We have launched a new project to create the classicamiga Top 100 Amiga games of all time.
This is a classicamiga community project, so we would like to get as many members involved as we can. If you are visiting classicamiga for the first time and have some favourite Amiga games then please come in and join us so you can take part and nominate your favourite games for our Top 100. The more members we get to nominate games for inclusion, the better our final top 100 will be.
This project is being run over a number of stages. The initial stage is for everyone to post a list of up to 100 of their personal favourite Amiga games that they think should be included in the Top 100. Once we have enough games nominated we will move on to the next stage where we will merge all of the nominated games into a single big list and start to reduce it down through voting, to eventually reach our final Top 100 games list.
You can read all about the project on the classicamiga forum here. This explains the stages we will be running as the project progresses and the rules for nominating your list of games.
We hope you all take part in helping us create this Top 100 Amiga games of all time list. Once we have the final list we will then create a detailed article on classicamiga exploring the final top 100, running down from 100 to 1, and adding as much information and detail about each game as we go. We hope you all enjoy taking part in creating this Top 100, and in exploring it once it is complete.
And don't forget. If you are not yet a member of classicamiga you are still very welcome to register and take part in this project. Everyone is welcome. And it doesn't matter if you have a list of just a few games you would like to nominate, or a total of 100. All games nominated by all members will be included in the initial list before we then begin the voting to reduce it down to the final 100 games.
- Sana2 compatible net device (uaenet.device) emulation
- Full doublescan mode emulation (DBLPAL, DBLNTSC, MultiScan etc..), sprite doublescan support
- Full SuperHires emulation, bitplanes and sprites, including ECS Denise "scrambled palette" superhires mode. Also does not downscale hires sprites to lores anymore when bitplane resolution is lores
- SuperHires resolution added to display panel, replaces old GUI lores setting with lores, hires and superhires select box
- .dsq (DiskSqueeze) and .wrp (Warp) disk decompression support
- "Automount" and "Do not boot" harddrive options added
- Axis movements can be mapped to buttons in input panel (left/right and up/down)
- Picasso96 resolutions 320x200, 320x240, 640x400 and 640x480 added to resolution list, even if no native Windows support
- optional ini-file registry replacement. (winuae.ini or -ini )
- Autocomplete added to most path text boxes
- Added information text to hardfile panel (shows type, size,.. of HDF)
- Nordic Power 3.0 freezer cartridge support
- lzx decompression stability and compatibility improved
- Debugger C-command word and long word support fixed
- Heavy CD32 Akiko C2P usage caused huge performance loss
- AGA statefile restore crash fix
- Analog joystick mouse emulation fix
- A500 cycle-exact mode freeze in some cases
- Picasso96 display preferences resolution list corruption
- A590/A2091 SCSI emulation buffer overflow crash fix
- Some types of HDF didn\'t mount properly
- Some automount issues fixed
- CDTV and CDTV SCSI emulation compatibility improved
- Some ECS Denise-only features fixed
- Miscellaneous fixes here and there
- Blank screen in windowed mode fixed (RGB overlay incompatibility)
We are happy to report that Classicamiga was featured in the November 2007 issue if the Portuguese Retro Gaming magazine, Hype! Within a two page article on the Commodore Amiga, classicamiga.com is featured in its own boxout, as shown here.
For those of you who can't understand Portuguese the English translation, thanks to Tiago, reads:
"The flame of Amiga is still alive thankfully to online websites and clubs. Of of these most active communities is Classicamiga promoted in Portugal by the reader Tiago Dias. beyond the forum, people can find tips/sugestions about emulation of games in PC, The installation of memories and hard drives and even tips about shopping of 2nd hand items on internet. Analyses to classic titles and other less known complete the offer. www.classicamiga.com"
You can also click on the full page thumbnails below to view the front cover of the November edition of Hype!, and to view the complete two page Commodore Amiga article featured in this issue. Enjoy!
Amibay.co.uk is the unofficial successor of the recently closed Amiga site Amibench.org. In complement to the old site, every retro hard- or software can be sold or purchased, a restriction to Amiga only ware doesn't exist anymore.
What is AmiBay ?
AmiBay is a NON-PROFIT site intended to serve the retro computing community
AmiBay provides a no-cost way to buy or sell your retro hardware and software without the burden of auction fees. If you are looking to sell your item(s) at inflated market prices then this site is not for you and you should try the established auction sites.
Welcome to classicamiga, your guide to everything Amiga.
Classicamiga.com is a site dedicated to the classic range of Commodore Amiga home computers. We are dedicated fans working to preserve everything that made the classic range of Amigas so great, as well as trying to provide some great articles and site content for all Amiga fans to enjoy.
Explore our extensive Game and Demo Scene directories where we try to list as many of the great productions and games released for the Amiga over the years. These sections include screenshots of each game or production and where possible exclusive downloads. The games section also includes boxart and disk scans, cheats and tips, complete scanned game manuals and much more.
And now you can start to explore our new Software directory. Something that we think is quite unique as we have yet to see any other extensive Amiga software directories like this on any other website. Our aim for this new Software directory is to make it as extensive as our game and demo directories. To include as much supporting material as we can including screenshots of the software running, manuals and support documents, downloads, boxart and diskscans and as much else as we can think of.
We are constantly expanding the content within all of these sections so please keep visiting as we continue to keep adding more to the site.
If you decide to register and join the site you will also gain the ability to add your own reviews and comments to the site, giving other visitors your own views and scores for your favourite games and demos, as well as becoming a member of the classicamiga community.
The classicamiga Forum
When joining the site don't forget to also visit our classicamiga forum. You can join us (the classicamiga staff), along with all the other members, to chat about anything Amiga related, or to just share your enjoyment of the Amiga with others and to take part in our exclusive Hiscore competitions, quizzes and games arcade.
And we are not just fans of the Amiga. Everyone at classicamiga are big fans of all gaming, retro and modern, from the first arcade games and home computers, up to the current console and PC games. So if you love games then come on in to the forum and have fun.
Find out more about classicamiga
If you would like to find out more about classicamiga, who we are, where it all started etc... then visit our Site Information section. This includes answers to many common questions visitors may have about the site, as well as pages listing the staff members of classicamiga, content contributors, site donators and a list of credits detailing sites and people who have helped us out over the years. In addition it also contains some information about how you might be able to help classicamiga.
Recent updates to the site
As always we have all been working hard on the site, adding new content and continuing to improve the functionality of the site. New content is constantly being added to the Game, Demo and Software sections, with many new screenshots, boxart scans, manuals and much more added to the game and software sections, and many more productions constantly being added to the demo section.
Don't forget we also have videos, audio, walkthroughs, cheats and tips, and much more in the games section, as well as downloads and screenshots for nearly every software entry, and production featured in our demo section.
We hope you enjoy your visit to classicamiga and come back again soon. If you have any ideas or comments please log into the forum and post them in the suggestons forum. And don't forget to click the Read Me link just below to read more about the upcoming content we still have in store for the site.
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