Spot the mistake... #4
It doesn't boot. What am I doing wrong? ;-)
June 2025
Capital Punishment, Myst, Quake, Napalm - an in-depth history of ClickBOOM
Aleksandar Petrovic, producer for legendary Amiga games company ClickBOOM, has published an extensive video, in which he shares his experience.
It began with a Sinclair ZX81! And from there went on to become the most daring and most respected Amiga game company ever. ClickBOOM was active on the Amiga from about 1995 to 2002. "Capital Punishment", "Myst", "Quake", "Napalm - The Crimson Crisis", "T-Zer0", "Nightlong - Union City Conspiracy" all are legendary Amiga game titles that broke new ground, each in its own right.
Update and small Sony ES amplifier build tribute
Thank you for your patience during my extended absence from this blog.
I hope you understand that this past 2 months since the sudden and unexpected death of my younger brother has been an incredibly tough time for me personally and my family. I have had a lot to deal with, and it has been hard. Really hard.
I got away from things for two weeks to Japan in April, for a trip already pre-arranged almost a year ago.
Spot the mistake... #3
Something's... different. I just can't put my finger on it. ;-)
Kaleidoscopico - lftkryo's Raspberry Pi Pico 2 demo
Amiga is a state of mind. Or, if it isn't, lftkryo, of "The Commodorion" fame, has just accidentally created something very Amiga.
Admittedly, this isn't strictly about Amiga computing. Linus Åkesson, aka "lft", or "lftkryo", as he is known on YouTube, creates a lot of interesting stuff using retro tech. Among other skills (e.g. music), he's also an accomplished assembler coder, mostly using the Commodore 64's 6502 CPU, but also several other old or odd nerd machines.
Film restoration with the Amiga in 1993
An interesting article about high quality film processing on the Amiga can be found in German magazine "Kickstart", issue 1/1993.
"Kickstart" was a printed magazine by Maxon, the same company that created Cinema4D, ArtEffect, and many other great and well known things Amiga. The magazine focused on serious Amiga usage: hardware, software development, graphics, video production, office applications, etc.
AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup – May 2025
Hi, Welcome to the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup covering May 2025! Thanks for visiting my blog, and hope you’ll enjoy the read. At the time of writing it is now June 1st and a new month lies ahead of us. Who knows what it will bring to the world of the Amiga? Will we see […]