MediaVault is an open source desktop application for AmigaOS 4, which can be used to discover online audio and video content. MediaVault is developed by George Sokianos.

You can now listen to a new episode of the Retro Asylum Podcast. In this episode: Mark, Steve and Dean talk about the TV & Movie licences that maybe deserved a game but never actually got one.

FxBox is a real-time multi loop processor editor written in AMOS BASIC for the Amiga computer, developed by tstamborski. The features are: Import 16/32bit floating point file formats, AMOS sample banks and Octamed files. Mono, stereo, quad, 4 channel multi-track and an oscilloscope.

Master of Sprites is a program for developing sprite on the PC. The program is developed by Tobiasz Stamborski and will run on Java 8+. Changes in this version: Improvements for the overlay, format of attributes and the manual. And added more examples projects.

Edwin van den Oosterkamp wrote a blog about the program Spice for the Amiga computer. Spice is a program for simulating electronic circuits on a computer.

Floppy Days is an English podcast about Retro computers. In this episode: An interview with Karl Hornell, C64 Developer, cartoonist and author.

The Commodore CDTV Brick was a device for connecting two joysticks with the Commodore CDTV via an Infra-Red wireless connection. Korinel made a prototype that will do the same function as the original device.

You can watch a new video from the TPUG (Toronto PET Users Group) YouTube channel. In this video: Stefan Powell: Experience deep listening through beat frequency compositions on the Commodore C64 computer.

Kyvos is a user-friendly frontend for Qemu, designed to streamline the creation of AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS emulated environments on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Changes in this version: Zoom to fit and zoom interpolation for scaling. A tab for Notes and a couple of errors were removed.

You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus talks about the Commodore Scene Geographic.

The STALKER (STm32-to-Amiga-Local-Keyboard adaptER) is an adapter board that enables connecting USB HID keyboards to your Amiga computer. The STALKER is developed by Gianluca GP Renzi.

Serena is an experimental operating system for 32bit Amiga computers, developed by Dietmar Planitzer. The kernel is object-oriented and designed to be cross-platform and future-proof. The features are: Dispatch queues, virtual processors, memory management, SerenaFS file system, ROM and RAM-disks, floppy disk driver, Zorro II & III, keyboard, mouse, joystick, paddles, light pens and a graphics driver.

Jani has written an article about building a tester for 15kHz VGA Monitors. These kinds of monitors are compatible with the Amiga and Atari ST computers. The tester is based on a device from Planeturban, and it is battery powered.

Press Fire PONG Amiga isn't just another Pong clone, it's a reimagined arcade experience with unique gameplay mechanics and dynamic visual effects. Programmed by Alberto Sgaggero on the legendary Amiga using AMOS BASIC, this version delivers old-school vibes with a modern edge.

You can now watch a new episode from the Amiga Bill podcast. In this episode: A6000, Settlers II, Dizzy Fast Food 2, Bouncy Bonzo, Pete Cannon, John Romero, OS4.1, Amiga 40, Speed 70, C64 Datacassette, Starring The Computer, Game Jams and Amiga Events.

You can now watch a new video from the Happy Little Diodes YouTube channel. In this video: Building a new Amiga 500 computer.

Death Sector is a new game for the Commodore Plus/4 computer, developed by Csabo (code), KiCHY (pixels), Unreal, (pixels), TLC (code) and BSZ (code). Your spaceship survives a crash, and you find yourself in an unknown sector with no signs of life. Can you pilot through this desolate place, uncover its mysteries, and perhaps find a way back to safety?

The Apollo V4 A6000 is a new computer in the style of an Amiga A600. The features are: Mechanical keyboard, 2 GB fast and 12 MB chip RAM, 128 GB CF, Apollo OS, SAGA, AGA, RTG, Ethernet and 4x USB.

Rob O'Hara has made a new podcast. The subject of this episode is the game Wayout (1983) from Sirius Software for the Commodore C64 computer.

Bouncy Bonzo's Space Journey is a new game for the Amiga computer, developed by captain-ts. Bonzo is on a journey to destroy enemies on three different planets. He can spin very fast, allowing him to destroy his enemies. But he also has a problem: He can't stop bouncing.

Bass is a macro assembler for 6502 cross-development developed by Aleksi Eeben. It is designed to be minimalistic, clutter-free and precise. Bass is written in Lua, and available for macOS, Windows and Linux.

On the web page Flashtro.com you can see many cracker intros within your browser. The original intros from the Amiga, Atari-ST, Dreamcast, PC, Playstation etc. are converted to the browser. The most recent flashtro's are: Ikari - Fire Force, Jewels - New Import, The Supply Team - BloodWych, The Punishers - Blitz Basic 2.4, Energy - Fantasy Games, The Punishers - Tleloc and Flashtro - Rex and the Galactic Plague.

You can now watch a new YouTube video from André Fachat. In this episode of 8-bit-times: UltiPET, Blinkenlights, FPGASID, I/O board B-series and CC2025 impressions.

The web page retro-commodore.eu has many high-quality scans available for the Commodore user. The latest additions are: BMP Katalog / Prislister, BMP Commodore Club C64-128 og Amiga, Deluxe PhotoLab, Heimdall Manual, Hillsfar German Manual and Commodore 1701 User's Manual.

WHDLoad offers a way to play Amiga diskette games from your hard disk. New: Muscles, Arena, Relic, Pulse, Crime Time, Rampage and Hyper Wings. Update: OsWALD Of The Ice Floes.

Ben from the Nordischsound YouTube channel is making music with retro computers. The latest additions are: Sounds Like Real Bagpipe… and Bad to the Bone.

Gsargent70 has re-mastered the manual for the CMD HD. You can choose between a PDF version for reading or for printing.

Christopher Drum wrote a new blog about the application Deluxe Paint for the Amiga computer. The original program was developed by Dan Silva 40 years ago and is one of the most iconic programs for the Amiga computer.

Mamiga is a new game for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by Rub (code & pixels) and The Tea Drinker (music).

vAmiga is an Amiga 500, 1000 or 2000 emulator for the Apple Macintosh computer. Changes in this version: Improvements for the sprite collision and the game controller.

You can now listen to a new episode of the Zapped to the Past podcast. In this episode: Herbert's Dummy Run, Jonah Barrington's Squash, Black Thunder and Rocket Ball.

Sevgi Engine is an open source video game engine for classic Amiga computers, developed by Alper Sönmez. It provides the required tools and generates the code to create Amiga games using only the C programming language.

FAST-40 is a cartridge for the Commodore VIC20 computer, developed by Mark Johnson. This cartridge modifies the 22 column text screen to display 40 columns. It is software-only, but it needs an 8 kB RAM expansion.

You can watch a new video on the Root42 YouTube channel. In this video: The repair of a Commodore C64 computer and a 1541 disk drive. The C64 has a black screen and the motor in the 1541 keeps spinning.

Amiga Germany is a German printed Amiga magazine. In this edition: Sex Sells, Bubble Bobble, Underground Story (2), Box-Art-Story Golden Axe, Amiga Joker, Beta-Test: Phantom Leap, Shorty: Die Siedler II and the news.

The sharkC64 programming language is designed to be used for the development of computer programs for the Commodore C64 computer. The sharkC64 IDE comes bundled with a compiler and a bunch of example programs.

You can listen to new episodes of the Everything Amiga-Podcast, with the following subjects: Reis naar L'Abbaye des Morts, Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge and Intro To CP/M Programming.

Arthur Jordison has released a new version of CBM prg Studio. Changes in this version: Added a virtual keyboard (screen designer), POKE (export screen), Character count max, Func directives, Namespaces (pBASIC) and Auto comment blocks. Improvements for the debugger, Align directive and BASIC constants.

BeeBase is a relational, programmable database system with graphical user interface for the Amiga computer. The features are: GUI, shared access, many data-types, programmable, query, logging, SQLite3 file format, import / export and a comprehensive manual.

sID JAm is a battle of the bands style C64 / SID music player that allows you to choose winners and losers from the HVSC collection in a double-elimination tournament controlled by you.

Arcadia 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. AmiArcadia is available for the 68k Amiga, Amiga OS4, MorphOS and Windows.

You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this episode: Bacchus goes on a visit to the Swedish Commodore Club.

REDPILL is a tool for creating games for Amiga without programming knowledge. It is easy to use, but you can also do complex things and create games with the true Amiga feeling. Changes in this version: Improvements for save (levels), files, bitmap (font), sprite sheet, memory (bit planes), Camera Follow Me trigger, flood fill, tile properties, collision, export and all example projects have been updated.

With the Commodore Repair Toolbox you can easily view schematics, zoom in/out, identify components, see chip pinouts, study datasheets, resources and various other information, helping you to diagnose and repair old hardware. The supported models are: C64 (250407 & 250425), C64c (250466) and the C128/128D (310378).

You can watch a new video from the Epictronics YouTube channel. In this episode the restoration of an early Amiga A1000 computer, that is already 40 years old.

Jürgen Müller developed the 65F02, which is a drop-in replacement for the 6502 CPU, but the clock speed is 100 MHz. The hardware is a Spartan-6 FPGA (with 64 kByte on-chip RAM), on a small circuit board which is just the size of a 40-pin dual inline package, with pins matching the 65C02 pinout.

Aske Simon Christensen started an open challenge to create demos that run entirely on the Amiga custom chips without involving the CPU.

Piers Finlayson has developed the One ROM. This is the most flexible ROM replacement for your retro computer. It is highly configurable and low-cost. Based on a Raspberry Pi RP2350 or STM32F4 microcontroller. One ROM emulates the 2364, 2332 and 2316 ROMs.

Battleship is a game for the Amiga computer, developed by tickBit. To position a ship, first click once on a ship, then simply move mouse to the grid and when a position to place a ship is found, click there.

The web page c64Intros has updated its intro database and added more new intros. Updates: 18 new intros and 3 new groups.