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Archive 03/2025

`22.Mar.2025`	Monochrome arcade game: Go! Tony Go! In "Go! Tony Go!" (video) from Monochrome Productions, the aim is to avoid obstacles and collect bonus items by jumping or ducking. Like Tony Montezuma's Gold from the same development team, the game is designed entirely in black and white. (cg) [News message: 22. Mar. 2025, 14:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`22.Mar.2025` BeWorld	MorphOS: BreakHack 4.1.2 BreakHack is a SDL-based Roguelike. The MorphOS port was done by 'BeWorld' and is the first game to use the updated implementation of the SDL libraries from the same author. (cg) [News message: 22. Mar. 2025, 13:55] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Mar.2025`	GUI for Greaseweazle Tools: FluxMyFluffyFloppy v5.2.4 for Windows 'FrankieTheFluff' has released version 5.2.4 of his graphical user interface FluxMyFluffyFloppy for Greaseweazle Tools v1.22 (see also the video Setting up a Greaseweazle V4). Changes since our last news item about version 5.2.1: Device/COM: Refresh button "?" Multiple connected "devices/COM" (e.g. COM3 and COM4 available): Buttons "Reset", "Bandwidth", "Info" and delays "Info" Greaseweazle: Hardware select: Support for Adafruit RP2040 for e.g. "--device COM6" GUI: Resizing to minimum values Read/Write/Convert: Usage of all arguments now only if "View\|Show all arguments" is checked Menu: Renamed "View" "Show/Use all arguments" GUI: Host scaling setting (e.g. 125%) fixes (dr) [News message: 21. Mar. 2025, 22:12] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Mar.2025`	Amiga emulator: Amiberry 7.0.6 for Linux and macOS Amiberry is an Amiga emulator based on the current WinUAE version for Linux and macOS. The new version 7.0.6 offers several improvements and bug fixes. (dr) [News message: 21. Mar. 2025, 21:59] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Mar.2025`	Worth a read: A history of user interface design The Swedish technology nerd and software developer Carl Svensson analyzes the development of user interfaces in a new article on Datagubbe.se entitled "Past and Present Futures of User Interface Design" - with a special focus on futuristic interface designs of past decades. Starting with a look at old books on user guidance and GUI design, the author asks how the often lofty visions of the future from back then (such as touchscreen workstations or holographic interfaces) have developed in reality - or not. Particular attention is paid to the question of whether today's interfaces have actually become simpler and more accessible, or whether they are merely based on new models without really being more efficient. The blog post is both informative and tongue-in-cheek &#8211; and offers exciting insights for anyone interested in design history, interface philosophy or simply digital nostalgia. (nba) [News message: 21. Mar. 2025, 11:21] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Mar.2025`	Retro Games: new Amiga 'console' delayed, will be called "THE A1200" Press release: As everyone knows, it has long been our intention to release a full-size sequel to THE A500 mini in Q1 of 2025. Despite the best efforts of our team and partners, this will sadly not be possible within that timeline. Unfortunately, the ongoing legal disputes between Hyperion Entertainment and the Amiga parties are preventing us from proceeding with manufacturing. Many of you in 'The Amiga scene' will recall that Hyperion initiated legal action against the Amiga parties in 2018, and in 2019 they even tried, unsuccessfully, to challenge the release of THE A500 Mini, despite such interference being a "Hyperion Prohibited Action" under their 2009 Settlement Agreement. Our friends at Amiga and Cloanto, who have supported us throughout the development of THEC64, THEVIC20, and THE A500 mini, have been working tirelessly to resolve the issue as swiftly as possible. However, our manufacturing and retail partners have chosen to postpone the release of our full-sized machine until the legal situation is fully resolved. We appreciate the disappointment and frustration that these delays cause, but unfortunately the situation is completely beyond our control. In the near future, we will share more details about the machine itself, including images, features and software line-up, including one brand new game that will make its debut on the machine. We will also issue a revised release date which will be as soon as is practically possible. Thank you for your continued patience and support. We do understand that you are as frustrated as we are. Whilst these legal issues do not directly involve us, they do of course have an effect on what we do. Everyone is working hard to resolve these issues as quickly as possible, and we believe that a resolution is in sight. In the light of the ongoing delays, we think it's only fair to share with you that the machine is to be called... 'THE A1200' Update: (21.03.2025, 15:00, cg) In a statement on Facebook, Hyperion responds to the press release from Retro Games Limited (screenshot): Hyperion Entertainment CVBA Hi Retro Games, As you know, Hyperion Entertainment underwent a change in ownership and management in December last year. So far, we — the new owners and management — have not been contacted by you in any way. That is how it is, but just to set the record straight: We have nothing against what you want to do and would be happy to start discussions. Have a nice day! Best regards, Hyperion Entertainment (cg) [News message: 20. Mar. 2025, 22:39] [Comments: 1 - 21. Mar. 2025, 15:15] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Mar.2025`	Tutorial: converting WAV samples to IFF Fabio Falcucci describes in his latest blog post how he converts WAV samples into the Amiga specific IFF format. (cg) [News message: 20. Mar. 2025, 20:59] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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