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{Thread @ AmigaLove discussing Tobias Richter's 1992 8 1/2 minute epic science fiction move created 100% on the Amiga} |
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Commodore Amiga computers were produced from 1985 until 1994. During the heights of its time Amiga was the leading home computer of western Europe. Models were created in a high-end workstation line, Amiga 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000, and a low-end home line, Amiga 500, 600 and 1200. All models used processors of the Motorola 68000 family, had video and audio chip sets (co-processors), and a graphical operating system with preemptive multitasking and a 32-bit address space. |
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Okay, it's 10am UK time on the Sunday after Amiga's announcement at Amiga2K and I've just finished reading all the stuff out there filtering past me from the first day. I can see some people thinking they've just been the victims of an April fool, but I'm pleased to say Amiga haven't projected themselves as fools. {...} Hardware-wise, the Amiga developer system may not seem cutting edge in some places. The idea was to produce a box which was cheap to build and sell, yet powerful enough to be useful. |
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This extension adds language support for the Amiga version of Blitz Basic 2 (and Amiblitz) with limited syntax highlighting support. Big thanks to Youen Chéné who has made a lot of improvements to this extension, including converting the external tools to javascript! |
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{Browser based Boing Ball demo with source code} |
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{A nice little program to inspect, analyze, and extract boot blocks from ADF disk images. 3093 Bootblocks recognized} |
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The Amiga CD32 console, released in 1993, was Commodore’s follow-up to the CDTV. Essentially, it was a repackaged Amiga 1200 with a built-in CD-ROM drive and a bespoke 6-button joypad controller. Indeed, by plugging in a keyboard, mouse and floppy drive, you pretty much had a fully functioning A1200. {...} For these reasons, it can be worth emulating the CD32, so I thought I’d write a short guide on how to do this using WinUAE. Fortunately, it’s pretty straightforward and won’t take long. |
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(56 Covers) The Cover Project is a collaborative effort between some of the CAG forumers and Snackbar Games that has since expanded into it's own website. Our covers are carefully created with high resolution scans of original boxart or case inserts. At 300dpi we are confident that these are the highest quality covers found anywhere on the net. |
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{German - Amiga Future's game cheat databank} |
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{Homepage for the Amiga Computer Users Group of Edmonton Canada. Meetings, Newsletters, SOGs, Members, Tech Talk, Gallery, Links and more} |
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The Amiga line of computers, developed by Commodore International, represents one of the most innovative and beloved chapters in computing history. Introduced in the mid-1980s, Amiga systems were far ahead of their time, offering advanced graphics, sound, and multitasking capabilities. Despite their technical brilliance and passionate fanbase, the Amiga’s story is also one of missed opportunities and corporate mismanagement. In this article, we’ll explore the history of the Amiga computers, from their origins and groundbreaking technology to their cultural impact and legacy. |
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The Amiga computer celebrated its 30th birthday at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California July 25-26, 2015. For a dedicated group of users, its technical achievements were fondly remembered and recognized. |
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{VERY detailed information about a broad range of chips to include: Angus, Akiko, Alice, Amber, Bridgette, Budgie, Buster, CIA, Daphne, Denise, DMAC, Gary, Gayle, Kickstart, Lisa, Paula, Ramsey & Toni. Also listing each chip's Chip Number, Part Number & what system it was Used In.} |
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This is an implementation of a SANA-II driver for the Amiga, which allows you to use either a Pico W enabled BlueSCSI V2, or various WiFi equipped ZuluSCSI models to give internet access to the machine! This code is based on the MNT ZZ9000Net driver by Lukas F. Hartmann (which is based on work by Henryk Richter) and also borrows a little from the PlipBox device driver, which has several contributors. |
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Rare and hard to find D-sub DB23 connector enclosure now available for 3d-printing. Used in Amiga 500/600/1200 (and others) as a RGB video socket. Not only helps to protects socket and wires, but also looks similar to DB9-DB25 factory design. |
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Newly manufactured DB23F video connectors and hoods for Amiga. |
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Newly manufactured DB23F video connectors for Amiga. |
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{...}And then I learned of the LazarusStorm project, which created an external board that plugs into the big slot on the left hand side of the 500 and provides a socket for accelerators like the PiStorm to be plugged into. This allows me to use the PiStorm externally on the 500, so I can unplug it when I want the 500 to be completely original again. |
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{Official home page. Known as "The best games site in the world" - Amiga Format and "The greatest source of information on Amiga games" = Amiga Computing} |
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Q: What are the differences between Cloanto's 3.X ROMs, and the original versions and updates released by Amiga? The 3.1 ROM, initially released in the CD³² hardware in 1993, was the last Amiga ROM version released by Commodore/Amiga. The 3.X series by Cloanto, first released in 1999, aims to remain as true to the original as possible while merging some essential updates, the most notable of which being the ability to boot from "large" hard disks. This was originally released by Amiga (under the ESCOM and Gateway ownership) as a "SetPatch", while the Amiga Forever ROM distribution made it officially possible to use it as a native ROM, without requiring a reboot. |
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We get the inside story on the Amiga's biggest ever magazine, and the dramatic last years, with Amiga Format's final editor Ben Vost. |
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It is a PC Windows program that uses the Greasewaezle by Keir Fraser, ADF-Drive by D. Tonn or DrawBridge aka Arduino Amiga Floppy Disk Reader/Writer by Rob Smith to create backup copies from/to HD/USB/SD and of course from/to floppy disk |
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{Small selection of write ups on how to crack Amiga games} |
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LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Jul 8, 2013) - Writers' Group Film Corp. (OTCQB: WRIT) a Los Angeles-based content distribution company, announced that it has signed a binding definitive term sheet for the acquisition of Amiga Games Inc. ("AGI"), a company which licenses classic video game libraries and re-publishes the most popular titles for smartphones, modern game consoles, PCs, and tablets. |
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Blaze Entertainment, the company behind Evercade, has signed a deal to bring Amiga games to its retro consoles starting next year. Evercade, for those unfamiliar, exists in two versions: a home console known as the Evercade VS and the upcoming handheld Evercade EXP. Both are cartridge-based and support a library of 380 officially licensed classic titles, spanning over four decades. |
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