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Nov 30, -0001
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Amiga Inc's official online shop for AmigaDE. Buy the playe or any of their many applications here. |
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Author:
trance
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1586 |
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Doom for the Amiga! trance is working hard to port Descent 1.5 to the Amiga, expect the first release in some weeks! Steffen Häuser has now ported amigadoom-1.10 to PPC aswell, it's still in the early alpha stage, but playable. He said that it's running with 35fps on his 150MHz PPC and with 45fps on 200MHz! Get it from Aminet now! |
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"Your Source for Amiga 3D gaming news". Very Nice Site!!! News, Forums, Downloads, Features and more. |
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A nice site with The Golden Amiga Games Encyclopedia, or in short GAGE, contains information from over 1000 games, with compatibility information, cheats, docs, walkthroughs, screenshots, and more. PLUS game icons for downloads and a Alltime Amiga game poll. |
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Galaga for the Amiga 500: a port of the 1981 arcade game, written in 68000 assembly for a stock A500 (OCS, 512 KB of chip RAM, Kickstart 1.3, PAL). It is not an emulation. The enemies fly the arcade's own flight scripts, arrive in its waves, dive on its schedule and drop bombs by its rules, and the sound is the arcade's sound driver ported to Paula. Each of those was checked against the arcade running in MAME. The rest is made for the Amiga: the formation is drawn as blitter strips, the fighter, its shots and the stars are hardware sprites, and the game runs at arcade speed on a 50 Hz display. |
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Author:
walkero
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Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2397 |
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Over 240+ Backdrops, Themes, Icons, GUI, Pointers, Skins & Screenshots for your viewing pleasure & use. |
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Welcome to Amiga Reviews - a site devoted to the Amiga, its games and magazines that have reviewed them. Here you can find more than 390 reviews in HTML which originally appeared on paper from 1988 to 2000. If you ever wanted to know how a particular Amiga game scored in gamesmagazines, check out this site. All reviews originally appeared in magazines like Amiga Format, CU Amiga, Zzap and Zero between 1988 and 2000. |
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This port of the OpenGL-like Mesa 3.0 is specifically aimed at mid-range Amiga computers i.e. at least an '030, FPU, and a fair amount of RAM (at least 8MB). |
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This is Amigan Software's official website. Amigan Software are based in Canberra, Australia and are committed to the continuing development of quality Amiga software. The most recent releases of our software are always available online here. Authors of Worm Wars - Worm based game, Report+ - A freeware ReAction-based utility with many functions, Saga - This is a conversion of the 1981 TSR boardgame "Saga: Age of Heroes", for up to 6 players, and quite a few Amiga related books availiable for download. |
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If your a first time visitors, this site is dedicated to covering all information on the next generation of Amiga`s. With the imminent arrival of the AmigaOne, Amiga OS 4.X and Amiga DE, the future of Amiga has never looked healthier. All these products need a web site to report on them, and this is just one of them. AmigaNG started way back in Feb 1999 to cover news on the Amiga MCC (later cancelled), it is now one of the longest running next generation site. Its not official, and is not sponsor, but is still the best place for your source of next generation information of Amiga computing. Enjoy the site. |
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Varios benchmark results for the A1G3-SE@600MHz, A1G3-SE@666MHz, A1G3-SE@700MHz, A1G4-XE@800MHz, Pegasos G3@600MHz, and the AMD Athlon XP 1800+. Links to the various benchmarks. |
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{{ARCHIVED}} The AmigaOne news/links and info page is an attempt to gather all information regarding the AmigaOne in one place, including hardware specifications, hardware support, Linux and OS 4 installation and any other relevant tidbits. News which affect the AmigaOne are also posted there, and registered users can discuss them by leaving comments. |
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{The official ACube Systems} If you want to add a new hardware to this list, please click here to send us a message. This will help everyone. Thank you. Supported Platforms: Sam460ex, Sam440ep, Sam440ep-flex, AmigaOne SE-G3, AmigaOne XE-G3, AmigaOne XE-G4, microA1-C & Pegasos 2. |
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Compendium of Open Source projects precompiled for the AmigaOS platform. Also with developer tools/info, all is here you can do it! support us! Support the community! |
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Author:
Graham
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1390 |
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Introduction - Hyperion have put up some screenshots of the look and feel of AmigaOS4 at http://www.os4.hyperion- Software.com / Screenshots / screenshots.html. These are not the final look and feel of AmigaOS4, but in a fit of boredom I have decided to see what I can do with them to make them look nicer in my opinion. One of my key design issues is that the changes I make can be replicated with code easily - I will only try and do straight lines of colour, or blocks of colour. There will be no fancy pixmap addition here. |
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*** NEWS ***I've decided to cease support & development of AmigaPython. Please let me know if you're interested in taking this job. You'll also become the new owner of the AmigaPython homepage. *** Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming language with dynamic semantics. Its high-level built in data structures, combined with dynamic typing and dynamic binding, make it very attractive for rapid application development, as well as for use as a scripting or glue language to connect existing components together. Python's simple, easy to learn syntax emphasizes readability and therefore reduces the cost of program maintenance. Python supports modules and packages, which encourages program modularity and code reuse. The Python interpreter and the extensive standard library are available in source or binary form without charge for all major platforms, and can be freely distributed. Python is © Stichting Mathematisch Centrum Amsterdam (Netherlands). |
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The "un-official" place for all things pertaining to the Amiga SDK!! Great site!! |
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What is SSH anyway? In short, SSH is a new remote login protocol making the connection secure. If you want to know what SSH in general is go to the home of Ssh and follow the links from there. SSH on the Amiga? Yes! Of course! AmigaSSH is based on version 1.2.26 of ssh and version 3.12 of napsaterm. I have integrated parts of ssh into napsaterm. I have also created z.library which contains the compression-routines (from z-lib 1.0.4). At the moment I have napsaterm with ssh-support and ssh-keygen up and running. |
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Features: The main reasons to switch from any other FTP-client to the freely available AmiTradeCenter should be: parser for standard ftp-URL, let you change the directory and file permissions on certain servers (CHMOD)!, reorder and edit downloadbatch before and during the transfer!, separate dir-history and statistics for every server!, Additional execution of scripts on certain events!, upload a complete dir-tree to a ftp-server!, mirror complete servers on your harddisk!, acoustic signals for every action!, tetris for long downloads!, nice cps history!, aminet charts!, rate files! |
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AmigaWorld is a World Countries Database. It contains data about all independent states and all dependencies, a total of 258 countries. This information includes flag, capital, size, number of inhabitants, annual growth of population, languages, religions, grand national product (GNP), economic growth, unemployment, energy consumption, membership in international organization, and many more. |
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AMIGAzone
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1650 |
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Spanish language Amiga Games site. LOTS of old game files to download!!! Top 5, Emulation, Links, Forums and more. |
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AmiGOD2 Homepage. AmiGOD2 is freeware AmigaOS benchmark program - CPU, 2D GFX, OS (and HDD / MEM). Database includes MorphOS Pegasos G3 and Amithlon tests. |
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Apr 05, 2026
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A native AmigaOS 68k port of Grand Theft Auto (1997), targeting classic hardware — 68020 and up, AGA or RTG. Not PiStorm, not Vampire, not Emu68. |
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Sep 01, 2026
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Amiga owners here's another interesting news story to talk about, as developer Grzegorz Korycki, who was mentioned by us previously for his work on OpenTTD for AmigaOS 68k, is working on a port called AmiGTA1. This ambitious project is a ground-up reimplementation of the 1997 classic Grand Theft Auto engine specifically optimized for native AmigaOS 68k systems. |
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Sep 12, 2026
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AmiGuard is an open-source antivirus for classic Amiga systems, targeting AmigaOS / Kickstart 1.2+ and Motorola 68000. To build trustworthy detections, we need authentic historical samples that can be analyzed and verified safely. Why we are asking for samples? We do not want to guess. A named virus should only produce an INFECTED verdict after its detection has been backed by an actual sample, independent analysis, clean-corpus regression testing, and native Amiga runtime qualification. |
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