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Archive 11/2018

03.Nov.2018
Amiga Future (Webseite) EGO-Shooter for non upgraded AGA-Amigas: Amishion Impossible
Amishion Impossible (video) was developed during a programming competetion: At the "itch.io 2018 Seven Day First Person Shooter Jam" you had to develop an ego shooter within seven days. The game runs on a non upgraged AGA computer but requires that much chip RAM that probably you have to boot without startup-sequence before starting the game. (cg) (Translation: dr)

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03.Nov.2018
amiga.org (Webseite)

Team 17: Review of old games
Recently the publisher Team 17 which became famous for its Amiga games has released its hundredth game and takes this opportunity to looking back at games and its programmers and graphic artists. In the series "Retro Interviews" all old games are introduced, the Amiga games included:

(cg) (Translation: dr)

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03.Nov.2018 Software updater: AmiAutoUpdater 0.1 (alpha)
Using AmiAutoUpdater you can be sure to have all the latest software versions installed. The program checks if there is a new version on Internet for an application. If not then the application is started. Otherwise the new archive is downloaded and extracted on the harddrive of the user. (cg) (Translation: dr)

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02.Nov.2018
Amiga Future (Webseite)

Tronic Kids: In the footsteps of Booby Kids/Dynablaster
Tronic Kids (video) is an arcade game developed with the Game Construction Kit RedPill which is based on games like Booby Kids or Dynablaster.

Tronic Kids requires a 68030-CPU and 2 MB RAM. It can be downloaded at Google Drive for free. (cg) (Translation: dr)

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01.Nov.2018
David Brunet (ANF)

New articles on Obligement website
The articles below have been added to the website of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement during the last two months. All translations are welcome. Please contact David 'Daff' Brunet for more information.

September/October 2018 news.
Old articles from Amiga News Tech n°16 to 19:
- Programming: AMOS (AMAL instructions)
- Programming: GFA Basic (Tetris 3D)
- Programming: Assembler (Characters strings)
- Programming: Assembler (Guru inteceptor)
- Programming: Assembler (Mouse moves)
- Programming: C (Make the floppy drive silent)
- Hardware: A2320
- etc.
Interview: Garry Hare (KMOS president in 2004).
Interview: Philippe Rimauro (ACE developer).
Review of Snes9x 1.53.
File: The collapse of the video game market in 1983.
File: Progressive Peripherals and Software.
Tutorial: Installation of PFS3aio on Amiga 68k.
Tutorial: Use and configuration of USB controllers on AmigaOS 4.1/AmigaOne X5000.
Tutorial: Pattern matching on MorphOS.
Programming: JavaScript - Window Management.
Programming: C - WGet (example of reception of data via the bsdsocket.library).
Special quizz about Sim City.

(cg) (Translation: dr)

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01.Nov.2018
Andreas Magerl (ANF) Print magazine: Amiga Future, issue 135
The English and German editions of Amiga Future 135 (November/December 2018) have been released today and can be ordered from the magazine staff or various Amiga dealers. This issue's topics include a report from the Gamescom show as well as reviews of 'Zerosphere' and MorphOS. A complete list of the contents and excerpts from articles are available at the magazine's website. (cg)

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