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AmigaOS 4: Update of Word Me Up XXL (04. May. 2008)
For registered users there is an update of "Word Me Up XXL". The AmigaOS-4 game developed by Boing Attitude combines arcade and puzzle elements. The MorphOS version which was announced currently is in beta status. The new version is available in eleve...

ACube: New Minimig core files (28. Apr. 2008)
Press release: Bassano del Grappa (Italy) 27 April 2008: ACube Systems is happy to announce the immediate availability of a new Minimig core and PIC firmware. This update allows all Minimig owners to use new ROMS. Amiga Forever encrypted ROMs ar...

AmigaOS 4: Cinnamon Writer 0.52 (beta) (06. Apr. 2008)
Press release Cinnamon Writer (CW) is a WYSIWYG writer application under development. The main objective of CW is to be a small efficient word processor with the most often used features seen in other professional word processors (screenshot). Versio...

ACube Systems: New U-Boot for Sam440ep (31. Mar. 2008)
Press release Bassano del Grappa (Italy) 30th March 2008: ACube Systems announces the immediate availability of a new version of U-Boot for the Sam440ep board. The update, for all the boards with U-Boot version of 15th December 2007 or previous, is fun...

Malibu 1.2 released, Hollywood 3.1 bug fix (30. Mar. 2008)
Press release: Airsoft Softwair is pleased to announce that Malibu 1.2 has just been released. Malibu is a Hollywood plugin that allows the running of Scala presentations with Hollywood 3: Evolution. Malibu 1.2 mainly fixes some bugs and incompatibilities...

Hollywood Designer 2.1 released (24. Mar. 2008)
Press release Airsoft Softwair are happy to announce that promptly for Easter Monday we have another big egg for all Amiga users: Hollywood Designer 2.1 is now available. Designer 2.1 has several new features that have been requested by users: For example...

Hollywood 3.1 released (23. Mar. 2008)
Airsoft Softwair are happy to announce that Hollywood 3.1 is now available. This is a minor update to Hollywood 3: Evolution. Hollywood 3.1 contains some new features, most of which have been requested by Hollywood users. Additionally, some bugs have b...

Tales of Tamar: Dungeons & Realms, graphic designer wanted (20. Mar. 2008)
Press release: Tales of Tamar announces Dungeons & Realms and looks for another graphic designer For developing further the game we are looking for up to three graphic designers who will help us realizing our future plans. Already for the RP...

Elbox: Radeon driver for Mediator-Boards (16. Mar. 2008)
Under the title link Elbox has announced that registered owners of a Mediator-PCI-Board will get a Picasso96 driver for graphic cards with the ATI-Radeon-9200-chipset. As far as the cards need 3,3 volt the driver can be only used for the Mediator models 1...

ACube Systems: Minimig sold out (07. Mar. 2008)
Press release Bassano del Grappa (Italy), 7 March 2008 - ACube Systems is pleased to announce that the first production run of the highly acclaimed Minimig is completely sold out! While we apologize for not being able to satisfy all the orders received...

Magazin: The Crypt - Issue 53 (02. Mar. 2008)
The 53rd issue of the English-language magazine The Crypt includes articles on the tinker project of an Amiga USB joystick controller as well as on hardware access with AmigaBASIC and ARexx, among other things. In addition, the winner of the AmigaOS ...

AmigaOS 4.0 February 2008 Update for CyberStormPPC and BlizzardPPC (23. Feb. 2008)
Press release: Leuven, Belgien - 23. Februar, 2008 Hyperion Entertainment VOF is pleased to announce the immediate availability for download for registered customers of another service update of AmigaOS 4.0 which addresses some outstanding issues on B...

Elbox: New PCI board Mediator 1200 TX (22. Feb. 2008)
Press release Elbox Computer, the company that introduced the PCI standard to Amiga, is pleased to announce the latest Mediator model - Mediator PCI 1200 TX - the successor of the Mediator PCI 1200 SX. New firmware embedded in the CPLDs of Mediator 12...

ACube Systems: Minimig available (10. Feb. 2008)
Press release: Bassano del Grappa (Italy), February 10, 2008. ACube Systems is happy to be able to announce the availability of the anxiously awaited Minimig systems. The Minimig can be ordered directly from ACube Systems and before long, will be...

Microsoft bought Caligari Corporation (08. Feb. 2008)
Under the title link Caligari Corporation announced that Microsoft has bought it. The Virtual-Earth-Team is supposed to get support. The company is known by its 3D-modelling program Caligari trueSpace with which you can create and animate three-dimensi...

Amiga Inc.: AmigaAnywhere 2 for registered developers (02. Feb. 2008)
In a press release Amiga Inc. announced that version 2 of AmigaAnywhere™ (AA2) is available for registered Amiga-SDA-developers. Additionally an AA2-FAQ-Site has been opened. Here you can read that AA2 and "OS5" is not identical: The first one ...

Amiga Inc.: BitByBit Founder to Enhance Development Team (29. Jan. 2008)
Press release Issaquah, Wash. - January 28, 2008 – Amiga, the pioneer in computer gaming, announced today that it has added Jamie Krueger to its development team. Krueger founded BITbyBIT Software Group LLC in 2004, and will bring his knowledge of t...

AmigaSYS: Xtreme Racing as add on announced (21. Jan. 2008)
With the permission of Tuna Technologies (formerly Silltunna Software) will be the car race Xtreme Racing from 1995 a part of AmigaSYS-package, a pre-configurated AmigaOS environment for WinUAE-, E-UAE-, Amiga 1200/4000- and the X-Box. Screenshots and ...

ACube: Small delay in delivering Minimig (14. Jan. 2008)
Pressannounce: UUnfortunately some delays forced us to slightly postpone the shipping of Minimigs. We would like to offer our customers the usual high quality service as a sign of respect for the many orders we received so far. Therefore we need to delay ...

Podcast: Amiga Round Table, Episode 19 (13. Jan. 2008)
The "Amiga Round Table" (ART) is an English podcast prepared by Rich Lawrence and Sean Fitzgerald, where Amiga users and invited guests discuss current events in the Amiga scene. The topics of the eighteenth issue, where Mike Blackburn and Bill Panagou...