Happy New Year 2020 to all. I hope you had a great Xmas and New Years!
I got to visit the Amiga Retro Brisbane group meeting on Dec 30, 2019 while I was on holiday in Brisbane over the new year period.
It was great to meet everyone there, enjoy the Amiga systems on display and I was invited to do a presentation about NG Amiga systems too.
Creating game assets is alot of fun. Here is a speed painting showing how I created some of the destructive elements for part of the large enemies on screen.
I don’t know about you but Access Software certainly played a huge role in my teen’s thanks to their Beach Head games, Leaderboard Golf and Raid Over Moscow. Their games had a bit more of a rough approach than the usual stuff at the time and I guess this is what drew me towards them […]
I have been inactive for while since I lost my Aros partition.
ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. The clever part about this: ScummVM just replaces the executables shipped with the games, allowing you to play them on systems for which they were never designed!
Happy New Year Everyone :)
Gold Rush! Was released back in 1989 to much fanfare but like with several other good Sierra games at the time it simply didn’t get the recognition that it deserved thanks to a bunch of killer apps ( games ) released at the same time. So, it was a given that a remake would happen […]
Promoting other great Amigans :)
Another round of looking at 2019's Amiga game development scene.
In case you've missed it (like I did): On Dec. 16th a lot of technical details about the upcoming AmigaOS 3.2 have been published.
After many websites have reported about the announcements made by the developers, and a preview screenshot has been released, now we get a lot of detail information about bug fixes and new features of release 3.2.
Corrosion appears to be happening either directly under or nearby the various sized (but typically 5″ long) plastic runners that line the bottom of the large PCB modules. These plastic runners protect the small surface mounted components on the bottom board from being scraped off when being inserted. Due to the proximity of the modules, with the install order being from BOTTOM to TOP, the front-panel connector edge of the module below it can scrape and accidentally yank off a small SMD part.
Pierre Le Chef Is Out To Lunch by Mindscape is one of those typical games that went under the radar for many, no not because it was a bad game and definitely because it wasn’t marketed either but for some odd reason a lot of people didn’t want Platformers at that time (especially on Amiga), […]
Daniel Stephens and myself are working on a new shooter for ECS Amiga's.
While it's early days yet we have started a design. Please visit this link to see the demo running
