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TooIzzi is a small game development studio located in Brazil. Its name is a play on words combining "too" with "easy" in English, representing our commitment to creating games that are easy to learn but not so easy to master. Our focus is on developing intelligent games with mechanics that challenge players logical reasoning. We believe games should be both enjoyable and cognitively stimulating. We are a small team that creates small games, but they are fun and enjoyable to play. |
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This toplist shows 100 Amiga games, based on your choice of model and number of needed votes. The higher number of votes you choose, the more trusty this list gets. |
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Double-height recreation of Amiga’s iconic Topaz typeface. This is an Amiga-native recreation of one of the most beautiful and readable 8×8 pixel typefaces ever created: Topaz — now rendered in pixel-perfect 8×16px for modern resolutions. Out of the box, Amiga used a tall (~2:1) resolution — 640×200 (NTSC) or 640×256 (PAL) -- which means that the standard Topaz typeface/font would be half-height if you were using it with resolutions with a pixel aspect ratio closer to 1:1. For some reason, there has never been an Amiga-native version of a double-height Topaz (at least not that I could find) for use with resolutions with a square (1:1) pixel ratio, so I made one. |
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This font is a vector interpretation of the venerable "Topaz" font, used on Amiga's workbench. |
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A version of the Amiga 500 "Topaz" font updated for the 21st century. {...} As a monospaced font, it'd be great for use in modern terminals, except for a couple of problems {...} This project attempts to solve both these problems. |
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The Old School Emulation Center (TOSEC) is a retrocomputing initiative dedicated to the cataloging and preservation of software, firmware and resources for arcade machines, microcomputers, minicomputers and video game consoles. The main goal of the project is to catalog and audit various kinds of software and firmware images for these systems. As of release 2014-10-31, TOSEC catalogs over 280 unique computing platforms and continues to grow. As of this time the project had identified and cataloged 781,347 different software images/sets, consisting of over 4.97TB of software, firmware and resources. |
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As always Jeremy Reimer over at ARSTechnica does a wonderful article on the subject. |
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What is it? This is my attempt to provide AmigaOS4 with an API to handle touch events. API Features: multitouch support (unlimited number of points), simultaneous devices (unlimited number), extendable support to new devices through drivers |
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What is it? This is my attempt to provide AmigaOS4 with an API to handle touch events. API Features: multitouch support (unlimited number of points), simultaneous devices (unlimited number), extendable support to new devices through drivers |
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What is it? TouchBench is an application that converts touchscreen events produced by touch.device into mouse events. Why? All the applications developed for the amiga until now, obviously only involve the use of the mouse, since there was no API that managed touch events, like the one provided by touch.device. TouchBench allows all pre-existing applications that do not use touch.device to be used with a touchscreen. I developed this application to be able to use point and click games or touch-friendly applications like MihPhoto with my touchscreen, and as first test application for touch.device. |
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Welcome to Toysoft Development Inc. At Toysoft we bring the world to you. Products: Air Mail Pro is a commerical Internet email client for WorkBench 2.x and WorkBench 3.x. Air Mail Pro is only commerical program that supports both MUI and ClassAct GUI enviornments. |
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The Toronto PET Users Group (TPUG) was founded in 1978 and is the longest continually operating Commodore users group in the world. The club supports all Commodore computers including the PET, SuperPET, CBM B and P series, VIC-20, 64/SX-64/64C, 128/128D, C16, Plus/4, C65 and all Amiga computers as well as the COMAL, CP/M and GEOS environments. We meet monthly, September through June, and in December we host an exposition called The World of Commodore. TPUG is based in Toronto, Canada with members across Canada and around the world. |
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The 1991 AmigaWorld Tech Journal Raytracer written by Brian Wagner |
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{Thread @ AmigaLove: 'In the following tutorial I will explain step-by-step how to connect a Windows PC to an Amiga to easily transfer files back and forth. This is an absolutely essential first step towards making your Amiga a relevant and useful machine, particularly with all of the fabulous files and programs available all over the place.'} |
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The Amiga Explorer software, which is available in a stand-alone version and as part of Amiga Forever, provides a very easy way to copy software and data from one system to the other, as long as the Amiga and the PC are connected with a serial cable (optionally via a USB serial interface or a Bluetooth adapter), or with TCP/IP (Ethernet, etc.) Other methods are explained in the pages referenced below. |
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{From ScuzzBlog: Diaries August 2018 an overview w/pics of Amiga Transformer for the A1000} |
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Transparent Hard Shell Dust Cover for the CD-32. |
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After four years of development and rigorous testing, we are proud to announce that the best accelerator ever built for the Amiga A1200 is finally ready for release. The Trinity 1240-60 is a state-of-the-art, brand-new accelerator that supports 68040-68060 CPUs and is compatible with all A1200 revisions. We have taken great care to ensure that access to chip memory is optimized whether you have a 68040 or a 68060. |
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{French} The Amiga Addicts Association website. The Triple A association (Association of Amiga Addicts) was created on April 1, 1997 (view its registration) . Its aim is to support alternative computing. By alternative computing we mean any computer other than “PC compatible” running Windows. One of the computers supported by the association is the Amiga, an avant-garde microcomputer at its time, as well as the current computers which followed the Amiga (AmigaOne, Pegasos, etc.). We are also open to platforms such as Atari, Linux and Macintosh. |
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{A nice technical article on tripos. Scans} |
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These are the sources for TRIPOS, an operating developed between 1976 and 1982, headed by Dr Martin Richards and others between the University of Cambridge and later University Bath (origin of the MC68000 port, used as the foundation of AmigaDOS). You can find more out about the history of this operating system on its Wikipedia entry. |
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The core of the Amiga Operating systems consists of the three major components Exec (scheduling, memory management, IPC), Intuition (GUI library) and AmigaDOS (process and file management). AmigaDOS is based on the Tripos operating system which Commodore bought because development of their own DOS subsystem failed to meet deadlines. In this article, I am presenting searchable PDFs of the very rare Tripos manuals (638 pages) as well as the AmigaDOS manual (304 pages). Comparing the two documents will share some insight in the relationship between Tripos and Amiga OS. |
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Source code for Amiga Triumph demos and intros. More will be available soon, just have to copy it over from my Amiga. |
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