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`17.Jan.2023`	Website launch: retro.directory Robert Smith, previously known for his DrawBridge or FloppyBridge project and various video releases, has put online "retro.directory", a first version of his website for searching and finding museums, magazines, clubs and groups, events, podcasts, Youtubers, arcades, shops or cafés, all of which have a connection to Retro (YouTube video). Reporting your own entry is free of charge. There is also the option of advertising or sponsoring the initiative. As the developer reports, he wants to offer an easy way to find retro-related places and websites with the directory. The website should also work with older (retro) browsers, but then you won't have access to the map. (dr) [News message: 17. Jan. 2023, 21:21] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jan.2023` David Brunet (ANF)	Obligement: Update of Amiga Games List The Amiga Games List, a document created and maintained by David Brunet since April 1991, has been updated on January 13th 2023 with the publication of its 53rd edition. Among other new features and corrections, games published or updated in 2022 have been added, and games created with CONK, AmiGen Engine and in Objective-C are now counted. In addition, the "The 2-Clause BSD License" (BSD2) licence have been added. The total now reaches 13,869 entries, be it games, level editors, data disks, extensions and interpreters, which are distributed as follows: 13.206 games 370 extensions and data disks 152 game or level editors 141 interpreters (snx) [News message: 15. Jan. 2023, 07:05] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.Jan.2023` VintageIsTheNewOld	Competition: Results of Logiker's Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge 2022 For the second time after 2021, the Logiker website organised a Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge, in which a specific Christmas symbol is to be created using multiplication signs in a freely chosen programming language. In this year's edition, a Christmas star had to be formed. Almost 200 participants took on the task using a wide variety of retro systems. There were also two Amiga entries (1, 2), both of which used ARexx. (dr) [News message: 13. Jan. 2023, 16:32] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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