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Start page AmiArcadia | Amigan Software released a update of the AmiArcadia emulator. This emulator is available for AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and Windows. With the AmiArcadia you can play games from Signetics-based consoles. A few examples of these consoles are: Elektor, Astro Wars, Malzak 1, Chaos 2 and PHUNSY. James Jacobs of Amigan Software also released version 8.64 of Worm Wars. This is an advanced Tron/Snake-style arcade game for up to 4 simultaneous players. Modo - Computer Music Player | If you have a Andriod Phone you can now download a 8/16 bit music music player. Modo can play files from: Amiga (.mod .xm .it .s3 .med), C64 (SID Player, HVSC), Nintendo SNES / NES / Gameboy, Sega Mega Drive (Genesis) / Master System, Amstrad CPC / ZX Spectrum / Atari Pokey. A few examples of the features are: Sleep timer, Volume boost, Shuffle, Search and Fast forward. C64 Endings | The web page C64 Endings has added 5 new game endings last month. The latest additions are: Frost Byte (Mikro-Gen), Lunar Blitz (T.M.R./Cosine), Mask of the sun (Brøderbund), Pang (Ocean) and Quick Draw McGraw (Hi-Tec Software). Roll Preview | Iceout from the group Avatar has released a preview of a new game. The game is called Roll and in the game you need to roll a ball from the start to the goal. The rolling can be done by tilting the playing field. You can download the game from the Commodore Scene Database and try it out. ACE128 Demo | You can watch a video on YouTube where you can see a demo of ACE128 (Advanced Commodore Environment 128). The team that is working on ACE128 has the following members: Miroslav Karkuš, Josef Prokeš, Dirk Vroomen, Patrick Hammes and Jason Lapp. At the moment the team is searching for a person to check the English language and a musician for making the system sounds. Lords of Midnight Wrapper 0.2 | Mr. Mouse of Xentax released an update of the game Lords of Midnight. The game must be played together with the CCS64 v3.8 emulator. New in this version: Replay function. You can save the turns information into a text file to study later. CardSwipe | CardSwipe is a game for the Commodore VIC-20 and the C64. In the game you must collect one card of each type (Ace, King, Queen and Jack) from a 4 x 4 matrix of colored cards. You can play with four players and you can earn more points if you collect cards with the same color. C64 Studio 0.9c | C64 Studio is a assembly development environment which is dependent on VICE. You can write assembly code and test this with the VICE emulator. You can also step through your assembly code with debugging using the VICE remote monitor. You can watch variables and jump to symbols. BAGELN V1.0 | KeHo Software released the game Bageln for the AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, AROS, MorphOS, Mac OS X, WarpOS and Windows. In the game you must guess the secret code in a maximum of 9 decisions. The computer will help you with 3 hints: PICO, FERMI and BAGELN. The game is a modern version of the BASIC game develop by D.Resek und P.Rowe. Digital Talk #91 | In this German language d64 magazine the following articles: Computer Szene, Talkies und Diskussionen, Hall of Fame, Das Auge Dagons, Nanako in Classic Japanese Monster Castle, Heartlight 64 Preview and Pong! Amiga A40000 / 90 MHz | On YouTube you can see a video with an Amiga A4000 running on 90 MHz. This machine is from André Pfeiffer and his the test results with the A4000/060 are: 119,25 Mips and 47,7 Mflops. The specification of the machine are: A4000, 2 MB Chip / 16 MB Fast, Apollo 4060 - 128 MB, Radeon 9250 - 256 MB and a ZoRam 256 MB. DirMaster v2.2/Style | DirMaster is a Windows-based GUI tool useful for the management of emulator formats such as: .d64, .d81, .t64, etc. as well as archival formats such as .arc, .sda, .lnx, etc. New in this version: .lbr unpack support. Print Sleeve function. Installs and uses the C64 Elite Mono TrueType font. The emulator integration has been improved and numerous other user interface tweaks and bug fixes. Vandalism News #55 | In this English D64 magazine the following items: The Charts, News, World of Demos, Sid Drinking, Interview with Archmage, Ecstatica and The List. CheeseCutter 0.4.0 | CheeseCutter is a Music Tracker program developed by Abbadon of Fairlight. The JCH Tracker was used as an inspiration and it uses the reSID engine by Dag Lem. A few examples of the changes in version 0.4.0 are: Autoconf script. Resid-fp for extra filter accuracy. You can exit from followplay / playback tracking without stopping the song. The playback position marker is now shown with sequence view and track mode. Real time sid-register dumping. Sqrxz 2 | Sqrxz 2 is now available for Amiga OS4 and MorphOS. In this Jump and Run game you are going to explore a new location in the universe. You must find your missing emeralds. On your journey you will meet many mysterious creatures trying to hinder you in your search. Sqrxz 2 is also available for Linux, Windows, Dreamcast, Wiz, Caanoo, Pandora, Motomagx and Symbian OS. CBM prg Studio v0.3 | Arthur Jordison released version 0.3 (beta) of his CBM prg Studio. The program CBM prg Studio allows you to type-in a BASIC or machine code program using a Windows environment. The program you make can be converted to a .prg file which you can use with an emulator or real C64 or VIC20. In this version: Programs are now project based. Tabbed MDI. Syntax highlighting. PortablE | Christopher Handley released a new version of PortablE. PortablE is a recreation of the AmigaE programming language with many improvements. The program is available for Amiga OS3, OS4, AROS, MorphOS and Windows. Turbo Chameleon 64 | Peter Wendrich's is working on the new Chameleon cartridge for the Commodore C64. At this moment you can download the Chameleon Beta-4 firmware from his web page. Peter also revised the programmers manual for the cartridge. This 34 page pdf manual gives you detailed information about the possibilities of the Chameleon. DX5 messing with a Commodore C64 | Jose Maria Bara has made a video about playing with the MSSIAH midi cartridge and the Commodore C64. He explains how he works with the MSSIAH midi cartridge and plays DM Shake the Disease and Popcorn. CBM-Command v2.0 | Payton Byrd released a new version of his CBM-Command program. The CBM-Command program can be used to organize your Commodore diskettes. The changes in this version are: Added double-buffering when displaying the directory (C64). Changed the algorithm for displaying the directory in a panel. This greatly speeds up the scrolling of long directories, especially on the C128. This program is available for all 8-bit Commodore computers and disk drives. Commodore Free #48 | In this English pdf, txt, seq, html and d64 magazine the following: Editorial, News: Sideways SEUCK competition, Contiki 2.5, Commodore Server, PixelJam, TigerDisk #171, Amiga OS4.1 video. Interview with Mirkosoft, CDTV Multimedia, Programming by John Fielden and Back to the Past. UberCassette | Ian Gledhil is working on a program to make archiving of cassettes easy. His program will read (mono) WAV files and convert them into .tap files. These .tap files can be used in Commodore 8-bit emulators like CCS64 and VICE. The program will work on a Windows, Linux or Amiga computer. At the moment it is still under development and the program can only be used with the command line, but a GUI is planned for the future. ClubInfo 121 | In this German .d64 magazine for the Commodore C116, C16 and the Plus/4 the following articles: Forum, Leserbrief, Programme, Computerspaß, Hardware, Gamesguide and User's guide. And on the diskette: Ice-age preview, Mystery of Silver mountain, Dicerama, Wumpus, Quindici, Bunny 2011 and Sinx+Siny. C&A Fan #07 | C&A Fan is a Polish .pdf magazine. In edition 7 the following: News, Play games in 1984, Commodore 64 GS, Interview with the founder of BIW, Silesia 4, History of the Amiga, LHA and more. MCC promotion video | On YouTube you can view a promotional video for the Multiple Classic Computer Platform (MCC). The MCC is a FPGA board that can emulate classic computers like Commodore, Atari, Sinclair and Amiga. Advanced AHI HD-Recorder V1.20 | Advanced AHI Recorder is a program made by Thomas Wenzel and can be used to record audio to a hard-disk and works with any AHI compatible recording device. In this version: Added FLAC for 68K. FLAC compression level to 5 for 68k / 8 for PPC. Limited Gain- and Volume sliders to max. 32 steps and added a few keyboard short-cuts. Teen Dreams | Shadow of the group Noice made a new demo where he displays 1123 Sine dots, at the same time, on the screen in real-time. You can listen to the Airwolf Mix, Big Fun Mix, Heartland and Stroh SID while watching the demo. Char Pad 1.7 | Subchrist Software released a new version of CharPad. With CharPad you can design tiles for Commodore C64 games or demos on a Windows computer. You can now use 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 or 5x5 tiles. Pixel level editing of whole tiles. 80x50 and 40x25 map editor modes. Flood-fill, move and mirror. And you can load and save SEUCK compatible background files. WinUAE 2.3.1 | There is a new version available of WinUAE, the Amiga emulator for Windows. Changes in this version: Manual filter configuration. Auto-resolution. MIDI device names are stored in configuration file. Directory file-system ACTION_LOCK_RECORD and ACTION_FREE_RECORD. Improved SCSI en custom chip-set emulation. M68K AROS compatible IDE and RTG emulation. For all the details please visit the WinUAE web page. TAPClean Front End | Luigi Di Fraia updated his program TAPClean Front End. It now offers a TAP split feature. TAPClean Front End is a extension of TAPClean which includes a Hex monitor, Disassembler, CBM BASIC untokenizer for PRG files and an interactive report of the tape contents. The program is available for Windows and Linux. BetterWB | BetterWB is a new workbench pack, much like AIAB, Amikit, AmigaSYS, ClassicWB, etc. It aims to be an enhancement and an update to AmigaOS 3.1 but without the need of extra hardware. It works on any Amiga, uses less than 7MB on a hard-drive and is available as floppy images. If you want to try BetterWB you will need Kickstart rom 3.1 and a AmigaOS 3.1 disk set. You can read about all the features on the BetterWB web page. DotBASIC plus | DotBASIC plus is a BASIC extension for the Commodore C64 that will give you more than 100 new BASIC commands. This program was developed by Dave Moorman. The 8-Bit Central web page has now permission from Dave to release DotBASIC plus as freeware. DotBASIC plus can be downloaded as a d81 or four d64 images and a user manual (80 pages, pdf) is included.
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