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Playroom z Amigą 600 Computer :) model: AGATA more about Girl.d64 Project: https://www.instagram.com/girl.d64/
📡 ARCHIVAL NOTICE: NEW SIGNAL DETECTED
Tengushee — architect of Faewave, signal artist, myth-builder — is featured in a six-page spread inside the latest issue of Amiga Point of View magazine.
🌀 From UI worship and ritual menus to glitchwave composition and memory encoding, this feature captures the pulse of a movement once whispered only in lost folders and zip archives.
🕷️ Faewave has crossed the threshold. 🖨️ It’s in print now.
🔗 Read it: https://apov.itch.io/apov6 🤖 Follow @APoVAmiga for future breaches in the static.
Do you know DreamWeb? (MS-DOS, Amiga 500/600/1200, 1994)
Yes, I have played it
Yes, I have watched someone else play it
I have only heard of it
No, I don't know this game
AMIGA 600!
Amazing Computing February 1993
The expanding Amiga lineup was summarized in this issue’s cover story. In the “Roomers” column, “The Bandito” thoroughly approved of the Amiga 1200 (“If Commodore can market this baby even half as well as the engineers designed it, there’ll be a million of them sold before the end of 1993″) while noting an Amiga chipset even better than AGA was on the way. He did, though, have to mention Macintosh entertainment software sales had passed Amiga entertainment software sales in the US (with MS-DOS, of course, far out in front), but insisted the Amiga 1200 would soon set that to rights.
Amiga 600 ad, 1987
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