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`21.Jan.2024`	Demoparty: Results of Gerp 2024 This weekend the demoparty Gerp took place in Sweden. Among other things, there were competitions in the categories "Amiga 40k Intro" and "Amiga Demo". Here are the winning productions: Amiga 40k Intro 1. place: Desire FM by Desire (YouTube video) 2. place: Point Of No Return by Dead Hackers Society, Ephidrena and SMFX (YouTube video) 3. place: BYO40K by PACiF!C (YouTube video) Amiga Demo 1. place: Planetary Void by Five Finger Punch (YouTube video) 2. place: A Murder Of Scrolls by Andromeda 3. place: Is Real by Desire (YouTube video) Amiga 4 Channel Music 1. place: Dan Dan Dada by Bonefish, JosSs and Mygg (YouTube video) 2. place: Peace Droid by Interphace / Andromeda 3. place: Brink It Back To Me by Dya, No-XS and mAZE / Desire Amiga Graphics 1. place: Stress Fracture von Optic / Planet Jazz (YouTube picture) 2. place: Popup Sweetheart von Facet / Bonzai ^ Genesis Project ^ Lemon 3. place: Infernal Pursuit von Critikill und Jade / SWEET16 (dr) [News message: 21. Jan. 2024, 21:58] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Jan.2024` Amiga WARP Organization (ANF)	Amiga-WARP-Kalender für 2024 Continuing their tradition from 1997, members of Croatian Amiga WARP organization have published a new calendar for the year 2024 that is available as PDF files in English and Croatian language at the title link. This year Amiga WARP organization celebrates ten years since it was reactivated again to support Amigans in this part of Europe. Download: WARP_Calendar_2024.pdf (590 KB) WARP_Calendar_2024_ENG.pdf (590 KB) (snx) [News message: 21. Jan. 2024, 08:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`18.Jan.2024`	Amiga Games That Weren't: Stuntman Seymour Codemasters is a British developer and distributor of video games that has been part of Electronic Arts since 2021. At the end of December last year, the website "Amiga Games That Weren't" reported on the game studio's platform game "Stuntman Seymour", which was probably started in the late summer of 1992 and largely, if not completely, finished. The game is a spin-off of CJ's Elephant Antics, also developed by Codemasters. As the site reports, the finished game was probably not published because new quality standards were introduced at the time, according to which games with only a single protagonist, for example, did not meet these standards. In addition, the game developer focussed more on console games than on home computer games. The game is now available under the title link. (dr) [News message: 18. Jan. 2024, 09:29] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`18.Jan.2024`	Preview video: Robocop (AGA), Update #13 Daniel Allsopp is working on a port of the arcade classic "Robocop" by Data East. The aim is to significantly surpass the official Amiga version. After a year, Allsopp has now published a new preview video of his title developed in 68k assembler, which requires an AGA computer (amiga-news.de reported). (dr) [News message: 18. Jan. 2024, 09:01] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jan.2024`	Preview video: "The Deep" for Apollo Vampire V4 Sami Vehmaa's latest project will be an action adventure exclusively for the Apollo Vampire V4: as a diver you try to find the 50 loads of gold that a sunken ship once carried. (dr) [News message: 15. Jan. 2024, 22:15] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jan.2024`	Game Construction Kit: Video tutorials for the Scorpion Engine The Scorpion Engine is not only intended for developers, but - as Erik 'earok' Hogan, author of the Game Construction Kit, emphasises - for anyone who wants to create a game for the Amiga. With the Scorpion Engine, he is trying to realise a project that strikes a balance between user-friendliness, performance and flexibility. We therefore asked the developer to what extent video tutorials are available. Just recently Erik was a guest on AmigaBill. The recording of the live stream available on YouTube shows in great detail how a very simple game can be created from scratch using the Scorpion Engine. Coincidentally, it uses the same Terybleknight artpack that was used in a Redpill game. The video series launched in April 2022 in collaboration with Michael Parent from BitBeamCannon (amiga-news.de reported) was also continued: Making Games with Scorpion Engine has six parts. Finally, please refer to the video tutorial on creating a vertically scrolling demo, which we also mention in our update messages. (dr) [News message: 15. Jan. 2024, 11:27] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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