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Amiga emulator in Rust: Copperline 0.11.0

#commodore #amiga #retro #retrocomputing #classic #vintage #computer #oldtech #nostalgia #emulation #emulator #68k

Web-based tracker: WebTracker creates Amiga MODs

#commodore #amiga #music #retro #classic #vintage #computer #oldtech #nostalgia #tracker

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View64 V1.61 - C64 image viewer for many formats

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Public Domain SID Firmware V186

Joysticks/Paddles Fix (Analog-Buttons without function) LukasArts Intro Sound Fix (and all others with fast swell sounds)

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Windows/Linux/Mac OS: Amifuse 0.6.0 for using Amiga file systems

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gamesthatwerent

Starglider 2 (Commodore 64): The Ambitious Unreleased Rainbird Conversion

With Starglider 2 set to feature in the upcoming "Memories of Rainbird and Beyond Software" Kickstarter, here's a look back at the unreleased C64 conversion, its preservation story and the playable preview that survives today.

https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64/starglider-2/

For more details on the "Memories of Rainbird and Beyond Software" Kickstarter, please check out:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zzap642021annual/memories-of-rainbird-and-beyond-software

Windows/Linux/Mac OS: Amifuse 0.6.0 for using Amiga file systems

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commodorez

Our first 8- and 16/32-bit computers – Robert Miranda, Pete Keretz

"Our first personal computers were used for learning, programming, and yes even games. What started with curiosity quickly grew to include things we probably couldn’t have planned. Suddenly we’re turning our computer into a musical instrument, going online (dialup), putting titles and effects onto home video, creating games, running a BBS, doing desktop publishing, audio recording, music production… All after getting done with our schoolwork, you could say we got…creative."