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Like many others, I’ve discovered the awesome power that is Generative AI. While it’s undoubtedly helped revolutionize how I work, and what I work on in the software engineering field — it’s also had a crazy, positive, impact on the rate in which I’m completing personal projects. If you’ve been here long, you know what types of projects I’m talking about. Mostly Amiga-related reverse-engineering projects.

Amiga Banger Kaboomania Now Available On Multiple Platforms...

Bomberman or Dynablaster or just something else that ain't fun?

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Apidya - The King Of Shooters On Amiga Returns ...

It took 34 years, but it has finally returned — and in a way that’s guaranteed to make long‑time fans both happy and hungry for more. This is exactly the kind of comeback that should have sparked an entire series of games.

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 So, in 2026, we have a new owner of the Commodore trademarks and a new Commodore 64! Well, actually, it is a bundling of a number of already available components into one system.

 I am of an age that I remember well the cool stereo systems we had in the 1980's, 1990's and early 2000s.

Especially I love stereo system components - Amplifier, Radio, Graphic equaliser, tape deck, DAT recorder, CD player, SACD players, Minidisc deck, LaserDisc and DVD's.

https://github.com/serk118/amissl-aros

So naturally the first question for most people reading the title of this post is, what is Kyvos?

Preview: MEGA M.I.L.V. - The First Danmaku Shooter On Amiga.

Now this is wizardy at a very high level, finally another Amiga shooter that put the Amiga on the map.

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The "Story" Of Clikboom...

Many of you have probably heard something about the turbulent and very negative situations at one of the best Amiga game studios out there, yes Clickboom had its fair share of problems and many of them was because of the owner and his way to exploit talented developers across his country as well as a few other nations eventually.

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Hi everyone, Thanks for visiting my blog! My Amiga “career” started with an Amiga 500 many, many years ago. Bought it in the city of Tønsberg in Norway. The shop was Spaceworld. Best purchase I’ve ever made! Over the years I’ve had many computers, and at one point entered the world of Amiga NG – […]

The Gremlin years and beyond.