Amiga Websites

TOSEC (The Old School Emulation Center) is a project dedicated to create complete databases of software for each computer system.  Each database is stored in a .dat file which can then be used by a ROM manager to arrange, sort, rename... etc a users own ROM collection.

TOSEC dat files are great to obtain a near to complete list of all known software for a given platform.  This is perfect for collectors as they can run their software collection through a ROM manager to check their files are named correctly, pass crc checks, and to see if they are missing anything in their collection.

toseciso.org CD Dumping Project, and is an off shoot of the main TOSEC project.

As the nam suggests TOSECISO concentrates on optical CD/DVD media archiving, and leaves the main TOSEC project to catalogue floppy disk and other media formats from old systems.

The TOSECISO project creates dat files in the same way as TOSEC, which can be used in ROM Managers such as ClrMamePro to check your ISO images for crc checks, naming conventions etc...  The project's dat files include as much information about the original discs as possible, including serial number, data track size, audio track information etc...  This is achieved by each disc's data track being extracted into a bin/cue file using CDRWin, and then the Audio tracks ripped using EAC.  The information is then collected from the ripped disc files using ClrMamePro.

Total Amiga was one of the last printed Amiga magazines to survive.

Produced and published in the UK by Amiga enthusiasts, the magazine finally closed in 2007 when the editor/publisher decided to step down from his role.

The website still contains lots of interesting information about the magazine and all issues of Total Amiga can be downloaded in PDF format for free from the site.

Visit Traktor's homepage for their releases, news, and memberlist. This site is frequently updated.

Triumph Software is a Norwegian Amiga group that has been producing quality utilities, demos, intros and animations for at least 12 years.

Underground Gamer is a large Retro gaming centred Private Torrent Tracker.

It's focus is on retro (no longer in production) computer and console systems, with its torrents ranging from single games to complete rom sets.  In addition you can find manuals, videos and much more.

Amiga Demo Scene Chart. You can download different issues, submit articles for upcoming releases, and vote for your favourite Sceners or productions. The groups behind Versus are Nukleus and Void.

This German store is probably the largest Amiga hardware retailer still in existence. They stock hardware and software, including A1200's and the Amiga One, along with an extensive range of third party Amiga hardware.

A relate late comer to the Amiga scene, Vulcan Software are most famous for their Valhalla series. You can now play the updated classics on your PC.

WHDLoad, the AmigaOS friendly Harddisk-Install package. WHDLoad makes it possible to install quite a lot demos and games, which were originally designed to run only from floppy disks, to your harddisk.

WinUAE is is the leading Amiga emulator for the Windows platform and is the most complete of any Amiga emulator in existence today. This is the most recommended and used emulator you can get.

X-Amiga provides a lightweight Linux environment that boots straight into Amiga emulation. It runs on any x86 platform and is based on Gentoo Linux and E-UAE.