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vAmiga latest release delivers smoother Amiga emulation on modern macs
The latest beta release of vAmiga, version 4.4b7, is a focused refinement update that concentrates on…
The best underrated turn-based strategy games for Commodore Amiga
The Commodore Amiga was many things: a multimedia powerhouse, a demo scene legend, and — quietly…
The state of the Amiga in 1996: what was happening 30 years ago?
In 1996, the Amiga was in a strange but fascinating place. It wasn’t the dominant multimedia…
Retro gaming mastery: the innovations that made Amiga platformers legendary
When the Amiga arrived, it didn’t simply compete — it experimented. Built around a Motorola 68000…
Classic 1986 platformer Camelot Warriors gets stunning Amiga AGA revival
Dust off your chainmail and check your floppy disks, because one of the more atmospheric platformers…
The complete story of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis explained
There are games that adapt films, and then there are games that quietly become the film…
Inside Jay Miner’s Amiga revolution: how one engineer changed personal computing
Jay Miner never fit the stereotype of a Silicon Valley visionary. He was not theatrical, not…
Rotoscoping techniques in Commodore Amiga games: a technical deep dive
In the early years of home computer gaming, when memory was measured in kilobytes, loading screens…
Before Commodore stepped in: the three dentists who financed Amiga’s future
In the grand mythology of personal computing, revolutions are supposed to begin in garages, venture capital…
10 Myths about the Commodore Amiga 1000 you probably still believe
In July 1985, the Commodore Amiga 1000 debuted at Lincoln Center in New York with a…
The Amiga Demoscene in 2026: why a 7 MHz computer still inspires digital artists
At three in the morning, in a cavernous former industrial hall in Germany that smells faintly…
Serious Sam reborn: bringing arena FPS action to AmigaOS 4 and AmigaOne
In November 2025, one of the most energetic first-person shooters of the early 2000s made an…
THEA1200 and the return of the Amiga: can the 1992 rebel win again in 2026?
THEA1200 is a modern, upcoming plug-and-play reimagining of the legendary Amiga 1200, the 1992 home computer…
The art of Amiga lettering: how bitmap typography shaped game design
It is easy to reduce the typography of the late 80s and early 90s to a…
In a world before GPUs: AGA vs VGA and the early ’90s graphics war
In 1992, the future of gaming did not arrive through a silent download or a day-one…
The Gate – a promising new Amiga action-adventure game
The Gate is an in-development action-adventure game centered on investigation, exploration, and mounting tension. You play…
From Amiga to everywhere: celebrating 35 years of Lemmings and its gaming revolution
In February 1991, a small Scottish developer released a puzzle game about tiny green-haired creatures marching…
Amiga 4000 development: the last Commodore flagship of a computing legend
When the Commodore Amiga 4000 arrived in 1992, it wasn’t introduced as a desperate move or…
Retro creativity reimagined: Graphic Designer beta 5 for Amiga released
There’s something wonderfully defiant about releasing ambitious new creative software for a machine that first blinked…
Amiga 500 hardware vs IBM PC hardware: a retro comparison
In 1987, choosing a computer wasn’t just a purchase — it was a personality test. Were…
How Ocean Software dominated the Amiga with blockbuster licenses and arcade hits
There was a particular thrill to seeing the Ocean logo bloom onto an Amiga screen. It…
Alicia 1200MK2 Amiga-compatible motherboard kit gets new revision
The release of the newest Alicia 1200MK2 kit continues to demonstrate how the retro-computing community is…
Operation Steel Rain Prologue brings classic mech action to the Commodore Amiga
Operation Steel Rain Prologue is a side-scrolling mech action platformer that places players inside a heavily…
The secret behind Amiga performance: Chip RAM, Fast RAM, and Slow RAM
If you grew up using PCs, memory was simple: you installed RAM, the computer became happier,…
New Amiga game Echodrome delivers fast-paced retro arena shooter gameplay
There’s something magical about a brand-new game that proudly announces, “Yes, I run on a computer…
New ScummVM release makes classic adventure games run smoother on Amiga
Retro computing has a funny way of bending time. One moment you’re loading floppy disks in…