First UK Amiga show in yours, Kickstart 01, takes place this weekend and tickets are still available for Sunday. I really wish I was going to this, but that doesn’t mean you should miss out. Taking place at Meadow Lane Stadium (home to Notts Country football team) this weekend (SaturdayRead More →
I’m not saying it was the greatest computer of all time, but the fact the Amiga cart for Evercade has reached #40 in the UK games chart should not be ignored. Ithad its share of turkeys, bu the computer was pushed to the limit by certain developers, Team17 among them.Read More →
Classic side-scrolling adventure Another World leads list of games from Delphine Software in the next bunch of Amiga titles coming to Evercade later this year. It’s one of several collections announced at the Evercade Showcase Vol.1 this week. Delphine Software Collection 1 will feature the following four titles: Note thatRead More →
The explosion in interest in retro gaming in recent years has unsurprisingly resulted in books joining the myriad of t-shirts, retro console remakes, documentaries, and rereleased games. Crowdfunding is a regular home for video game nostalgia, and recently fulfilled on Kickstarter is From Vultures to Vampires: 25 years of CopyrightRead More →
The Amiga 500 stars in this smashing video from the early days of the 16-bit home computer era. If you were more of a console gamer, here’s a quick recap. The Amiga 500 home computer was released by Commodore in 1987. It featured a 32-bit Motorola 68000 processor and customRead More →
Amiga Addict #20 has been announced, with a feature on Andy Warhol’s relationship with the Amiga way back in 1985. There is also a look at the Amiga Walker, once considered the “future” of the Amiga. When I was a lad, a weekly walk into town on a Saturday morningRead More →
ZZap! Live 2023 has been announced, a live event celebrating the enduring Commodore systems, in particular the C64 and Amiga computers. The event is produced by Fusion Retro Events, in conjunction with Revival Retro Events, South West Amiga Group and Retro Computer Museum. ZZap! Live 2023 will take place 12th AugustRead More →
After years of waiting and anticipation, Amiga fans can soon get their hands on an improved Final Fight port. This beloved classic fighting game has been a staple of the gaming world since its original arcade release in 1989, but the Amiga version never quite lived up to expectations. However,Read More →
It’s fair to say Amiga Addict remains my favourite magazine, coming along every few weeks (I think it’s six weekly?) with an issue jam-packed with Amiga goodness. One of the most highly regarded and recognized development teams in the Amiga era was Sensible Software. The brains behind Sensible Soccer, MegaRead More →
