there's the more obvious ones like Andy Warhol, any other examples, the ones i like are people who just messed about on theirs.

In the UK i remember this album was made on an amiga 2000 with Octamed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=480zwiuM8xs&list=PL778A10BF1171A3C4&index=6

Kanye got his interest on an amiga as well but look at this music master https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MOcggCf2W8 mr tony hawks haha - thats more interesting than all the rest!

any other good ones?

Whereas console games seem to almost all be optimized for 60Hz and the 50Hz PAL versions are slowed down, it seems like for Amiga, the PAL versions would be the native and proper game speed and the 60Hz NTSC versions are sped up, right? Should I go for PAL versions of games? Any games where the 60Hz NTSC version is the proper game speed, or any way to play 60Hz NTSC versions at proper speed?

I loved the concept of the Bare Metal C64 PCB where you can hook up a Commodore vic-20/64 keyboard to the Pi's GPIO Pins.

what I'm hoping if it was possible to connect the Amiga 1200's keyboard and most of the hardware to the Pi's GIPO Pins just like the Bare Metal C64 that works with the GIPO.

This also needs to work with Amibian or the standard Pi OS if you make it amiga OS inspired that it loads up the GIPO Pins on startup for the hardware of the Amiga's keyboard.

What GIPO Pins must be connect so the Pi can talk to the Amiga 1200's keyboard so it works with any layout?

I remember playing an amiga game when I was a child but I can’t recall the name. I need help

Basically these are the points that I remember:

1) each level has a monster as big as half ta screen 2) i command a space shuttle around the borders of the screen. 3) i have to cut quadrants from the main screen by my space shuttle to restrict the monster’s space 4) i’m safe around the borders but when im on the monster’s space I can be hit 5) monster dies when I take enough space

I live in Australia and some of the asking prices ($600 +) for a A500 in an unknown condition seem a lot. Is the Amiga actually that collectable now?

https://amiga672.wordpress.com/

who deleted my emplant post? there were no links in it??? and why? i thought i was giving this board some opportunity of a rare item!

I look for a photo, I first saw it on my old A500: a girl in a blue swimsuit lying on a blue inflatable mattress. The photo itself is absolutely not sexist or pornographic at all, maybe it was taken at a fashion shoot. If anyone recognizes it and knows where it can be downloaded, I would appreciate it.

I've been trying to compile a list of all Amiga CD32 games in release date order. I like to play through games on a system sequentially to see how they changed and evolved.

In the case of the Amiga CD32 this is a complicated task for a number of reasons. The CD32 is basically an Amiga 1200 computer, so many games were simple ports to the CD format. This means that most of the time only the 1200 release date has been recorded. Additionally the CD32 was released in Europe, Australia, Canada, and Brazil, so release dates get confused and certain obscure games were only ever released in one country.

Some games were released multiple times for different compilations. I have tried to include these as many games were released for the first time on the console in compilations.

In desperation I have combed through the availble magazine scans on the amazing website Hall of Light. I have then listed the games by the order of their first review month. This is obviously not an exact science because some magazines will get early review copies, and some games release dates slip even after being reviewed. Amiga CD32 Gamer seemed to review games earlier than Amiga Power and Amiga Format, but they were also more devoted to the console than those magazines. The German magazines Datormagazin and Amiga Joker also seemed to get games earlier as well.

I took this game list from Wikipedia, but Hall of Light lists even more games. It would be great to include fan made releases as well, but for now I have stuck to officially released games.

Anyway here is the first draft of my list. If you have any corrections please let me know!

1993 - 21 games

September Diggers / Oscar - The launch game included with the Amiga CD32 Pinball Fantasies

October Alfred Chicken James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod

November D/Generation Dangerous Streets/Wing Commander Liberation: Captive 2

December Morph Sensible Soccer: European Champions Sleepwalker Trolls Whale's Voyage Zool : Ninja Of The ''Nth'' Dimension

Unknown month International Open Golf Championship Pinocchio

1994 - 104 games

January Deep Core John Barnes European Football Mean Arenas Microcosm Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing Overkill

February Arabian Nights Benefactor Castles II: Siege and Conquest Chambers of Shaolin Pirates! Gold Prey: An Alien Encounter Seek & Destroy Sensible Soccer: International Edition Sports: Football (Amiga CD Football) The Labyrinth of Time The Seven Gates of Jambala

March Dennis the Menace Fire Force Fly Harder Overkill & Lunar-C

April Alien Breed Special Edition/Qwak Bubba 'n' Stix Chuck Rock Disposable Hero Donk!: The Samurai Duck Global Effect International Karate + Nick Faldo's Championship Golf Project-X/F17 Challenge Summer Olympix Super Putty Trivial Pursuit The CD32 Edition

May Battle Chess Frontier: Elite II Fury of the Furries Gunship 2000 Premiere The Chaos Engine Ultimate Body Blows

June Beavers Brutal Sports Football Cannon Fodder Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck Fire and Ice The Daring Adventures of Cool Coyote Humans 1 and 2 Lemmings Naughty Ones Ryder Cup: Johnnie Walker Striker Surf Ninjas The Lost Vikings Total Carnage Zool 2

July James Pond 3: Operation Starfish Sabre Team Simon the Sorcerer Super Methane Bros Wembley International Soccer Will Bridge: Initiation Junior

August Banshee Brian the Lion Starring In: Rumble in the Jungle Heimdall 2 Into the Hall of Worlds HeroQuest II: Legacy of Sorasil Impossible Mission 2025: The Special Edition Last Ninja 3 Myth: History in the Making Wild Cup Soccer

September Battletoads Bump 'N' Burn Dark Seed Emerald Mines Jetstrike Kid Chaos Litil Divil Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch Top Gear 2

October Guardian Manchester United Premier League Champions Quik the Thunder Rabbit Soccer Kid Super Stardust Superfrog Universe

November Arcade Pool Clockwiser: Time is Running Out... Lamborghini American Challenge Pinball Illusions Rise of the Robots UFO: Enemy Unknown Vital Light

December Beneath a Steel Sky Fields of Glory The Misadventures Of Flink Jungle Strike - The Sequel to Desert Strike Marvin's Marvellous Adventure Roadkill

Unknown Month Gulp! Power-Games Project-X/Ultimate Body Blows The Big 6 Dizzy Collection The Classic Lotus Trilogy Word Construction Set

1995 - 32 games

January * PGA European Tour * Subwar 2050 * Theme Park

February * Alien Breed: Tower Assault * Death Mask * Defender of the Crown II * Skeleton Krew

March * Akira * Dragonstone * Power Drive * Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe * The Clue!

April * Super League Manager

May * ATR: All Terrain Racing * Kingpin: Arcade Sports Bowling * Super Skidmarks

June * Shadow Fighter * Syndicate

July * Strip Pot

August * Base Jumpers * Gloom

September * Fears

October * Exile

• November
• Alien Breed 3D
• Bubble and Squeak
• Worms
• Star Crusader
• Super Street Fighter II Turbo

Unknown Month * Acid Attack Collection 1995 * Brutal: Paws of Fury 1995 * Grandslam Gamer Gold Collection 1995 * Soccer Superstars 1995

1996 - 6 games

January * Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends Pinball

March * The Speris Legacy

April * MAG!!!

Unknown Month * Humans 3: Evolution - Lost in Time 1996 * Legends 1996 * The Final Gate

The Cinemaware Anthology: 1986-1991 is only $2.99 right now during the STEAM summer sale which has 1 day left. It ends on July 7th so if you want this then you better hurry!
In case you do not have an Amiga or one of the several legal ways of playing these games this is another way to enjoy these wonderful Amiga games!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/326590/Cinemaware_Anthology_19861991/

It has Amiga and PC DOS versions of these games.
Sadly, it does not have the 3 Stooges game or a couple of other games but what it does include is great fun!

*PRO TIP: Many people miss this but the controller set up is in the upper right corner of the menu. :)

 Defender of the Crown

 SDI

 The King of Chicago

 Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon

 Lords of the Rising Sun

 Rocket Ranger\*

 It Came From the Desert

 It Came From the Desert II: Antheads

 Wings!

 TV Sports: Football

 TV Sports: Basketball

 TV Sports: Baseball

 TV Sports: Boxing

Hi everybody,

this may be the dumbest question I've ever asked on the internet. A little song came up in my head and I tried to make it in a whistle here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b_P5fVmY5E

Can you tell me the name of the game?

If I'm not mistaken it should be a soccer game.

Thank you!!

Hi Guys

Can you Help I got this ICD ADSCSI 2080 Controller Card for A2000, A3000 & A4000 to go in my Amiga 2000 off eBay but had no drivers or manual with it I don`t need it to run a hard drive has i have a TF536 TERRIBLEFIRE TURBO BOARD 68030 50MHz 64MB MEMORY for AMIGA 2000 but if any one know how to set up it up a internal or a external cd rom I would be great full has I have look all over the net and can`t find anything about this card there is a few jumper on this card but don`t know the first thing to do