AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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Retro Forum Directory is a spin-off of Boing Directory. If you want to suggest a site, toot at me on Mastodon or contact me here via ramokromok.com. Please note that this page is for open independent forums, not those that are run on walled gardens such as Discord or Facebook Groups. {currently covering 63 different retro systems} |
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We love retro and only stock high quality products. Our main focus is on Commodore and Amiga machines although you will come across items for other systems too. This is more than a shop. We know our products inside out and have over a decade of experience in supporting them. Whether you want to add storage, networking capability or replacement parts, we are reliable and eager. We genuinely love to see people using their machines. If a replacement or upgrade makes that possible for you we would love to make that happen for you. We currently ship worldwide from the UK. If you enhance a machine with one of our items, please get in touch to show and tell us about your experience. |
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{online Amiga store. Lots of products} |
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I've always wanted to have a computer case which resembles the keyboard or wedge-shape cases of the 80ies era. I owned a TI-994A and a Atari ST back then and I wanted to have something similar where I can put a MiSTer board or a RetroPi into it. I used Blender to design the model. It's split into several pieces, it should fit a 230x230mm print bed. The side pods and side panels then have to be placed diagonally. I've used a XTRFY K4 TKL RGB keyboard in retro colour scheme. This release is "as is". There is no back panels for the outputs etc. yet, as I didn't know where to put everything inside. |
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Retro-link.com started as a small community of like-minded individuals with a keen interest in retro computing. We created a message forum that encompassed not only retro computers, but also retro cars, retro television, retro everything. Recognizing that we each had some great stories to tell, we decided that a blog would better suit our needs. This blogspot blog, retro-link.blogspot.com, represents the blog offshoot of the original project. If successful, it will replace the original retro-link message forum, and the domain name will point here. Meanwhile, stay tuned for some great stories! |
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{Products and services offered by Retro32 for the Amiga. They also support multiple other retro systems too. |
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ACE, Acorn User, Amiga Computing, Amiga Format, Amiga World, Amiga Power, Amiga Shopper, Amstrad Action, Amstrad Computer User, Amtix!, Antic, Atari User, BEEBUG, Big K, Commodore Format, Commodore Power/Play, Commodore User, Computer and Video Games plus 1984/1985 “Yearbooks”, Crash, CU Amiga, Dragon User, Electron User, Mega Machines, Mega Machines Sega, Micro Adventurer, MicroHobby, MicroHobby Especial, N-Force / SNES Force, Page 6 / New Atari User, Personal Computer Games, Personal Computer News, RAZE, Sinclair User, Sinclair Programs, ST Format, ST/Amiga Format, Super Play, The Games Machine, The Micro User, The One, Your Computer, Your Commodore, Your Sinclair, Your Spectrum, Your 64, Zero, ZX Computing & Zzap 64! / Commodore Force plus “bonus” issue 107 |
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We are proud to offer the RetroTINK-5X Pro, our first FPGA-powered device that introduces a few landmark accomplishments for bridging retro consoles to modern TVs: The first automatic optimal phase algorithm to produce the sharpest image with zero adjustments needed beyond selecting the base mode. The first custom developed FPGA-based Motion Adaptive Deinterlacing algorithm specifically for games to make 480i titles shine without adding lag or flicker. The first high resolution (1080p and above) video scaler that is capable of covering virtually all analog inputs: composite, S-video, component and RGB out of the box. {and more} |
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Revision is back in the E Werk! Join us on the world’s largest demoscene stage to enjoy digital art and connect with friends! It's global. The demoscene is beyond borders, distance and conflicts. If you cannot come to Saarbrücken, a Satellite event might be just near you! It's awesome. Revision is an event celebrating the Demoscene creativity. If you want to know more about the demoscene - look here! April 7th to 10th, Saarbrücken DE |
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The RGBtoHDMI interface converts the "digital" RGB video signal from vintage computers like the BBC Micro or PC MDA/CGA/EGA to HDMI or DVI compatible with most modern TVs/Monitors. The interface comprises a Raspberry Pi Zero and a specially designed Hat containing a small CPLD. Custom firmware on the Raspberry Pi, in conjunction with the CPLD, is able to correctly sample each of the supported video modes to give a pixel-perfect rendition. The HDMI output is locked to the input so there are no frame drops, repeats or tears and it also has low lag of around 4 milliseconds (less than a quarter of a frame - see Lag Measurement) |
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This is a port of Apogee's 3D action title Rise of the Triad, originally released in 1994. This port duplicates the functionality of the original game on modern operating systems, including Linux, Win32, and Mac OS X. This port makes use of the Simple Direct Media Layer, or SDL, and an additional library named SDL_mixer. If you do not have these libraries installed, check the links section below. |
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AmigaOS Port by Hugues "HunoPPC" Nouvel - Amiga French Team 2012 This game port is provided with the official Shareware data file from Apogee. Please purchase the full game if you like it. Thank you. |
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Desktop widgets are small single-purpose utilities placed on your desktop and RNOWidgets is a single application incorporating several of them. Features: Analog Clock, Digital Clock, Calendar (ISO standard), Notes, Pictures (local and net), RSS Feeds, Sticker, and Weather widgets |
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RNOSlides is a GUI based slideshow creator program, that can save slideshows as videos. The program can view saved slideshows, and play videos in various formats. |
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Roguecraft is a modern turn-based roguelike focused on simplicity and fun. It is a dungeon crawler where each play-through is a unique experience. As you progress in the game you will combat meaner monsters and tougher challenges. You only have one life, so you have to be careful, but if you reach the end there are wonderful rewards to be gathered! Roguecraft is currently under development for the Commodore Amiga, with other platforms to follow. |
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If you have an Amiga you are sure to like this latest news story that's just been sent to us by Saberman, as if you were hoping to play the C64 version of 'Rogue64' by Badger Punch Games but didn't get the chance, then make sure to check out the AmiJam demo for the upcoming release of 'RogueCraft'. A game which could be described as a much enhanced Amiga version of Rogue64 set with a Lovecraft-inspired theme! To coincide with this news, not only has Ricki Sickenger (Zendar) teased another screenshot, but there's a new video available from Saberman showing the WIP demo in action. |
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A tool to inspect, dissect, and build Amiga Kickstart ROM images to be used with emulators, run with soft kickers or burned into flash ROMs. Features: show detailed infos on a Kickstart ROM, dump ROM as hex, diff to ROM images, split a ROM into modules with split data from Remus/Romsplit, build a new ROM from modules, concatenate a Kickstart and Ext ROM to a 1 Meg ROM, patch a ROM, scan a ROM for residents & copy a ROM |
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Retro Computers and Repairs. We started RudeDog Retros to bring back to life those great computers from the 80’s and 90’s – Commodore 16 / Plus 4’s, 64’s, 128’s, Vic 20’s and of course the Amiga! – The Atari 8 bit machines – the 65 / 130 / 800XE and XL’s – the ST and STe – The Sinclair ZX-81, Spectrum and QL – and everything in between those! How can we help? We can repair just about anything. We have 20+ years of board level repair and diagnostics experience. Everything we do is fuelled by our passion for these old 8 and 16 bit machines. |
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In the modern world, we take certain tools for granted. High-level programming languages such as C or Python haven’t been around that long in the grand scheme of things, and Java has only existed since the ’90s. Getting these tools working on machines that predate them is more of a challenge than anything, and [Michael Kohn] was more than willing to tackle this one. He recently got Java running on a Commodore Amiga. |
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{Link to the Doc on Archive.org. Publication date: 1993} |
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ScanPlus AGA is a internal scandoubler designed for Amiga 1200 / 4000D and CRT monitor. Supports DPMS energy saving and PAL / NTSC screenmodes. It fits into A1200 and A4000D perfectly. |
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Simple scandoubler with analog VGA output, designed for CRT VGA monitors. Compatible with A1200 and 4000D. |
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Computer science may not be about computers the way astronomy isn't really about telescopes, but the demo scene is about computers the same way painting is about brushes and tempera. They're a means to achieve an end, but also tools that affect the creative process and become part of the work itself. There are certain aesthetics you simply cannot achieve on certain platforms, and certain other aesthetics that are encouraged or determined by specific platform hardware. If there is one such platform close to my heart, it's the Amiga 500. Around 1993, a distinct demo aesthetic emerged on this platform, serving as inspiration for this page. In the end, however, it's the hand of the artist that ultimately decides the quality of the outcome. Artists are key to the scene, dutifully enabled by all those who may not partake in the creative process but certainly help facilitate it. Here is a tribute to a few of the main players, presented for your enjoyment. |
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Welcome to our site! This site covers where we came from, what we are doing now, and where we are going. Also, each member will occasionally write something in her or his blog, and if you're just here for the stuff we've released, take a look in Downloads. Some more prominent prods are showcased in the Gallery. |
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