Hi everyone,
While browsing Amigaworld.net today, I came across some news about a new Amiga magazine being made in France. It is called Boing and the first issue is now available for pre-order. Delivery is scheduled to the middle of July.
Recently I have been working on an upgrade and rebuild project on my Dad's last ever PC, an Alienware Aurora R7. Specifically, this Aurora R7:
Hyperion and the team of AmigaOS 3.2 developers show their dedication with an updated release of the Native Developer Kit.
The new NDK was released on June 30th 2021. According to the file description, it improves compatibility with different compiler environments. Also there seem to be "strategic" changes, simplifying future updates (see "ReadMe" picture below).
Hi everyone, What games are you currently playing? As for myself, I’m playing through the special edition of Skyrim via Xbox Game Pass right now. Have played this game quite a bit in the past, but seeing it available with updated graphics for free on Game Pass made me want to give it another try. […]
If there is a title that needs no presentation not only to the Amiga fans but to any game player worldwide that is, for sure, The Secret of Monkey Island. Released in the October of 1990 for many different platforms (and many others since), this LucasFilm Games production set new standards on how a story-driven […]
Cieszyn is a quiet border town in Silesia, a historical region that now spans parts of Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. It is in fact two towns, for fate and politics had it that after World War I and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Cieszyn got divided between Poland and the newly formed country of Czechoslovakia.
I am sure you are wondering why I am looking at a PC laptop today, a Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) HiNote VP575 laptop to be exact.
The "Amiga Art Contest 2021" has begun! There has never been a shortage of creativity on the Amiga, and once again this year Amiga artists can submit their work to 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast's art contest.
Pixel graphics, 3d rendered graphics, photo retouche, sound modules, animation - pretty much everything "creative" is accepted as long as at least the final result has been created on an Amiga computer.
I’ve had the pleasure to work with a lot of game developers over the years and the guys behind this new game CYBERSPHERE is no different really, GDG Entertainment is partly run by one of my best friends plus he is also one of the co-writers here on this very blog. You might remember GDG […]
The Amiga scene is one of the most interesting Retro computer scenes right now.
Why would I say that, you ask?
Hi Everyone,
It's that time again and if you are an Amiga Artist or Musician, please consider entering the competition that's growing every year. Best of luck.
Website of previous years entrants AmigaArtwork
As always: good news on the Amiga gaming front, lots of stuff going on. A refreshing, very cool looking, almost-3D soccer game, an arcade driving game, a new clone of a very notorious modern classic, a point-and-click adventure, and the release of a new shoot-em-up.
I was planning a number of different blog posts this month but I just didn't have time to put them together due to work commitments.
