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Jumping Jack’Son Amiga retrospective: a forgotten gem with a killer groove
Jumping Jack’Son is one of those Amiga games that sounds like it was designed after someone…
AMOS basic returns for browser-based Amiga coding
For anyone who grew up around the Commodore Amiga, the name AMOS still carries a certain…
E-SWAT: Cyber Police Amiga retrospective – release, legacy and port failure
There are some games that arrive with the confidence of a man kicking open a door…
AMail 0.1.6 update improves e-mail handling on classic Amiga systems
There is something satisfying about a classic Amiga application gaining the kind of feature you almost…
Commodore in 1993: the financial crisis behind the fall of the Amiga
In the early 1990s, the future of computing had a very specific sound: the whirr of…
A/NES 1.22 update improves Nintendo emulation on classic AmigaOS
A/NES 1.22, is the latest version of the NES emulator for classic AmigaOS, feels worth pausing…
Why LhA became the Amiga’s archive standard instead of ZIP
In the early 1990s, downloading software was not something you did casually while making coffee. It…
New Amiga music software QuadTrack revives retro sequencing for 2026
Decades after Commodore disappeared from shop shelves, musicians are still coaxing beats, basslines and odd little…
NetHack: Falcon’s Eye Vampire beta adds graphical dungeon crawling
NetHack: Falcon’s Eye has received a new beta release for Vampire, ported by Paulthetall and made…
Kick Off 2 Amiga 2026 update adds new kits, pitches, and a sharper retro football look
There are some games you do not casually tamper with. Kick Off 2 is one of…
Alien Breed 3D AmigaOS 4 port revives Team17’s cult sci-fi shooter
There is something wonderfully stubborn about the Amiga scene. Long after the rest of the games…
Brilliance on Amiga: the powerful paint and animation software ahead of its time
There are some pieces of software that become famous because almost everyone used them, and then…
xSysInfo v0.6.1: essential Amiga system information tool gets a careful upgrade
There is something quietly charming about software like xSysInfo. It is not trying to reinvent the…
Deluxe Paint vs Personal Paint on the Amiga: differences, history and legacy
In the history of the Amiga, few kinds of software carried as much symbolic weight as…
EmojiGear brings Unicode and emoji support to classic AmigaOS
There is something quietly brilliant about seeing an Amiga handle emoji. Not because emoji are remarkable…
Lamborghini American Challenge retrospective: the story behind Titus’ classic Amiga racer
By the early 1990s, the Amiga racing scene was already crowded with speed. Players had been…
Amiberry 8.1.6 released with better JIT stability, Android fixes and WinUAE sync
Amiberry has never been the loudest name in emulation, but it has become one of the…
What If Commodore allowed Amiga clones? The alternate history of a lost computer empire
If Commodore had let other companies build licensed Amiga clones early, the 1990s might have had…
Wings of Fury Amiga retrospective: why gamers still remember this pacific war classic
When Wings of Fury arrived on the Amiga in 1990, it did not stroll politely into…
Watchtower Amiga retrospective: the Finnish commando style shooter time forgot
By the time Watchtower marched onto the Amiga in 1996, the machine had already seen better…