Amiga Interviews
Interview Revealing that Commodore Helped People in Argentina
Here is my interview with an Amiga person from Argentina in South America. It is all about how the Amiga situation was and still is in Argentina. Personally, I have worked a lot with this Interview. It’s taken some time, but I hope it is worth the reading. First I thought of just publish it […]
The Innovative Apollo Team
The team behind one of the most innovative accelerators for Classic Amiga is on fire. They don’t hold back anything it seems as Apollo Team really wants Classic Amiga to be a strong computing platform. So, I’ve got a nice talk with the main person behind it Gunnar von Boehn. Here is my interview with […]
Interview With the pixel artist JoJo073
Interview with Spanish pixel artist Jojo073 about Amiga art, DPaint, and keeping the 32-bit spirit alive. Interview with jojo073 Hello José, The questions for you are similar to those of other cartoonists. Introduce yourself however you want. Hello, many know me by my nick jojo073. I am fond of old computers and especially pixel art. […]
Interview with the New Amiga Beat ’em up Heroes
Before the amazing new beat ’em up game for Amiga 500 was shown for the first time at AmigaBill’s Stream to the public. Everyone that saw the stream got big eyes. Finally, after so many years the awesome Amiga computer will finally show that it can do beat ’em up genre too! Final Fight was […]
Interview with a big Amiga interested person in Syria, Zaher Sai
Let’s try to unite the world with some Amiga talk with a person from a country that most of us have only seen horrible things from, Syria. With this article, I want to put aside all the differences between us politically for once and look at what Commodore managed to achieve in Syria, which is […]
Amiga had 70% Share in 1990 in Iraq
Before Iraq invaded Kuwait, the country was a country where the Amiga share of the IT-market was at its highest. Either war or not, the Amiga market managed to stay high all the way until 1998 in the country, when it began to decline until 2003. Now it is very uncertain about how many people […]