Hyperion is pleased to announce that on September 30, 2009, it has reached a comprehensive settlement agreement with Amiga, Inc., Itec LLC and Amino Development Corporation, Inc., to bring all ongoing litigation and worldwide pending procedures between the parties to an end. As part of the settlement agreement, the Amiga Parties acknowledge that Hyperion is the sole owner of AmigaOS 4.

The search engine of the Stone Oakvalley's Authentic SID Collection has been improved. Searching is now faster, easier to use and has more functionality. Also the bandwidth has been increased, for faster downloaden of a MP3 of your favorite SID.

You can watch Chuck Peddle being interviewed by Bil Herd and Jeri Ellsworth. He talks about starting his career in electronics.

RoePipi released a new game for the Commodore Plus/4. You can play the mazes or build your own! Features: Built-in maps (38). 4-Way infinite scrolling. Stairways and goal objects. Including a maze editor. 3 Different sounds with adjustable volume.

Marcin "Korni" Kornaś has collected 16 skins for MorphOS. You can view a full-screen version of each skin including all details. If you have a skin of your own, you can submit it to Korni's web page.

Misery is a demo for the C64 DTV. This demo is made by the group TRSI. The demo is for the C64-DTV, but can also be viewed with the VICE emulator, on YouTube or you can download the video. Coding: Benson, Peiselulli, Street Tuff. Music: Jammer. Graphics: Benson, H2o, Peiselulli, Street Tuff, ZerO-X. Loader: tlr.

geoGlyph is a GEOS Desk Accessory. It is a game of pattern matching. The aim is to form color matches at least 3 long either horizontally or vertically by swapping any two adjacent Glyphs. The matched Glyphs are removed, and gravity takes effect, dropping Glyphs into the spaces left open by the removed match. The game is made by Sean Huxter and can be downloaded from his web page.

This web page is celebrating the awesomeness of Amiga Games and the Commodore Amiga with reviews, videos, images and stuff. The reviews are written by the Retrobrothers. You could also do a Amiga quiz on the web page.

There is a update of the Plus/4 emulator Yape available: Implemented a simple assembler in the external monitor. Tape head adjust dialog for wave samples. Optionally invert tape sample input signal. Tape fast forward and rewind in 15 sec steps. TAP's with non-native encoding now supported (C64, VIC20 frequencies) and bugfixes (sound, tape).

There are new and improved titles for the WHDLoad system. New: Gnome Ranger, Atom Smasher, Premier Manager 3. Improved: Pang (Ocean), Perihelion (Psygnosis), No Buddies Land (Expose Software/Eternal Productions), Zeewolf (Binary Asylum), Castles (Interplay), Apidya (Kaiko), Might and Magic III - Isles of Terra (New World Computing), 1869 (Max Design), improved: Dalek Attack (Alternative).

There are 18 new games added to the collection of Seuck games. Karl-Johan Nilsson released his games Critters and Didrik the Driver. Mason found 16 games: Alien Kill 1, Alien Kill 2, Chaos, Death Dream 1, Death Dream 2, Ikari Warriors 2, Jonathan, Master Blaster, Moebious, Not More Martians, Orbit Empire, Panzerschlacht, Road Duels: The Corvette, Space Control, Space Fight and Tamer.

cc65 is a complete cross development package for 65(C)02 systems, including a powerful macro assembler, a C compiler, linker, librarian and several other tools.
cc65 has C and runtime library support for many of the old 6502 machines, including: Commodore VIC20, C16, C116, Plus/4, C64, C128, CBM 500/600/700, GEOS C64/128, Apple 2, Atari 8 bit, Lynx, Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Supervision console, Oric Atmos.

Timberwolf is the project name of the AmigaOS port of the Firefox web browser. It's features include: tabbed browsing, support for HTML 5, ECMAScript 3.1, and CSS 3, extensibility through add-ons, and a lot more. In short, Firefox is the most complete open source browser to date. Timberwolf is a spare-time project, not funded by anybody.

In this German pdf magazine the following articles: News, Pattex PowerKnete, Emulatoren für Nintendo DS, Giana Sisters am DS, C65 - zweite Chance, Pure CBM, Commodore Vienna 2009, Traum: Die Zukunft von Commodore, Commodores letzter Chipsatz, Tutorial: AROS, Commodore C64 Games System, Commodore VC20, Jungle Hunt, Wussten Sie..?, Cover für 5,25" Disks, Auflösung / Kreuzwort / Game Show, Tops und Flops / Bilder zum Schluss.

Chronos made a conversion of the Commodore 64 game Container for the Commodore Plus/4. Container is a C64 entry for the Minigame Compo edition 2009. Originally coded by Charles Grey. Container is smart and cute action game in just 1 Kilobyte.

This time a small update for a bug that gives problems if you use the emulator more than 73 minutes. Hoxs64 is a Commodore 64 emulator made by David Horrocks. The goal of Hoxs64 is to accurately emulate the Commodore 64 computer. Features: A cycle based CPU, VIC, CIA and SID.

The XU1541 USB Adapter is now available. This adapter is the modern version of the parallel port X1541 cable but now with USB capabilities. Allowing modern PC's and laptops to use the Commodore range of disk drives such as the 1541 etc.

A new game for the Commodore C64 developed by T.M.R. In the game you take control of your harrier jet. Your task is to clear the way for ground forces by destroying as many of their land and air defenses as possible.

The first NatAmi board is assembled. The goal of this hardware project is to produce a next generation Amiga computer with an up-to-date design. The NatAmi project is designed and developed by Thomas Hirsch. You can follow the progress via the web page and forum.

In this English D64 magazine the following items: Headline News, The Awards, World of Demos, The Mini-Awards, C64 Heaven, Cracker's Map, Interviews: Carrion and Dokk, LCP 2009, MO8, C64 shops, The list.

In this German-language d64 magazine the following articles: Computer Scene, Talkies und Diskussionen, Hall of Fame, Games-Corner, Out of C64, Programmservice, Music box and much more.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Interviews: Marshall Alexander, Johan Van Den Brande and Arcade Retro Gaming, Foldskool Hero Model, Commodore Ringtones, Geos and Role Play Games, C16 and Plus/4 Pages, CCCUK Meeting Report and Back to the Past.

Jakub Bednarski released new firmware for the Minimig.
ARM firmware: MMC/SD/SDHC cards, FAT16/FAT32 filesystems, Long File Names, Up to 4 virtual floppy drives and 2 hard files emulations.
FPGA: Improved system timing (blitter, CIAs, ROM), Improvements CIA access, INTREQ, Support for two virtual hard disks, Kickstart 1.2 can be used.

The web page C64 Intros has added another 300 intros bringing the total to 5000 intro's. Updated groups include: A-Team, Cyberpunx, Danish Dream Line, Dynamix, Excess, Hardcore, Hitmen, Krabat Crew, Mirage, Noname, Orion, Trauma, The Shadows, X-Rated and many more.

Herbert Klackl has ported the Tetris-Klon Game to MorphOS. To use the game you need to have the powersdl.library installed on your system. You can download the game from Herbert's web page. Game is also available for Linux, *BSD, Win32, Atari and AmigaOS 4.0.

Mathfigure has been working on a visual debugger for the Commodore C64. The debugger is available for the Frodo and the VICE emulator. The debugger will let you look at and change the memory of the emulator while running a program.
You can watch a YouTube video with a demonstration of ICU 64 on Mathfigure's web page.

For 3 days there was a iPhone application available to emulate the C64 on the iPhone. But some people discovered that you could activate the original BASIC. And Apple decided to remove the app. The developer Manomio has now made a version without BASIC and will try to get it approved again by Apple.

Adric is working on Admiral 64. This program will emulate the BASIC operating environment, with the look and feel of a Commodore 64 (or Plus/4 or 128). It will include: PETSCII graphics, Direct editing and executing of BASIC, In quote mode and a Screen editor. The program is written in C++ and can be used in DOSBox.

This car wash is controlled with a Commodore SX-64. The Commodore SX-64 is connected to the car wash with an home build interface. It uses the user-port to control 6 relays and it uses joystick port 1 to receive 5 inputs. The program is written in BASIC.
The horizontal brush has an height detection an can follow the contours of the car.

Netfield previously known as Tulip went bankrupt on September 3rd 2009. Netfield / Tulip was the holder of the name Commodore. Tulip bought the remains of Commodore from Escom in 1997 and was involved in the C64-DTV project.

In this German d64 magazine for the Commodore C116, C16 and the Plus/4 the following articles: Forum, Tips en Tricks, Programs, Computer Spaß, Hardware, Games guide. On the disk are more than 10 programs available for the C16 and or Plus/4.

EasyFlash is a cartridge for the C64 expansion port. In contrast to traditional cartridges, this one can be programmed directly from the C64. EasyFlash is a 1 MByte Flash EPROM card with multiple configurations and banks possible. It does not use traditional UV-EPROMs, but Flash memory. This makes it possible to "burn" the cartridge using your C64, no EPROM programmer is needed.

Orion70 made a Commodore VIC-20 version of the The Mystery of Silver Mountain adventure. The game was originally published in a type-in book and was made for the Commodore C64. The games uses the FAT40 system to produce 40 columns of text. To play the game you need a VIC-20 with a 24 kbyte memory expansion or the VICE emulator.

More than 20 games have been added to the Seuck vault. Mason of C64Heaven has tracked down the following games: Apache Fight, Ball Manic, Better Dead Than Anthoni, Bug Blaster, The Canals of Mars, Chopter Hunt 2, Chrome Warriors, Commando 88, Duel Attack, Last Duel, Marauder 2, Next Generation 2 - Brothers Arms 3, Precision Fighter, Radcliffe in Monsterland, Terra Cresta 2 and Twin Cobra.

For AmigaOS 4 there is a new version available of Atari ST /STE emulator. Hatari emulates most of the ST / STE hardware including joysticks and hard disk images. Hatari is also available for: Linux, Apple, BSD, Windows and BeOS. Visit the Hatari web page for all the details.

In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following articles: News, Games That Weren't updated, Spot the Commodore, NETsurf, Amiga Forever 2009, Modding the colors in JiffyDOS, Wiz Console emulator, Knight 'n' Grail available, Commodore 16 High score challenge, Paul "Dunric" Panks Passed away, Interview with Vanessa Ezekowitz, C64 Forever and Postscript Output From Geos.

There is a new episode of Amitopia TV available. In this 30 minute episode: Amiga News, Delusion, Amitopia TV Special and Delgo's Island. You can download the episode, there is a 720x480 and a 320x240 version available.

Space Crap III is a new game for the Commodore C64 made by Piti with the help of TSM, Roberto, Raffox, Ian Coog and Richard. In the game you have to destroy the enemy balls with 4 different ships. To complete a level you need to get 70 balls in 70 seconds

BoxWorld is a puzzle game, where the player have to place boxes over special places in order to gain energy for tele-port to the next level. The game is available for Amiga 68k and AmigaOS 4.

Wilfred Bos released an update of his SID player. Improved in this version: Last played file is remembered when ACID 64 is started. Selected file will always be visible. Special characters Ø and ø can now be searched. Escape in search boxes will now select the text. Selecting a search filter will change the color of the filter box. Copy filename strips HVSCRoot automatically. Seeking can now be cancelled (escape). Scrolling search results will now update rows immediately. Clicking on a folder name in Folders tab will expand the folder. For all the details, please visit Wilfreds web page.

The High Voltage SID Collection has been updated. This update: 953 new SIDs, 93 fixed/better rips, 320 SID credit fixes, 159 SID model/clock infos, 14 tunes identified. The whole collection (70 MByte) or the update (4,4 MByte) can be downloaded from the HVSC web page.

Realms of Quest III is a new game for the Commodore VIC-20 developed by Hitfan. In the game you have to explore many dungeons and will encounter over 70 monsters. There are 40 magic spells, 8 races, 8 classes and many different weapons, armor, potions and special items. The game will be available in September via Psytronik software.

K.C. has updated his IntroBase64. In this update: 200 new intros. IntroBase64 now uses GEMUS.DAT. Changes and additions in the documentation. The IntroBase64 can be downloaded as a rar-archive which includes all necessary files.

Arend-Paul Spijkerman released an update of his Amiga web browser. In this update: Higher speed (tripled). Less memory use (halved) and bug fixes. The Merlin browser will run on AmigaOS4 PPC, Amiga 68K, Windows, Apple macintosh and Linux. The browser can be downloaded but it is still beta software at the moment.

David Horrocks released an update of his Commodore 64 emulator. This time the following changes: Option to enable/disable opposing joystick directions. Speed optimisation to the CPU, CIA and VIC. The emulation is noticeable faster on lines with no DMA fetches and no IRQs. Bug fix to the reverse keyboard matrix. Accurate emulation of the $DD00 VIC bank switch bug. David is now working on the debugger.

Thorsten Kattanek released version 4.20 of his Commodore C64 emulator. New in this version: GameBase64 interface with search. Disk drive sound is improved, disk swap is recognized. A virtual keyboard is implemented. Stereo SID is now available. Speed control for the emulator. Visit the Emu64 forum for all the details.

Michael Kircher made a Commodore VIC-20 version of the classic puzzle game Sokoban. The game can be played on a real (unexpanded) VIC-20 with a disk drive and a joystick or with the VICE-emulator. Sokoban was originally developed by Hiroyuki Imabayashi in 1982.

DATA-LAND (Jörg Heyltjes) has released a new game for the Commodore C64 called Super Cobra. The game is a clone of the arcade classic Scramble.

The web page ADA (Amiga Demoscene Archive) is back on-line. The web page was not available for some time due to trouble from hackers. On these web pages, you will find some of the best demos and intros ever released on the fabulous Amiga computer. All the demos listed here, are of high quality.

The MorphOS team released a new version of their operating system. In the Boot.img there are 10 changes and more than 50 disk components are updated or new. The trail version of MorpOS 2.3 can be downloaded to try out the new system. Visit the MorpOS web page for all the details.