One of the best next-gen AmigaOS systems is MorphOS. But speed is not everything. You also need an OS that works as a nice working […]
Framethrower is Here! Integrates Native Video Directly into PiStorm’s HDMI
Finally! The long-anticipated Framethrower adapter, an essential add-on for the popular PiStorm accelerator, is now officially available for the Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000! For 30 euros or less... And even cheaper still if you build your own. This is a bargain upgrade for your PiStorm Amiga. The Technical Deep Dive of the Framethrower The Framethrower is developed by Claude Schwarz. This ingenious piece of hardware by him finally solves the long-standing video problem. PiStorm users needed to separate outputs for the Amiga's native chip graphics and the accelerated RTG (Retargetable Graphics) desktop until now. For the technically minded, the…
The Settlers II Physical Amiga release Experience
It's not often that a new full game gets released in a box these days, with a shortcuts guide, postcards, and a proper manual! It's also not often that the Amiga gets such a high-quality title released for it either, but LOOK did it at Amiga40! Check out the quality of The Settlers II release! Most of the applications for modern computers are today, either games or serious programs today. They are all getting only digital releases. Everything is online, and if you want to read, you need to print the manual yourself. But not so on the Amiga! The…
New A4000 in Development
Did you notice it at Amiga 40 if you visited the event? Well, it wasn't shown at all. The only sign of it was the A4000 letters on the huge Amigakit banner beside their stand. On YouTube, I invite you to watch the Amiga 40 Journey Diary documentary. It was released on Amitopia TV yesterday, where you can see the banner clearly. From Amigakit with love. They will bring a totally new A4000 soon. With that said, Matthew didn't want to reveal too much yet, but I really hope that with its release. Amigakit should also, in my view, release…
Framethrower is Here! Integrates Native Video Directly into PiStorm’s HDMI
Finally! The long-anticipated Framethrower adapter, an essential add-on for the popular PiStorm accelerator, is now…
The Settlers II Physical Amiga release Experience
It's not often that a new full game gets released in a box these days,…
Powershark Purchase Review Improved
Just want everyone to know that the Powershark review is now updated with correct information.…
Powershark USB-C Purchase Experience Review
The Powershark USB-C Power is here, and it’s available at Amiga retailers. Here is my personal Review of the Powershark purchase that I personally bought […]
Power Adapters with USB-C cables that Works!
In my review of Powershark here, my verdict still stands. All items should be available for purchase from the retailers that are allowed to sell […]
The 68060 Changed Amiga Forever
The year was 1995. The year of 68060 for Amiga users! Doom has already established itself as a reason for many to buy a PC […]
Classic AmigaOS Releases Since 1985 Guide
The Amiga home computer was released in 1985 at the Lincoln Center in New York, USA. On the 23rd of July 1985, Amiga 1000 was […]
All of the Early AmigaOS Info You Ever Need to Know
AmigaOS is an Amiga computer operating system that was popular among computer users worldwide and gamers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. While it […]
Wayfarer with MediaSource and Memory Leak Fix
The most advanced web browser for Amiga, Wayfarer is yet again in the spotlight. Now, version 3.7 is out with rewrites and fixes to the […]