AmigaCF is a Compact Flash adapter with activity clicking noises for your Amiga 600 and 1200, developed by autumnhippo. The features are: Easy to mount and use, Audible clicking sounds at disk activity will simulate the read-head noises from a vintage spinning hard drive, Jumper (master / slave) and option for external HDD activity LED.

Wizonk! Magic Arena is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by MixelsLab. Enter the arena and fight off three friends with a range of mystical powers. The aim of the game is to be the last spellcaster standing, by any means necessary. The game can be played on an Amiga with 1 MB Chip RAM.

vAmiga is an Amiga 500, 1000, or 2000 emulator for the Apple Macintosh computer. Improvements in this version: Dashboard, User-selectable number formats in Inspector, Auto-completion for enum-like options in RetroShell and Framebuffer screenshots.

The AMI Tech-Gazette is a magazine like a user group newsletter, with that personal, not-fully-professional touch, covering the Amiga and its relatives. In this edition: Commodore in Japan, The Graphic Workshop - Realistic Texturing, Amiga News & Views, HW image compression, Amiga Game Zone, Atari 7800 Game Drive and The Canine Perspective.

A new edition of the English and German Amiga magazine Amiga Future is now available. In this edition: Macro System (2), Amiga Meeting 2024, Playfield, AmigaOS 4.1 Update 3, Board game vs. Amiga - The Worlds of Space 1889, Dungeonette - The New Adventure, Tales of Evil, Neon Noir, Mind Force, Halloween X, 2 Tiny Cowboys, Fast Food Dizzy 2, Aminet News, VASM, ADF Blitzer, AmiKit for Raspberry, Amiga 600gs, Fast scaling of bitmaps. Trevors Soapbox, Settle the World, Beyond the screen: The history of RPGs on the Amiga, RAM modules, Amiga Future Social, Classic Reflection and the Demoscene.

You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, the build the Spitfire 2000, a new Amiga 2000 accelerator created by Jorgan Bilander.

An update for the Hall of Light web page: QX 2001, Świdroń, Key Master, Riviera '79, Ami Robbo 2, Steel World, Battle Squadron 2, Another World / Out Of This World, Impossible Mission 2025: The Special Edition, Space Crusade, Lotus Turbo Challenge 2, Tetra Zone, Extreme Violence 2, North & South Wars, Hyper Wings, Police Quest III: The Kindred, Łowca Pereł, Rick Dangerous, Tron 5000, Future Wars: Adventures In Time, Europa 2.1 and Doodlebug: Bug Bash 2.

An update for the MorphOS Storage web page: SuperTux_0.6.3.1549.lha, SteadyFeet_0.0.1.lha, LetsSweepSomeMines_0.3.1.lha, Tutris_1.0.1.lha, JustSolitaire_1.0.lha, TileWorld_1.3.2.lha, AmiArcadia_33.72.lha, AmigaGPT_2.2.0.lha, PuzzleTiles_1.0.lha, Frodo_4.5.lha, fheroes2_1.1.5.lha, OceanPop_2.00.lha, Shisen-Seki_0.2.1.lha, Image2PDF_2.8.lha, LHArchiver_1.12.lha, OpenGW_1.0.lha, ScummVM_2.9.0.lha, Wayfarer_9.0.lha, SDL2Wiki_0.8.lha, iConecta_5.50.lha, X-pired_1.22.lha, Sudoku_1.0.lha, Galaga_1.0.lha, SimpleSokoban_1.0.5.lha and SDL_2.30.10_Libraries.lha.

The cheats database of Amiga Future is updated weekly by David Jahn. The database contains cheats, solutions, tips & tricks and Freezer addresses. The latest updates are: Mamba Move, Magic Fields, Magic Boy and Mag!!!

Till Harbaum is working on the NanoMig. The NanoMig is a port of the Minimig FPGA implementation to the Tang FPGA development boards. This is a work in progress, but these are the features: Kick ROM, 2 MB chip / 1.5 MB slow RAM, OCS / ECS, virtual FFD / HDD, HDMI video / audio (PAL & NTSC), keyboard, mouse and joystick via USB.

Amiga Addict is a digital and printed Amiga magazine. In this edition: Turrican, Julian Eggebrecht, Holger Schmidt, Dungeonette, AmiGameJam, Dan Malone, Simon Byron, DoohicKEY, ZonKEY, Caligari, Tang Nano 20K FPGA board and Amiga arcade games.

Bunnito's Feast is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by captain-ts. Bunnito is a cute, but slow and clumsy rabbit who mostly cares about eating. You must help Bunnito to find his way home, avoid the enemies, eat 20 pieces of food and find the exit.

You can listen to new remixes on the AmigaRemix webpage. The following Amiga music was added to the webpage: Heatbeat's Space Love, acid experiment, Relic, Turrican 10 Anniversary edition, Battle Squadron Genos 2 Edition, Mystified, Xenophobe, Echoing Genos Edition and Saman Kar Tanesii.

The Young Icefighter is a little Demo of a one player Amiga game for Children made with the Shoot-Em-Up Construction Kit. The game is developed by Kobold Eduard, and still in development, but you can already play this demo.

Saga is a conversion of the 1981 TSR board-game "Saga: Age of Heroes", for up to 6 players. Players can be controlled by a human or the Amiga. In Saga you must defeat evil monsters, win fabulous treasures and rule great kingdoms.

WormWars is an arcade game for the Amiga computer developed by James Jacobs. The features are: 37 objects, 37 creatures, 13 bonuses, 4 worms and a level editor.

The AmigaOS 4 version of WormWars.

Vasm is an assembler to create linkable objects in various formats. The following CPUs are supported: M680x0, ColdFire, 80x86, PowerPC, ARM, Jaguar RISC, Z80, C16x/ST10, 6502 and the 6800. Visit the web page to read about the changes in this version.

VLink v0.18

Castlevania is a game for the Amiga computer, developed by Dante Retro Dev. The game is based on the Castlevania Chronicles games from the year 1986. Changes in this version: Added a native CD32 ISO version, with CD music and other optimizations.

Carmageddon is a new game for the Amiga, developed by Arcziii. The game is based on the game Carmageddon from the year 1997. You will need the original game data to play the full game.

Need for Madness is a game for the PC from the year 2015. The game has a soundtrack that is based on mod's from retro games such as games for the Amiga computer. A Mod is a collection of music files with instructions. The player will read the instructions and play the music files following the instructions.

More Mod music.

AmiArcadia is a emulator of early game consoles like the PHUNSY, Elektor TV Games Computer, Interton VC 4000, Emerson Arcadia 2001, Central Data 2650 and others. Ami Arcadia is available for the 68k Amiga, Amiga OS4, MorphOS and Windows.

Yoomp! Is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by zr-games. Players control a bouncing ball as it navigates 3D-textured tubes, each with unique properties. The goal is to collect points while avoiding traps and hazards. The game has 27 levels and the music is from MCH.

Puzzle Tiles is a new puzzle-game for AmigaOS 4, developed by Domenico Lattanzi. You can choose your own picture which will be scrambled into different pieces. You can swap two pieces at a time to rebuild the original picture. The game has 5 difficulty levels, a progress bar, hints and audio effects that will help the user in rebuilding the original picture.

The AROS version of Puzzle Tiles.

The Amigatronics webpage had an interview with Trevor Dickinson from A-EON. Trevor shares his insights on the most significant events in the Amiga world over the past few years.

Wayfarer is a web browser for MorphOS, based on a recent branch of WebKit. Changes in this version: Rebased to WebKitGTK 2.46.5, updated cURL, tasn, xml2 and the nghttp2 libraries.

Scene World Podcast is a podcast about the Commodore scene. In this episode: An interview with Eugene Sandulenko who is one of the developers of ScummVM. ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical adventure and role-playing games on the Amiga.

A preview edition of the English and German Amiga magazine Amiga Future is now available. In this edition: Macro System (2), Amiga Meeting 2024, Playfield, AmigaOS 4.1 Update 3, Board game vs. Amiga - The Worlds of Space 1889, Dungeonette - The New Adventure, Tales of Evil, Neon Noir, Mind Force, Halloween X, 2 Tiny Cowboys, Fast Food Dizzy 2, Aminet News, VASM, ADF Blitzer, AmiKit for Raspberry, Amiga 600gs, Fast scaling of bitmaps. Trevors Soapbox, Settle the World, Beyond the screen: The history of RPGs on the Amiga, RAM modules, Amiga Future Social, Classic Reflection and the Demoscene.

G-Wars is a new game for the Amiga (PiStorm) computer, developed by NovaCoder. This is a proof of concept to see if a PiStorm is fast enough to generate a simple 3D game like Geometry Wars. The game is work in progress, it just needs some sound/music and a scoring system to finish it.

You can listen to new episodes of the Amigos: Everything Amiga podcast. In this episode: The Sentinel, TV Sports Baseball, Darkmere and Robocod.

WHDLoad offers a way to play Amiga diskette games from your hard disk. New: Think Twice, WHDLoad v19.1 and Dungeonette - The New Adventure. Update: Head over Heels, Ghost Battle, Dungeonette - The New Adventure, Pac-Mania, Buck Rogers, Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer 2.0, Enchanted Land, Neuromancer, Lethal Weapon and Desert Strike.

WhatIFF? is an Amiga magazine in the Amiga Guide format. In this edition: RastPort PCMCIA, Electroware PSU, A500 2MB + RTC Expansion, IBrowse 3a, FlashMandel Vamped Edition, GoVD Virtual Workbench Desktop, A600GS, GOEX Drive SD Card Version, RogueCraft, Untangle, Blitz Basic Basics (2), Audio (3), CPU Fan - TF1260, ImageFX & Brilliance, LightWave 101, Amiga OS3.2, Workbench 3.2, WHDLoad, Apollo Computer V4 2024/2025, NTSC Amiga, The Elephant's Balloon & Other Children's Bedtime Stories, Carsten Jensen, RedBug, Grzegorz Kraszewsk and Krzystof Donat.

Report+ is a utility for the Amiga computer. The features are: Bug reporting tool, Edit A3000/A4000-type battery-backed memory. Edit the manufacturer and product ID registries. View IFF/RIFF-files, Batch processing on icon files and an ASCII-converter.

Lua is a powerful, efficient, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. It supports procedural programming, object-oriented programming, functional programming, data-driven programming and data description. The Amiga version of Lua is developed by George Sokianos.

ZuluSCSI is a SCSI to SD-card interface. The ZuluSCSI can emulate a SCSI (1 & 2) hard disk or CD-ROM drive and stores the data on a SD-card.

Amiga Germany is a German printed Amiga magazine. In this edition: X-Out, Scaler, Puzzle & Logic Games, Lost Patrol, Lage der Nation, Deutschland kein Videospielland, Payback, Box-Art-Story: Agony, B.C. Kid, Dr. Dangerous, Weihnachts-Goodies and more.

You can read an interview on the Spillhistorie webpage with Rob Anderson. Rob is the author of the cult classic Moonstone. The game Moonstone originally came out in the year 1991 for the Amiga and PC.

Revenge of the Grinch is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by Electric Black Sheep. The Grinch has kidnapped Santa's little helper to ruin Christmas once again. You must save Christmas, save Santa's little helper and gather all the gifts the Grinch has scattered on the way to his dungeon.

You can read a blog, from LinuxJedi, about restoring an Amiga 2000 computer. The A2000 is equipped with a Harlequin frame buffer, ICD 2000 SCSI Board with 105 MB HDD and a Progressive Peripherals 68040 Accelerator.

QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer. When used as a machine emulator, QEMU can run OSes and programs made for one machine on a different machine. This makes it possible to run an Amiga OS on a PC.

More information about running an Amiga OS with Qemu.

Extreme Violence 2 is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by PixelPlop Games. The game is an unofficial sequel to the Amiga Public Domain game Extreme Violence created by Simon Green in the year 1991. The game is one of the games for the AmigaJam 2024 competition.

Versus is a diskette magazine for the Amiga computer. In this magazine news, interviews and the charts for: best demo, intro, <4K, group, code, pixels, music, ascii, website, party and newcomer / comeback.

An update for the Hall of Light web page: Apidya, Trolls, Sword Of Sodan, Tajemnica Bursztynowej Komnaty, Day Of The Viper, Prawo Jazdy Pro, Kids Paint v2.0, Simon Says At The Zoo, You & Me: Jezyk Angielski, Amanda's Alphabet Jigsaw Jumble, Search for Sanchez, Hoopy Paint!, Malediction, Hoyle Volume III, TSS CD ROM 002: TSS Mix CD Zestaw 1, asa Krytyczna, Leatherneck, Kostki, Operation Meteor, SPOC (Special Programs & Operations Company), Sink Or Swim and Zack!

An update for the MorphOS Storage web page: SpaceWar_1.21.0.lha, Iris_1.45.lha, Lite-XL_2.1.6r1.lha, AmiArcadia_33.70.lha, SacrificioPagano_3.00.lha, NetPuzzleArena_1.0.lha, PacMan-SDL_1.0.lha, MCE_15.23.lha, UHCTools_1.8.lha, png2c_1.0.lha, MilkyTracker_1.05.00.lha, SDDapple_0.14.lha, fheroes2_1.1.4.lha, Rob-O-Tronic_1.0.lha, EgoBoo_2.22.lha, Woof_15.0.0.lha, SDL_2.30.9_Libraries.lha, OpenMoHAA_0.80.0-alpha3.lha, Atomiks_1.0.4.1.lha, sz81_2.1.7.lha and ReportPlus_8.61.lha.

The cheats database of Amiga Future is updated weekly by David Jahn. The database contains cheats, solutions, tips & tricks and Freezer addresses. The latest updates are: Lure of the Temptress.

The Versatile Amiga Test Program is developed for all Amiga computers. The available tests are: Screen, Audio, Sprite, Blitter, CD32 joypad, Keyboard, CIA, ROM, CPU, FPU, RTC, Memory, Address-line, Real Interrupt, Interrupt Request, Disk-drive, Parallel-port and Serial-Port.

ProTrekkr is a tracker program combining a software synthesizer together with a traditional sample tracker which can be used to create electronic music. The AROS version is developed by Franck Charlet.

Rogue Football CardGame is a new card-game for the Amiga computer, developed by One Joyful Day. This is one of the games for the AmiGameJam 2024 contest, the game is still in development, but you can try it already.

TAWS (The Amiga Workbench Simulation) is a JavaScript simulation of the Amiga-Workbench 1.x - 3.x for IE, Firefox, Opera and WebKit-Browsers. With TAWS you can work with the Amiga Workbench inside your favourite web browser. Changes or improvements in this version: Palette, MagicMenuPrefs, Menu, IBrowse, HippoPlayer, AmigaGuide, OS 4.1, BMP, 8SVX, 16SV, AmiKitX, Preferences and Bugfixes.

Morning Panic is a small and simple text adventure for the Amiga computer, developed by Amiga Cammy. Your mission is to find your key and wallet before leaving the house for work.

The Retro Hour is a professional Podcast made by Dan Wood & Ravi Abbott. The Retro Hour aims to help the world understand the European gaming industry. In this episode: An interview with Allister Brimble. Allister is a music composer and made the music for games like Alien Breed and RollerCoaster Tycoon.