Hello everyone,
During my daily visit to Amiga.org, one of the biggest and most popular Amiga discussion forums, I noticed something.. Please have a look at the picture below, and you’ll see what I mean:
This post is just a collection of various thoughts I’ve been having about classic Amigas. Instead of making several tiny posts, I thought I’d put them all into one.
The User Interface
What is it about the Classic Amiga UI? As far back as the late 90’s, I just can’t stop staring at how the UI looks? I know that others UI’s would be considered prettier and more useful than the Amiga UI, but there’s just something that I can’t quite pinpoint. Here are a few thumbnails of some recent ones that mesmerize me (click for larger ones):
Oops…we had a power outage here and I didn’t notice the laptop had rebooted! The web service is re-started now so the site is back up.
Stay tuned for updates….on G-REX, Blizzard PPC and more… 
Darren
Oops…we had a power outage here and I didn’t notice the laptop had rebooted! The web service is re-started now so the site is back up.
Stay tuned for updates….on G-REX, Blizzard PPC and more…
Darren
Okay, so it is with great sadness that I had to abandon my Amiga 1200 Classic Tower project. Funds and time didn’t allow me to work on everything I needed to, so something had to go. In fact more than one something.
My first step was to sell the Angled PCMCIA adapter. The motherboard I had seemed to have a damaged PCMCIA port so I couldn’t use it anyway. Next, my main tower, which was a Micronik Infinitive, along with the A1200 rev2B board, as well as the Micronik 6860 ZorroII busboard, powersupply and adapters went into it as well.
Sorry for the delay between entries, but work has been very busy of late. Today I am starting a multi-part blog post following the installation of a CF Card with AmigaOS on the Amiga 600.
Sorry for the delay between entries, but work has been very busy of late. Today I am starting a multi-part blog post following the installation of a CF Card with AmigaOS on the Amiga 600.
New commercial Amiga game – Tales of Gorluth: The Tear Stone Saga
Greetings and salutations dear visitor,
Hey my fellow Amigans...
Hi everyone,
I have had so much fun playing around with pixels on the Amiga 1200.
Below are some designs for the vertical shoot em up - Underthreat v1. Created on an A1200 - with Brilliance 2 paint software. This shoot em up features 256 colours :) (AGA)
Modern version (2012) of Fatal Danger, name changed to Underthreat. (version 2 of Fatal Danger is a vertical shooter)
The game concept also shifted in design in that you could fly back through level and destroy other areas. Imagine R-Type/Defender :)
Modern version (2012) of Fatal Danger, name changed to Underthreat. (version 2 of Fatal Danger is a vertical shooter)
The game concept also shifted in design in that you could fly back through level and destroy other areas. Imagine R-Type/Defender :)