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AcidBoutique - A new music tool for the Commodore Amiga, a 303 bassline synth and a 808 drum machine!

On the topic of music and not retro gaming, here's a new piece of software called AcidBoutique, a music production tool for the Commodore Amiga created by solo developer wintermute303. Built in the developer's spare time with the help of AI, this software squeezes the authentic sound and feel of two iconic electronic instruments—the TB-303 bassline synthesiser and the TR-808 drum machine—

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IndieRetroNewsMusic goes live with Ai slop rave remixes of classic games..Amiga,c64 and more!

As many of you know I've been writing IndieRetroNews for over 20 years, featuring a huge range of games from a wide range systems. But in all that time I've always wanted to create remixes of classic games in the style I've wanted. To be honest my skills were mainly limited to using old software like Dance Ejay back in the 90's. I really love the classic tunes, the secret of monkey island, hero

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Insector X - An unofficial fan port of Taito's 1989 horizontal shooter by caiusarcade

Caiusarcade has just released an early build of an unofficial fan port of Taito's 1989 horizontal shooter Insector X for the Commodore Amiga. Rather than building a remake from the ground up, this conversion uses static recompilation to translate the original arcade machine's dual Z80 processors straight into native 68020 code. Every piece of game logic, artwork, and audio is pulled

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Maldita Castilla - Locomalito's awesome platformer could be coming to the Amiga (AGA) via MainakeProject

An exciting new release is headed to the Commodore Amiga AGA, courtesy of developer MainakeProject. Announced via itch io, this is an upcoming port of Maldita Castilla (also known as Cursed Castilla), a critically acclaimed action-platformer originally created by Locomalito in 2012. Developed with the full blessing and support of the original creator, this homebrew port utilizes authentic game

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Amiga 1942 - The Amiga gets a smooth scrolling Arcade port from retrodnagames!

Well, here's a Sunday surprise! As Retrodnagames has released a fan-made port of Capcom’s legendary 1984 arcade shooter 1942! This impressive homebrew project brings the classic vertical shoot-'em-up to the Commodore Amiga with an uncompromising, old-school ethos. Retrodnagames has coded the entire game from the ground up using AsmOne assembly language, painstakingly rebuilding all 32 stages,

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Amiga Outrun AGA - Retrodnagames works his magic on a classic Arcade racer for the Amiga!

The Amiga news is coming in thick and fast, as now we welcome the release of 'Outrun AGA', an ambitious fan-made reimagining of Sega’s legendary arcade racer built to replace the notoriously poor official Amiga port from back in the day. Developed by retrodnagames, this project is coded entirely from the ground up in old-school assembly language. Steering clear of modern shortcuts, the developer

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Wipeout 2097/XL - A Playstation hit futuristic racer gets an Amiga AI port, albeit beefy Amiga's required!

Welcome to Wipeout 2097/XL, a native AmigaOS 3 port rebuilt entirely from a source decompilation of the original PlayStation code. Coded by Arcziii (arczi84) with the help of AI, this non-commercial port relies on modern hardware expansions, requiring an Amiga system running PiStorm with a Raspberry Pi 3, 4, or CM4 under Emu68. To handle the high-octane 3D performance, your setup must feature RTG

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Pinball Illusions – The Vikings table arrives on the Amiga AGA via PC {AI WIP}

Well, here's some interesting news for the weekend, as the elusive fourth table, The Vikings, is unofficially making its way to the Amiga A1200 (AGA). While the original 1995 release of Pinball Illusions famously included only three tables on the Amiga, the PC version was fortunate enough to receive the Norse-themed addition. Now, thanks to a dedicated developer by the name of MrDig, with the

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Wing Commander II Dx - Origin Systems PC space combat sim sequel could be coming to the Amiga AGA

Amiga owners you could be in for a bit of a treat, as Origin Systems PC classic space combat simulator sequel Wing Commander II could be coming to the AMIGA AGA via AcidBottle. Following recent news regarding community efforts to enhance classic Amiga titles with performance boosts and crucial bug fixes, word spread on Facebook that Electronic Arts had launched remastered versions of the

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Ash - A lovely looking Amiga platformer based on the Norwegian folk tales of Askeladden is teased [UPDATE]

Welcome to Ash, an ambitious new platformer currently in development for the Commodore Amiga by Thomas Mayer Foss. The game draws deep inspiration from Norwegian folklore, centering on the traditional tales of Askeladden. Players will guide the underestimated youngest brother on a grand quest to win a princess and half a kingdom. To overcome the game's various obstacles, players can dynamically

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Time Pilot - Konami's 1982 Arcade game has been ported over to the Amiga

Even more Amiga news for you today as RMJ and JoeJoe, has released a 1:1 conversion of Konami’s 1982 classic Time Pilot to the Amiga 500 and 1200. Rather than a standard emulation or loose recreation, this involved translating the original arcade machine's Z80 processor instructions entirely into 68000 assembly code, instruction by instruction. Furthermore, this conversion replicates the intense

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Enhanced framerate versions of Amiga games via AI and Vesuri

Vesuri with the help of AI is aiming to give many classic Amiga games a bit of a performance boost and some much needed bug fixes. For some time now, Amiga owners have faced a frustrating bottleneck: purchasing powerful hardware expansions—like the legendary Apollo 1240 accelerator card for the Amiga 1200—only to find that most classic games still struggled to run smoothly. Because early 90s

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This new flat-screen monitor looks like a 1980s computer monitor and has all the old sockets built in

The Checkmate Retro Styled IPS Upgradeable Display is a flat-screen monitor that looks and works like a 1980s computer monitor. It's a Kickstarter project for people who want to play retro games on their old consoles and computers. If you've ever tried to connect your old console to a modern TV, you might have learned that the picture is less than perfect. — Read the rest The post This new flat-screen monitor looks like a 1980s computer monitor and has all the old sockets built in appeared first on Boing Boing .

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Fix-It Felix Jr has now arrived on the Amiga and it looks really good!

The classic arcade vibe of Wreck-It Ralph which leapt off the cinema screen on to the Commodore 64, and then on to the ZX Spectrum Next, has now arrived on the Commodore Amiga thanks to BrokenBytes. While fans have spent years recreating the movie's fictional 1982 arcade hit Fix-It Felix Jr. on everything from mobile phones to the ZX Spectrum, a definitive new version has appeared as a port to

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Ghouls 'n Ghosts - Modern Vintage Gamer sets out to improve an Amiga port of an Arcade classic

The 1989 Commodore Amiga port of Capcom’s arcade classic Ghouls 'n Ghosts looks to be getting a face-lift courtesy of Modern Vintage Gamer. While the original Software Creations port—published by U.S. Gold—was a respectable attempt for its time, it famously suffered from a common issue among era-specific ports by failing to utilise any of the Amiga’s powerful custom hardware. The new

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Tiltrune - A room flipping puzzler for the Amiga and C64 by AI/Gaboo Arts Entertainment

Gaboo Arts Entertainment with the help of AI has released Tiltrune, a clever new gravity-shifting puzzle game simultaneously targeting both the Amiga and the Commodore 64. The core mechanic turns the entire room into a mechanism, allowing players to rotate the screen left or right by 90 degrees. This rotation alters gravity, causing the explorer, crates, and gems to tumble into completely new

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