Hi everyone, Some of you might have noticed that I’ve not published much on this blog recently. AmigaOS 4 related posts have been published on the Old School Game Blog instead. The reason is that I’ve decided to continue Gaming on AmigaOS 4 on Old School Game Blog from now on. I’m involved in many […]
Hi everyone, The Amiga demo group Void, which I am a member of, released a small demo at the MountainBytes demo party in Switzerland this weekend. The production is called Greetro from Space. It runs on Amiga computers with 512 KB Chip and 512 KB Slow. Credits are as follows: Programming – Emufr3ak Graphics – […]
Hi there, Thank you for visiting Old School Game Blog. It’s Sunday today and time for another piece of Amiga-related news. Whilst browsing Aminet for new files to download, I discovered that an update (2.60) for the well-known module player HippoPlayer had been released today! If you are not familiar with HippoPlayer, it is a […]
Hi, Thank you for visiting Old School Game Blog. Today I’m going to write about how to install the brilliant RTS game The Battle for Middle-Earth (BFME) on a PC running Windows 11, and how you can change to a higher resolution than it originally supported. For this post, I’ve used my original copy of […]
Hi, Thank you for visiting Old School Game Blog. SDL2 for AmigaOS 4 has received an update. It is now available for download at GitHub. https://github.com/AmigaPorts/SDL/releases/tag/v2.30.0-rc2-amigaos4 Changes are as follows: The developer, Capehill, posts news and information about SDL on Amigans.net. If you’d like to visit his thread, please click here. That was all for […]
Hi, It’s February and time for a new competition on Amigans.net. This month we’ll be playing Balance Blox by Entwickler-X. Thanks to 328gts for suggesting this game! A demo version is available on OS4Depot: http://os4depot.net/?function=showfil … zzle/balanceblox_demo.lha The full version can be purchased from Alinea Computer Shop: https://www.amiga-shop.net/en/Amiga-So … ownload-version::800.html The price for the download […]
Hi everyone, Thanks for visiting the Old School Game Blog. I read that a new version of Protrekkr (2.6.4) for AROS was released. The author, Franck “hitchhikr” Charlet, posted information about this in the AROS World forums. Here is an explanation of what Protrekkr is from GitHub: ProTrekkr is a tracker program combining a software synthesizer together […]
Every VirtualGP player has been annoyed by the Amiga Workbench's mousepointer, as it gets stuck on the game screen after clicking the game's menus and entering the race. But there is a surprisingly simple solution!
AmigaOS 4 News – January 2024 Hi everyone, Welcome to the first AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup of 2024! 2023 was a busy year in the world of AmigaOS 4. Perhaps not in terms of an official AmigaOS 4 update, but the community and its developers delivered on many fronts. On the hardware side, the A1222+ […]
AmigaOS 4 News – January 2024 Hi everyone, Welcome to the first AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup of 2024! 2023 was a busy year in the world of AmigaOS 4. Perhaps not in terms of an official AmigaOS 4 update, but the community and its developers delivered on many fronts. On the hardware side, the A1222+ […]
Amiga game development has sped up considerably over the last couple of years, with the help of new game engines like RedPill and Scorpion Engine, and many developers re-joining the Amiga scene.
Hi everyone, Welcome to the first game competition on Amigans.net in 2024! We had a lot of fun playing a variety of titles in 2023. Let us aim to make this year just as good, or perhaps even better. We’ll kick off the new year with a shoot ’em-up called Virus Killer, which was developed […]
Hi everyone, Welcome to the first game competition on Amigans.net in 2024! We had a lot of fun playing a variety of titles in 2023. Let us aim to make this year just as good, or perhaps even better. We’ll kick off the new year with a shoot ’em-up called Virus Killer, which was developed […]
Happy New Year 2024 to everyone!
It is kind of strange for me to decide to get an Atari 2600+ system, and yet here we are in 2024!