29.Oct.2024
deadwood (E-Mail)
|
AROS/x86: Update of the ABI v0 version
In February Krzysztof 'deadwood' Śmiechowicz ported version 20220318-1 of AROS/x86 for 32-bit systems back to the original binary interface ABIv0. Now at the title link as well as on GitHub a second update for it has been published (release notes).
The archive contains just the updated components which can be copied directly onto an existing installation of the operating system.
(snx)
[News message: 29. Oct. 2024, 12:22] [Comments: 0]
[Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
|
29.Oct.2024
|
Do it yourself: Action Replay III cartridge with case
The ar3 project is a remake of the Action Replay III cartridge for the Amiga and offers modern features to use the legendary hardware module for the expansion port on original hardware. The replica provides the original functions of the module. With the open-source approach, ar3 enables expansion and adaptation to current needs. The GitHub project initiated by Nicola Avanzi provides the data (including Kicad and JED files), ROM binaries and component lists required for the replica in the ar3 repository.
more ...
(nba)
[News message: 29. Oct. 2024, 00:28] [Comments: 0]
[Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
|
29.Oct.2024
McFly
|
Documentary: The Making of Worms (1995)
The documentary "The Making of Worms (1995)" on YouTube provides a comprehensive insight into the creation of the cult game Worms by Team 17. The one-hour film shows the history of the game, starting with developer Andy Davidson's idea and ending with its implementation and release in 1995.
more ...
(nba)
[News message: 29. Oct. 2024, 00:28] [Comments: 0]
[Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
|
29.Oct.2024
Amiga Kit
|
A600GS: Update 46.1.864 with floppy drive support
With the new update v46.1.864 for the A600GS computer, manufacturer Amiga Kit is introducing, among other things, support for floppy drives via Drawbridge (amiga-news.de reported). The changes in detail:
more ...
(nba)
[News message: 29. Oct. 2024, 00:22] [Comments: 0]
[Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
|
29.Oct.2024
Scene World Podcast (ANF)
|
Scene World Podcast Episode #201 - Charles Cecil (Revolution Software)
In the 201st episode of the Scene World podcast, the team welcomes Charles Cecil, founder of Revolution Software and an icon of British video game development. Cecil, known for some classic adventure games that are still popular today, talks about his career and the development of these influential games. Revolution Software brought many point-and-click adventures to the Amiga, including "Lure of the Temptress" (1992) and "Beneath a Steel Sky" (1994), and also ported the Sierra classic "King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow" to the Amiga. The interview starts at 1:03:08.
(nba)
[News message: 29. Oct. 2024, 00:22] [Comments: 0]
[Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
|
| | |
| | |
