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{Thread @ reddit where user danby has played and reviewed 614 Amiga games to see how they still hold up today. A complete list of games and ratings can be found there} |
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{German language Amiga print magazine. Looks to be released quarterly.} |
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Creating a central hub welcoming Commodore (all model) computers and Amiga fans and providers from around the globe to collaborate. A big hello to all Commodore and Amiga fans wherever you live in the world: The time has come to stand up and be counted - subscribe to AGA (Amiga Global Alliance) and between us let's build the best Retro Computing Community on the planet! |
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The aim of this guide is to settle if Amiga is a computer or a console. As you can see in this guide the big-box Amiga computers had graphics cards for a long time. However, low-end Amigas also have several options for making that possible. Amiga computers aren’t limited by their custom chipset at all. It never was! |
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The aim of this guide is to settle if Amiga is a computer or a console. As you can see in this guide the big-box Amiga computers had graphics cards for a long time. However, low-end Amigas also have several options for making that possible. Amiga computers aren’t limited by their custom chipset at all. It never was! |
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{detailed information on the following: Amiga Metafile, Amiga Workbench icon, AMOS Icon Bank, AMOS Picture Bank, AMOS Sprite Bank, ANIM, CFAST Disney Animation Studio, DrawStudio, FAXX, GlowIcons, ILBM, Imagine Object File, Imagine Texture File, NewIcons, SGX & TDDD} |
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We’ll cover how to install it into a 3D printed gotek mount in a later article and how to install an OLED screen. This will allow your gotek to fit snuggly inside your beloved Amiga with the case closed. |
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Welcome to my Amiga Guides site! There are various guides and information that have helped me use, and to troubleshoot and fix issues, on the Amiga range of home computers. {guides for: PCMCIA Compact Flash, Amiga Floppy Disk Drives, Amiga Mouse and Joystick Signals, Amiga Reset Signals, Amiga Interrupt Signals, Amiga Keyboard, Gaming, DiagROM Serial Output, Serial Loopback Adapter, Amiga Explorer, Boot-CFD-FAT95, ToADFish, Amiga Boot Selector (abs), TinyLauncher, Useful Tools and Utilities, Amiga File Managers, A500(+) Memory Expansion Boards Repair, A500 Motherboard Revisions, Writing ADF to Floppy Disk, Gotek, M-Tec AT-500, Archos OverDrive HD, Kickstart ROM image backup, Amiga A500 Rev 5 ROM Adapter, A500 rev 6A - JP2 and JP7A, Amiga A600/A1200 HDD LED Issues & more!} |
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So I’ve been happily using a 2GB SD card inside my Amiga 1200 for a while now but I’m finding that I need a little bit more storage than this card will provide so I’ve opted to swap this out with a 4gb card. However, my Amiga won’t detect SD cards that are of the SD SDHC type (which most SD cards over 2gb usually are these days). I’ve been struggling to find a 4gb non SDHC type card and it seems that the best option is to ditch SD cards altogether and go for CF cards instead. Cheap IDE to CF adaptors are abundant on eBay and brought one a few days ago. |
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A data collection about the Amiga computer and its expansions. A MUST visit website! |
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{89 different models of unexpanded and accelerator driven A500/1200/2000/3000/4000s and their AIBB results} |
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{Thread @ Lemon covering a few dozen errors on different Amiga systems and components} |
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{Thread @ lemonamiga.com covering: GENERAL FIRST STEPS GUIDE TO FAULT FINDING, GENERAL DEAD AMIGA ISSUES, DISPLAY, ROM, FLOPPY DRIVE, KEYBOARD, MEMORY, HARD DRIVE, JOYSTICK/MOUSE, POWER/PSU, ANGUS, SOUND, NTSC, GURU's & Misc} |
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This is now completely obsolete but I've left it here as it contains quite a few ideas some of which may still be relevant. N.B. 28th November 1998. After placing my last set of designs on the web I had some comments from Dave Haynie which I kept in mind when I decided to redesign them. I then sent the new designs to the head of Gateway 2000 to see what they thought in early June 1997. I didn't get any response unfortunately so rather than leaving my designs sitting around my Hard Disc I'm now placing them on the Web. |
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{youtube: 47 videos} This tutorial series is the entry point for those who enjoy programming Assembly language and want to play with the excellent Amiga hardware, for fun and innovation. It will let you learn Assembly language progressively, and also shows how to make the graphics and music you need for a demo or game. |
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This site is about Amiga demos, and how to code them in Assembly Language. Check out the tutorials and articles! To navigate the site, use the top menu or Articles. Lately, most of my spare time has been spent coding and doing other things for Amiga than demos, with the goal and hope the Amiga 500 will see a true revival! If you want to support my projects, you can Send money or stuff. |
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This project contains the example source code used in my Youtube series "Amiga Hardware Programming in C" |
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{youtube: 7 videos in the series} This is the first episode in an introductory series about Amiga hardware programming using the C programming language. I decided to create this series because I want to learn hardware programming myself and capture my learning effort in videos to share with other interested developers. This tutorial series teaches you how to use the c programming language to control the Amiga Hardware directly to create games, demos or similar things. You might want to check out the hardware programming series that Photon of Scoopex created for assembly language and who is a true expert of the Amiga Hardware. |
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It was time to say hello to my dusty yellowed friend and see if I could open it up and salvage the HDD. Well, not quite what I expected to find. It's either 60 or 80 megabytes, Conner. Metal cradle looks clamped onto board, but I was able to just pull it out. |
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Watch the original unveiling back in 1985. |
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{One of the BEST websites for Amifa information ever!! The INCREDIBLE, but no longer updated, page containing VERY detailed information about all the classic, Amiga Anywhere, Prototypes, Concepts, Set-top Boxes, Transputer, Arcade, Spinoffs, MorphOS, D.I.Y machines and the various OS version and more. Last updated 3 Aug 2002. Boy do I wish this site was up to date!} |
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A very well done story of AOS 1.0 |
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The Amiga Hunk format is the native file format of AmigaOS for loadable files (including all executable files), object code and link libraries. |
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This project contains I2C (TWI) hardware interfaces and a shared library for convenient access to I2C sensors connected to classic 68k Amiga computers. This is a little utility to read EDID values from VGA Monitors connected to the Amiga and calculate appropriate modelines suitable for Picasso96. In terms of hardware, an I2C (TWI) interface is required. Example schematics and software can be found on Aminet in hard/hack/i2clib40.lha. An alternative to external I2C interfaces might be a Zorro card like ICY. |
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Display, convert and generate Amiga Icons in plain JavaScript. All Amiga icon formats are supported; Classic OS, Classic OS2, NewIcons, ColorIcons(GlowIcons), Dual PNG and OS4 trueColor transparent ones. The main library works both in the browser as in node. In the browser icons get rendered to canvas. In node, icons are converted to PNG. Example project for both environments are included. |
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