Games galore #33: Maria Renard's Revenge, Karate Champ 500, Spheroid, Farmiga, GermZ

Is this a coronavirus-lockdown effect? Developers seem to have become increasingly productive - in 2022, new Amiga games have been and still are popping up like mushrooms after a warm, rainy day.

 

Maria Renard's Revenge

Pretty much whenever you hear something French, you can be sure it has beauty and taste. ("French fries" ;-) ) This is certainly true for this outstandingly beautiful new game, which is currently under development by DomKid. 

Amiga Magazines - Past and present

Would you believe me if I told you that you can buy new release dedicated Amiga magazines in your local newsagent in 2022? 

Well, you can. Amiga Addict magazines are now available in your local Australian and UK newsagents, and likely in other countries as well. Here it is in a local Adelaide newsagent this week.

AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup – November 2022

AmigaOS 4 News – November 2022 Hi, Thanks for visiting my blog, and welcome to the 11th edition of the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup! As we are approaching December, we can look back on an active November with many releases and updates. On the hardware front, ACube Systems are now in the process of delivering boards to […]

AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup – November 2022

AmigaOS 4 News – November 2022 Hi, Thanks for visiting my blog, and welcome to the 11th edition of the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup! As we are approaching December, we can look back on an active November with many releases and updates. On the hardware front, ACube Systems are now in the process of delivering boards to […]

AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup – November 2022

AmigaOS 4 News – November 2022 Hi, Thanks for visiting my blog, and welcome to the 11th edition of the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup! As we are approaching December, we can look back on an active November with many releases and updates. On the hardware front, ACube Systems are now in the process of delivering boards to […]

Agilent Logic Analyzer cable teardown photos

So for today ladies and gentlemen, I present a teardown of an HP/Agilent logic analyzer cable. I think this is part number 16715-61601. This cable is used to connect one of a series of 40-pin compatible modules (many of the 167xx series, but not all) from the 60-pin connector on the LA side, to the 40-pin connectors that supports a variety pod adapters. The most popular, at least in my world, of the 40-pin pod adapters is the flying lead one, the venerable Agilent 01650-61608 pod adapters.

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