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In my next step of buildguides. lets go to the Amiga 4000T.

As always. you need to follow my guide. This is not my project so see this as a “help” of building it. No support-center. and I will for sure NOT help you if you suddenly decided do go outside the guide. like adding extra components. other order or so. but this is “not supported”. I cannot help too much.

Obtaining components etc? well ebay? mouser? digikey? it is up to you to find them.

ok practical stuff done. lets gets started.

Oops, it appears there might have been a slight mistake in the latest news about AWeb. But don't worry, it's still alive.

Finally, an m68k-based smartphone running AmigaOS! ;-)
Merry Chrismas everyone!

Hard to believe it’s almost the end of the year and I’m only now writing my first blog post of 2025. Not one entry all year. Shocking, really. But that doesn’t mean I’ve been quiet. Far from it.

 For my final blog post of 2025, I wanted to cover the new release Amiga games I got in the post this past week - Phantom Leap, Freak-Out, and Master of Minefields!

Introduction Hi there, Welcome to a new monthly roundup of AmigaOS 4 news! Thank you for visiting my blog and for checking out this article. Hope you’ll enjoy the read! Last month, in the October edition, I wrote that it would be hard to top all the news and information presented that month. Well, I […]

I remember when the original Settlers was released on Amiga in 1993. I was living in Alice Springs at the time, and buying most new release Amiga titles was impossible there.

So I never got to play it.

Actually, in the last two years I finally tracked down a physical box release of the original Settlers for Amiga, but I haven't found the time to play with it yet!

Great news for Amiga internet users: AWeb web browser is back!

Introduction Hi everyone, Thanks for visiting my blog, and for checking out this new issue of the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup! If you are new to this series (hi, and welcome!), it’s essentially a summary that covers the previous month’s news related to the AmigaOS 4 platform. This month, October, has been jam-packed with events […]

 For those Amiga users who have owned an Amiga back in the 1980's, you would be very familiar with the original Workbench 1.2 and Workbench 1.3, as AmigaOS was then called.

Hi ppl,

 I remember when the Atari Jaguar first came out in 1993 - it proudly boasted a 64bit architecture, when all the competing systems and consoles were 16bit.

Hi, Thanks for visiting, and welcome to a new post here on the Old School Game Blog! Today, on October 1st, it is once again time for a new AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup. Many are probably looking forward to the Amiga40 event, which takes place in Germany on October 17th to 19th. More information is available here. […]

Skinny Marley is a love letter to a dog: a charming puzzle game all the way from Brazil, a country that hasn’t produced many Amiga titles.

The post Skinny Marley Amiga Review appeared first on AmigaGuru's GamerBlog.

I remember when AmigaKit announced the A600GS system a while back. I was not so interested in it, as it is a linux based Amiga emulation installed in a generic case that unfortunately doesn't look or feel like an Amiga. Much the same as the Vampire 4 standalone - another machine I didn't buy.

It was why I bought the A500 mini system when it was released - it looks like an Amiga.