Amiga Websites

The official website of Candle, an Amiga demo group. Here you'll find all their releases, along with an updated memberlist.

One of the great Amiga developers. Creators of Wings! Need we say more?

One of the last commercial developers on the Amiga.

Ohio, USA based Amiga Store.

This is the official homepage of the old demo group known as Crusaders.

CU Amiga was one of the best selling Amiga magazines back in the day. The last issue was published in October of 1998. The site is preserved for historical purposes only.

Norway based store selling a large range of Amiga productts, including systems, hardware and software.

Depth's official homepage.

Diskmag.de no longer exists.  The site merged and became a part of the much larger BitFellas project in 2007.

It used to be a Demoscene portal that covered everything from news, to links, to interviews, to downloads. Whatever your Demoscene needs are, you would find it here.

The scener named Ghandy (well known editor and former swapper) used to run the website before it went down. One of the reasons for the merger with BitFellas was that Ghandy was tired of doing everything alone, which is understandable, considering the amount of work required.

The official homepage of Dual Crew Shining. They website contains one section for Commodore 64 and one for the Amiga.

This site's purpose is to provide Amiga games players with a complete database of all commercial game titles released on the Amiga. At present the site holds information on 4500+ titles released since circa 1986.

The English Amiga Board is quite a large Amiga community forum.  Its main focas is on community projects, giving project creators a place to discuss and find help and advice for their projects.

The official website of Ephidrena, the famous Norwegian demo crew.

This is the official website of Equinox, a legendary Amiga demo group. Here you'll find everything from demos to photos.

Exotica has large archives of Amiga game music and players, and links to several more. A great starting point for finding your favourite Amiga tunes.

Swedish Amiga Store selling a large range of Amiga products ranging from Hardware and software to the Amiga one and Pegasos.

This is the homepage of the Amiga Demo Scene group named Gods. The website is a bit old, but it does feature an interesting art gallery with pictures by Bridgeclaw/Gods and the history of the group.

Cowering's GoodTools is a suite of ROM auditing applications for Windows that contain a database listing known software for various video game consoles and home computers.

These tools, released as freeware, have established themselves as an important reference for ROM collectors, especially for older systems that don't have similarly authoritative sources and that have a perfect or almost perfect coverage in GoodTools.

The popularity of GoodTools originated the practice of distributing, instead of single or arbitrarily collected ROMs, the so-called "goodsets", packaged archives of every ROM for a particular platform that GoodTools recognizes.

Amiga Games informaton database.

This is a closed project, worked on by a small group of Amiga game enthusiasts.  The database contains a lot of useful information about Amiga games.

Horizontal Lamerz welcomes you to their homepage. The website hasn't been update for a few years, but there's still some stuff to check out.

Great products for amiga and PC, Catweasel, Kickflash, Buddha and many more. They also have some manuals online. This link is to the English version.

IRIS is an old, but still active, group on the Demo Scene. They have released a lot of productions for the Amiga and still continues to deliver the goods.

This is the official homepage of Kefrens, the Amiga legends. The site contains a lot of cool stuff, so be sure to check it out. The design is very nice as well.

The official homepage of Lego. Here you'll find the history of the group, the releases and other interesting stuff.

Long running site dedicated to Amiga games, and the creator of the Lemonade WinUAE frontend. This is the sister site to the famous C64 site Lemon 64.

The official website of Loonies, an Amiga demo group.

The official Bjørn Lynne site. Known as Dr. Awesome in his Amiga demo scene days, he also worked on many Amiga games including Alien Breed 3D, Project X and Worms.

MindCandy is a series of interactive video DVD's featuring the best of the Demo Scene.

MindCandy Volume 2: Amiga Demos features some of the best from the Amiga demo scene, for you to watch using your DVD player and big screen TV.  So site back, relax, and enjoy!

MobyGames is an ambitious project: To meticulously catalog all relevant information about electronic games (computer, console, and arcade) on a game-by-game basis, and then offer up that information through flexible queries and "data mining". In layman's terms, it's a huge game database.

This includes Amiga games and each entry contains screenshots, boxart scans and visitor reviews, comments and ratings.

The official website of the Amiga group called Moods Plateau.