• Added binary for Linux 32bit Arm systems, like a RaspberryPi
• Added a way to duplicate a VM in the right-click menu
• Changed the "AmigaOS4.1 FinalEdition Update 3" to be mandatory when AmigaOS 4.1FE Pegasos2 or AmigaOne system is created
• Changed the hash of the "AmigaOS4.1FinalEditionUpdate2-53.14.lha" to be the latest one from Hyperion's website
• In the welcome window the Continue button remains enabled even if a dependency is missing. This is necessary for 32bit systems which do not have the qemu-system-x64 available. It is up to the user to take the risk to continue, instead of blocking him.
• Updated the manual fixing issues, made the usage of update3 more clear in various places, added more sections and more questions in the FAQ section

• 52 freshly printed pages with hot news and merciless jokes
• Top topics: The Settlers II, Grind, Apidya Special & The A1200 under the microscope
• Test duels: Can new releases beat the classics?
• Four decades of the demo scene
• Maximum Amiga tuning: 68080 versus Pi
• Paula rocks: 40 years of Amiga music
• Only authentic with Mailbox, Joker Gallery, and the original crew!

Version 0.39 includes the following new features:

• AIFF and AIFC support (based again on iff.js by DrSnuggles, see https://github.com/DrSnuggles/IFF):
  • play with MultView
  • file recognition when drag'n'dropping a local file onto the Workbench by the file's header
  • support for mono and stereo channel files
  • support for the following resolutions:
    • 8bit
    • 16bit
    • 24bit
    • 32bit
  • support for the following compression methods:
    • none
    • a-law
    • μ-law
• HippoPlayer:
  • Implementation of a new backend (also based on iff.js by DrSnuggles) incl. all Scopes, to support the following file formats:
    • 8SVX
    • 16SV
    • AIFF
    • AIFC
  • Updated to the latest version of ScriptProcessorPlayer 1.3.10 by Jürgen Wothke. This improves sound quality if «Stereo Level» is not set to either 0% or 100%.
  • new playlist: Shoot'em'ups.prg
  • New scope «MultiRuppScope»:
    • supports multi channel module formats to render a graph for each channel.
    • «Dynamic width» option for multi channel module formats
    • «Scale» option to magnify the scope between 100% and 400%
  • RuppScope:
    • added «Scale» option to magnify the scope between 100% and 400%
    • minsize set to 32×32px (was 64×64px before)
  • HippoScope:
    • Rework to add support for multi channel module formats to render a graph for each channel.
    • added «Dynamic width» option for multi channel module formats
  • HippoPlayer v2.62 features:
    • PSID song length support. From HVSC provided data now also «Songlengths.md5» is supported in addition to «STIL.txt» data. This allows seeing song lengths and detecting song endings for PSIDs.
    • Position slider now always changes position if position info is available even when disabled. It is enabled when position changing is possible. Position shown for SIDs too.
    • Title bar display: Removed the option «Time/duration, pos/len» from «Prefs > Display-1 > Show». The option «Time, pos/len, song» already shows all the relevant information available.
  • HippoPlayer v2.63 features:
    • Shortcut button to change the play mode added beside the position slider.
    • Support for Audacious-UADE metadata. This data contains song lengths, author/composer, publisher/group, album/game/demo name and year info for about 300,000 modules.
      Song length will be shown in the title bar as well as with the position slider. Other metadata is shown in the infobox at the top with a scroller and in the info window. Song length is used for end detection for the formats which do not support it otherwise.
      Protracker modules already have lengths calculated, but every other format, including obscure exotics, will get lengths this way.
      Thanks to mvtiane for his work on «audacious-uade-tools» and the data!
    • PSID data (author, publisher/copyright) is also shown in the infobox area now.
  • HippoPlayer v2.64 features:
    • Info window: reworked layout and removal of unnecessary metadata line changes.
    • Main window height limit removed, it was historically set to 50 rows.
    • Prefs:
      • Removed filebox and info window size change sliders, the same functionality can be done with window resize gadgets.
      • Moved «Play mode button and position slider» toggle to the «Display-1» page.
      • Added «Disable info scroll» toggle in the «Display-1» tab to disable the metadata info scroller introduced in v2.63.
  • HippoPlayer v2.65 features:
    • Prefs: «Scope size» selection added, allows choosing the vertical size for the scopes: «Default», «Half» or «Double».
      Note that the actual size depends upon the use of a «MedRes» or «HiRes» window layout.
  • Incl. of the file «hippoplayerupdate.readme» which contains a description of all new features since v2.45 and their keyboard shortcuts.
  • Bugfixes:
    • Setting a favorite with the right mouse button also triggered a window minimize.
    • Position slider sometimes didn't work with HTML5-Audio files (such as MP3s from «AmigaRemix»).
    • In some cases the wrong STIL informations (SID Tune Information List) would be displayed.
    • While searching the internet, «Searching...» is displayed in the playlist area and not in infobox at the top (a change in HiP 68k v2.56 that I've missed).
    • correction of the info window's listbox border
    • Fixed the playlist's scroll position after using or saving preferences.
    • Fixed window widths for «MultiScopes» with dynamic width when switching to fixed width in case the browser's window size has been changed.
• Palette IFF-PREF files support (again based on iff.js by DrSnuggles, many thanks for the great coop):
  • loading directly from the Palette tool (saving stays in JSON format)
  • Drag'n'drop onto the Workbench and double clicking will apply the color settings.
  • Drag'n'drop onto the Palette tool will just load the settings into the tool.
  • Support for file recognition if such files are dynamically loaded from the server (by the PHP scripts).
• Shell: support for running «Palette» with the following parameters:
  • FROM=File or simply File: PREF file (error handling if case of invalid file or file path)
  • USE: PREF file is used
  • SAVE: PREF file is used and settings are saved
  • EDIT: PREF file is loaded into «Palette»
  • ?: show command line help
• AmigaGuide: support for «system» calls to «Palette» incl. parameters as if called from Shell (as used in the WhatIFF? AmigaGuide magazines)
• Dynamic loading of files using PHP server scripts:
  • IFF files are now generally being checked for their file type on the server's side for quite a bit of a speedup.
  • Optimised caching: already loaded server directories are only reloaded if explicitly called by «Window / Update» or «Workbench / Update all».
• When entering / or : as drawer- or filename:
  • OS <= 3.0: show message that this is now allowed
  • OS >= 3.1: suppress characters with error blinking
• IBrowse: swedish localization - many thanks to Kenneth Hansson
• OS 3.2:
  • adjusted version numbers for OS 3.2 to be 3.2.3
  • removed simulation of the uniconifying bug that has been fixed with OS 3.2.3 (as reported here: forum.hyperion-entertainment.com/viewtopic.php?t=4981)
• OS 1.x / 2.0: showing scanlines and CRT monitor curves during boot animation
• Bugfixes:
  • Drag'n'drop of a local music module file onto the Workbench and double clicking will open and play it with HippoPlayer (bug since v0.38).
  • Palette: fixed listbox's height for some (surely very rare) layout settings combinations
  • OS 3.2: when moving an icon to the screen's very bottom its label stays visible (as it's the case with OS 3.1 and below but not with 3.1.4, 3.5 and later).
  • When reopening a window that has been moved out of the left side the screen, is positioned at the very left but not outside the visible bounds.
  • Improved Topaz fonts that don't prompt Firefox to throw an error («Zero length subtable is found») anymore - thanks to Peter Slootbeek!
  • OS 1.x:
    • CLI and requesters: correction of the lower border (bug since v0.35)
    • Requester buttons: correction of layout when pressed (bug since v0.38)
    • Requesters on Firefox: correction of the text's line height
  • Amiga Early Startup Control:
  • prevent browsers from blurring the Topaz font (Bug since v0.38)
  • Boot Options: the selected boot device is always at the top of the list.
  • MultiView:
    • playback quality of 16SV files is now truly 16bit and no longer converted to 8bit (many thanks to DrSnuggles for fixing this).
    • IFF-PBM files are once again correctly recognized (bug since v0.38).
    • Locally loaded music module files of type MOD, S3M or XM can be played (bug since v0.36).
  • Lemmings:
    • Fixed start position and finish collision detection in case the screen was dragged down and/or (in case of OS 4.x) moved to the right.
    • Can now be restarted once successfully finished.

• Several optimizations here and there, in general performance has improved another 10%.
• Trigger Screen Flash has been simplified, now the flash is also shorter.
• For Amiga 500 target Maximum number of game frames has been increased from 200 to 320.
• In advanced object properties, now there is a flag to decide if angle for the game should be executed, usually it is not needed.
• Inv Speed X and Inv Speed Y now have a parameter to decide if angle for the object needs to be updated after the change.
• Now you can name Particle Templates, making it easier to remember what are they being used for.
• Several condition and action triggers have been optimized.
• Optimization in input handling, I hope behaviour is still the same in all games.
• Optimization in timer handling and variables processing.
• Optimization is camera code.
• Optimization of the particle code.
• When using Image to Tiles with a new image, now he source filename is no updated as the image is used only once.
• Fix for Process tileset destroying the current level map in certain conditions.
• Fix for Image to tiles when used with small images.
• Fix for Force NTSC making the game crash.
• Fix for Cover flag in level.
• Fix for new levels using by default some values from the previous level.
• In level properties screen Copper color visualization is fixed for colors above 127.
• Other minor improvements and fixes.

• Double click a station or use the play button to start playback in AmigaAMP
• Use the Fav+ button to add stations to favorites
• Use the Save button to save stations as PLS files
• Access settings through Project -> Settings menu
• Added automatic Radio Browser API server rotation
• Implemented DNS discovery of available API servers
• Added "Next Server" button to manually switch between servers
• Improved resilience against server outages with multi-server fallback
• Enhanced error recovery with automatic retries on different servers
• Added track info to the main TuneFinder screen
• Fixed bug with server rotation

• 2025-10-25 new: Mad Bomber II (David Papworth) done by DJ Mike (Info)
• 2025-10-24 updated: OutRun: Amiga Edition (Reassember) fixed non-040 support that was broken (Info, Image)
• 2025-10-23 new: Regresja (Gracomm) done by DJ Mike (Info)
• 2025-10-22 updated: OutRun: Amiga Edition (Reassember) supports 0.92 version (Info, Image)
• 2025-10-21 new: Gyrex / Pursuit To Earth (Powerhouse Software Ltd) done by DJ Mike (Info)
• 2025-10-20 new: Powder (Five Stars VG Studio) done by JOTD (Info)
• 2025-10-20 improved: OutRun: Amiga Edition (Reassember) added support for latest versions (Info, Image)

• Amiga38 Documentary
• Interview with Dave Haynie (Amiga34)
• Amiga38 Panel AEON - Trevor Dickinson
• Amiga38 Panel Demoscene - Andre Kudra
• Amiga38 Panel - AmigaOS 3.2 - Camilla Boemann
• Amiga38 Panel Pistorm - Michael Schulz
• Audio Interview with Dave Haynie (Amiga34)
• Audio Interview with Markus (Amiga34)

• Sending mail now a background process
• Deleting a message now a background process
• Loading a message now checks the local cache and displays if it exists
• Code cleanup
• Couple of Bug fixes

• Set mouse focus on window activation: fixes issue with hidden mouse cursor
• Add Spanish locale
• Improve debug logging

• MUI Game list:
• Two new columns have been added! One indicates the game's genre, from among 44 genres (shootnup, platform, beatnup, sports, ...)
• Some games also have specific tags in this column (Childish, Violent, 3D, Girly, Funny,...)
• A column that gives you an identifier of the machine that runs the game was also added, useful for knowing which games share the same hardware.
• A new menu allow you to filter the game list by genre or tags.
• Column sorting is way better (MUI5) and you can also sort the genre and machine columns. This is great if you're into a specific game genre.
• "Number of players" information in the list is more accurate and differentiates simultaneous and alternative number of players.
• The Control Panel, which already manages 7 buttons CD32 Pads, mouses, parallel port 4 joystick extensions and analog proportional joysticks, now also manage "MIDI IN" music controllers, as infinite buttons controllers, and sliders/pots has analog entries. optionally, the keyboard notes can be seen as a single analog input, or used as a set of buttons. More information in the guide.
• During game you can "throttle" by maintaining key Shift+F10 pressed, that is to say: "accelerate the emulation so it uses 100% of the CPU". If a given game does not already reach 100% speed (press help to know), it will do nothing. throttle is sometimes useful to "skip intros".
• reading options from icon tooltips is repaired, and now you can also create "Project icons per game" with .info file in project mode, with no file associated, Mame106 as tool, and tooltip "ROM=myrom", so a "project icon" can directly boot a given game.
• Machine Taito F3 corrected (biggest news of the year): machine taito_f3 and anything using 68EC020 has been 100% corrected, and 10 to 20% speed optimized after weeks of work ! It is some kind of "super NeoGeo" with alpha blending and pixel rendering capabilities, and an incredible Ensoniq sound chip (based on "Subtractive synthesis", and made by the same team as the C64 SID). Reminding you that Taito had incredible composers and sound technicians also known as the band "Zuntata" should be enough to tease your ears (and if not: Video ) Machine Taito_f3 supports 83 roms amongst: Bubble BobbleII (bublbob2),space invader 95 (spcinv95), the incredible "Riding Fight" (ridingf), vertical shooter "Grid seeker" (gseeker). Anyway, sort the new machine column to find out the list of taito F3 supported games.
Yet taito f3 emulation is still a bit too slow because of video mixing hard to emulate: Frameskip will help.
• "Demon's world" enemies are back and game 100% working (Was a long way, sorry.).
• The automatic screen mode choice function (used with "best mode" option) was wrong on some recent drivers, so now we use our own version.
• Tons of games with sprite priorities issues corrected, this times very horizontally and definitively, once for all.
• a memory hit with menu in 32bit mode was corrected.
• Games added in r1.7: Since 68EC020 is ok, Games from editors still supporting 68000 and 68020 in the 1995/2000 period were added: Cave, Psikyo, Banpresto,... There is 75 more roms supported, of high quality with excellent graphics and musics, well emulated and tested games:
• Vertical shooter of that time, with lots of bullets on screens, known as the "Danmaku" genre, are a lot more present: "DonPachi"(donpachi), "DoDonPachi"(ddonpach),"ESP Ra.De."(esprade), "Gunbird"(gunbird), "Striker 1945"(s1945), R-shark (rshark) and the mostly excellent "Dangun Feveron/Fever SOS"(dfeveron,feversos), the excellent "Air Gallet"(agallet). (note the "raizing" danmakus were already supported: "Armed police batrider"(batrider),"Battle Garrega"(battleg),...) ...filtering the list with vertical shooters genre and then sorting by years would give you the full list anyway !
• Support for the excellent Banpresto franchise games (MazingerZ "Goldorak" game(mazinger), Sailor Moon.(sailormn) ).
• other excellent Psikyo and cave games: Tengai(tengai),Samurai Aces(samuraia),Battle K-road (btlkroad).
• The Dooyong games (1990/1996), sort machine dooyoog to know.
• also more missing konamis: Wild cow boys of moo mesa, super contra, Thunder cross, super slam, vendetta (4p beatnup), escape kids, rollergames.
• About sources (for developpers around)
• Management of controllers has been heavily rewritten so it uses a plugin-like "abstract interface", amiga_inputs.cpp code is way more clear and maintainable.

• A full size working keyboard
• 25 classic carousel games
• Four save-slots per game
• Play the games you own via USB-stick
• Integrated workbench desktop
• Multi-region HDMI video
• Classic mouse and game controller

• Launching: June 2026
• Includes: Full size computer, Mouse, Gamepad
• Pre-order: from 10 November 2025

• 1-player, or 2-player co-op mode (second mouse required)!
• 100 levels with increasing difficulty!
• Various enemies determined to make your life difficult!
• Numerous bonuses to aid your progress!
• Multi ball!
• Beautiful 64-color backgrounds!
• 10 puzzle mini-games for additional score!
• Thrilling story set in an old, abandoned factory!
• 2 difficulty levels
• Includes a user-friendly level editor!
• Optimized for modern optical mice!
• 50fps action!
• Runs with 68000 CPU, uses 68020 CPUs and higher for better collision detection and faster loading times!
• Game in Englisch and German!
• Music by Chris Hülsbeck!

• The game on Compact Disc (compatible with CDTV, CD³², and Amigas with CD drive)
• 20-page manual in Englisch and German
• A3 poster
• 1 “Freak-Out” sticker
• 2 glow-in-the-dark bouncy balls

• For CDTV, CD³², and OCS/ECS Amigas with Kickstart 1.3 or higher
• No AGA needed!
• At least 1 MB Chip RAM free (plus 512 KB additional RAM)
• Mouse required, second mouse optional
• Runs on compatible Amiga emulators for Windows, Mac, and Linux
• Recommended: Hard drive with 3 MB free space, 2 MB RAM (including 1 MB Chip RAM)

• Boxed Edition including Download Version
• Download Version

• Interview Peri Fractic: The man revitalising Commodore
• Show Report Gamescom 2025
• Review Siedler 2
• Review Starfall Defenders
• Review ArcadeR 9
• Review AmiBrowser
• Review Turrican 2 AGA
• Review AmiBrowser
• Special MakeCD and FryingPan
• Special 40 Years Amiga Part 4
• Knowledge 10: Real-time rendering of floor and ceiling textures on the Amiga 500