!
In addition there is some interesting new software available for it I will try out here on MorphOS 3.20, like the Papio Office suite, Claude & OpenAI client, Momento Photo manager, Wayfarer web browser and Iris mail program updates and more! Let's dive in!
A Rare Viking Game For The Amiga: Hägar the Horrible By Kingsoft...
Hägar the Horrible isn’t a forgotten Amiga masterpiece, nor is it the complete disaster its obscurity might lead you to expect. It’s simply a decent old-school platformer with plenty of flaws, a few surprisingly good ideas and a strange charm that has somehow stuck with me for decades.
After about 30 years of silence on the Amiga platform, killer-app "LightWave 3D" of "Babylon 5" and "seaQuest DSV" TV-series fame (and many more) has received an update.
OutRun In Real Life - From Day Dreaming To Reality...
I am a calm guy, I love Ferrari and I love Run, Out used to love me at one point, after today I am not so sure about.
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Accolade Sports Collection - A Forgettable Retro Compilation...
How can I rephrase the headline "A trainwreck of classics that shouldn't have..." to sound a little friendlier without losing the disappointment and frustration I felt after playing what might be the sloppiest attempt to port retro classics to contemporary platforms?
Retro Recipes was able to remaster some old Alien Breed Tower Assault (1994) footage.
"Alien Breed: Tower Assault" is the last of Team17's top-view 4-way-scrolling Alien Breed games, before they went on to continue the series in first-person 3D-view. It is a little more refined than the previous games in the franchise, which includes having fancy 3D rendered intro and cut scenes like it had just become mandatory for all those fancy PC games of the 1990s.
Hi, and thanks for visiting my blog! Recently I’ve been struggling with getting my Sam440ep running AmigaOS 4.1 to work properly. I therefore thought I’d share some information about this in case someone else out there is experiencing the same. For those wondering what on Earth a Sam440ep is, here you can find more information: […]
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Like many others, I’ve discovered the awesome power that is Generative AI. While it’s undoubtedly helped revolutionize how I work, and what I work on in the software engineering field — it’s also had a crazy, positive, impact on the rate in which I’m completing personal projects. If you’ve been here long, you know what types of projects I’m talking about. Mostly Amiga-related reverse-engineering projects.
Amiga Banger Kaboomania Now Available On Multiple Platforms...
Bomberman or Dynablaster or just something else that ain't fun?
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Apidya - The King Of Shooters On Amiga Returns ...
It took 34 years, but it has finally returned — and in a way that’s guaranteed to make long‑time fans both happy and hungry for more. This is exactly the kind of comeback that should have sparked an entire series of games.
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So, in 2026, we have a new owner of the Commodore trademarks and a new Commodore 64! Well, actually, it is a bundling of a number of already available components into one system.
