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Archive 12/2024

`12.Dec.2024`	Blog: Restoration of an Amiga 2000, part 3 Andrew 'LinuxJedi' Hutching recently bought an Amiga 2000 for 350 pounds and is now documenting his attempts to repair the considerably upgraded computer (amiga-news.de reported). The third part is to get the hard disc up and running. (cg) [News message: 12. Dec. 2024, 11:36] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`12.Dec.2024`	Top-down shooter: Revenge Of The Grinch "Revenge Of The Grinch" (video) is a shooter with simultaneous mouse and joystick control. The game developed by "Electric Black Sheep" (e.g. Star Dust Wars, Project Quest) runs on any Amiga with 1 megabyte of RAM, an A1200 is recommended. (cg) [News message: 12. Dec. 2024, 11:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`12.Dec.2024` spillhistorie.no (E-Mail)	Interview: Rob Anderson ("Moonstone") The blog "Spillhistory" spoke to programmer Rob Anderson, the developer of the 1991 action adventure Moonstone. (cg) [News message: 12. Dec. 2024, 11:24] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`11.Dec.2024`	Development tool: Amiga GCC updated Stefan 'bebbo' Franke's GNU-C compiler compilation for the Amiga was updated two days ago. The "lilzöö" version mainly fixes problems and integrates the Poseidon USB SDK. (snx) [News message: 11. Dec. 2024, 09:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`11.Dec.2024`	Winterland level for Mega Lo Mania Back in November last year Dom Cresswell created a Winterland level for the game Mega Lo Mania by using "AI" for the graphics and a level editor he had started in 2008 and not completed until 2023. The new level can be downloaded at the title link. (snx) [News message: 11. Dec. 2024, 09:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`11.Dec.2024`	Video series: The Amiga 1000 as a Workstation, part 9 Yesterday Thomas Cherryhomes published the ninth part of his video series on the Workstation suitability of the Amiga 1000 at that time. In it, he compares how an IBM PC/AT would have been used for scientific and engineering purposes by writing a heatmap program with the IBM C compiler. (snx) [News message: 11. Dec. 2024, 09:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`11.Dec.2024` Mastodon (ANF)	Video: The Best Amiga Christmas Games If you want to get into the Christmas spirit with Amiga nostalgia, you will find an almost half-hour video at the title link with scenes from the fifteen best Christmas-related games according to the creator. (snx) [News message: 11. Dec. 2024, 09:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Dec.2024` Tino Mania	Print magazine: Amiga Germany, issue 13 "Amiga Germany" has its origins in a Facebook group of the same name. The magazine, which is in A5 format, focuses on the game and demo scene on the Amiga. The thirteenth edition, which is around 60 pages long, can now be ordered for Euro 4.22 (plus shipping) and should be delivered before the end of this year. The new edition includes the following topics, among others: Review of X-Out and facts and news about X-Out Resurfaced, including an interview with the developers Report: Germany – no land of video games? Reviews: puzzle and logic games, Lost Patrol, Payback, B.C. Kid, Dr. Dangerous and many more Box art story: Agony Christmas goodies free surprise trading card (nba) [News message: 10. Dec. 2024, 12:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Dec.2024` Amiga 40th Silicon Valley organizers team (ANF)	Announcement: Amiga 40th Anniversary Event in Silicon Valley A major event will be held in Silicon Valley in July 2025 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Amiga. Organised by the team behind the Amiga30th event, the event invites Amiga fans from around the world to celebrate the history and legacy of the Amiga. The event will include exhibits, a banquet and a presentation of rare artefacts from the collection of Amiga legend Dale Luck. Interested parties can sign up for a newsletter to receive updates. (nba) [News message: 10. Dec. 2024, 12:05] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Dec.2024` Timo Paul (ANF)	AmigaGuide magazine: Issue 15 of "WhatIFF?", new forum and merchandise ‘WhatIFF?’ is an Amiga magazine in AmigaGuide format.The topics of the fifteenth issue include reviews of hardware (e.g. A600GS, RastPort PCMCIA and Electroware PSU) and software (e.g. IBrowse 3a and RogueCraft), tutorials (e.g. Basic Basic and setting up AmigaOS 3.2) and interviews (e.g. Grzegorz Kraszewsk (Untangle) and Krzysztof Donat (GoVD)). The new edition is expected to be available free of charge from Friday on the WhatIFF? website and on the Aminet. The WhatIFF? makers are also offering a range of merchandise including t-shirts and stickers, which can be purchased from the website. An English-language discussion forum has been set up for authors to exchange ideas, and is now also accessible to readers, to promote the exchange of ideas on topics in general and about WhatIFF? (nba) [News message: 10. Dec. 2024, 11:53] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Dec.2024`	Reverse Engineering: Carmageddon for 68k-Amigas A reverse engineering project brings the PC classic Carmageddon to the Classic Amiga. Thanks to Arcziii, who has already presented reverse engineerings of Red Alert and Wipeout, the martial racing game has been made executable on classic Amiga hardware. The adaptation is based on the original engine, has been engineered for the 68k architecture and requires the original Carmageddon game data, which can be obtained from the original game disc or from the gaming platform GOG (Good Old Games). Carmageddon has been developed by Stainless Games and published by Interplay in 1997. The high-octane, controversial driving game, known for its uncompromising action and destruction, originally appeared for MS-DOS, Windows and Macintosh, and was later released for other platforms. (nba) [News message: 10. Dec. 2024, 11:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Dec.2024`	SCSI-SD adapter: ZuluSCSI-Firmware 2024.12.09 ZuluSCSI is a file-based SCSI hard disk and CD-ROM drive emulator, emulating an SCSI-I or SCSI-2 hard disk using an SD memory card (amiga-news.de reported). Version 2024.12.09 is a hotfix for ZuluSCSI V1.1/V1.2 only, which fixes a regression during firmware initialisation. (dr) [News message: 10. Dec. 2024, 06:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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