The Chaos Engine and Speedball creators for Amiga is known all over the world. The Bitmap Brothers were pioneers in game development that lifted Amiga interest a lot. The smashed the Amiga gaming charts like no other company. Not just The Chaos Engine, but also the violent Speedball series. Xtravaganza toContinue Reading
For many months, the Vampire V2 series from Apollo Team have been giving new life to OCS and ECS Amiga home computers. With a powerful 68080 CPU, 128MB RAM, RTG and HDMI out. Apollo Team have managed to nail the Amiga future for the 68k line. When installing these cardsContinue Reading
June Activity Report has landed for everyone interested in what’s going on with the 68080 FPGA accelerators for classic Amiga and the new standalone Vampire V4 card. It’s been exciting weeks lately in the Apollo Team for sure and here is some words regarding the steps been made. Summer willContinue Reading
The time is nearly here and the future for Amiga is also changing a lot very soon. With the arrival of the Vampire V2 cards from Apollo Team which is covered by Amitopia. The future for Amigan’s is brighter than ever and Now! All 68080 accelerated equipped classic Amiga homeContinue Reading
In the early 2000’s Haage & Partner commissioned 2 software engineers Bernd Meyer and Harold Frank. The goal was to secure the survival of the Amiga from uncertain death on the X86 platform. What is Amithlon and how did it ended up being the biggest legal debacles of the Amiga scene?Continue Reading
On 7th of April 2018, the Canadian Amiga community had a nice meeting in Ontario, Canada called AmigaON. Robbie Strike went down to AmigaOn in Brockville Ontario Canada to look at some cool Amiga stuff! AmigaOn Amiga Convention Meeting was a successful Amiga gathering Here all of the visitors couldContinue Reading
When you get a special connection with those that you have interviewed like the Amiga person in Iraq that Amitopia Amiga Magazine interviewed. Then it’s extra nice to see Amiga art being delivered to us at Amitopia Amiga Magazine. This time we got a Superfrog inspired Amiga Fan art. IContinue Reading
