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08.Feb.2002
Amigan Software


Amigan Software: Worm Wars V6.9 and Report+ V5.3
Worm Wars has been released in version 6.9. The game requires OS2.04+ and PAL/DblPAL, as well as an MC68020+. Report+ can be downloaded in version 5.3. With Report+ you can easily create bug reports, Aminet readme files, documentations and similar reports. The program is freeware and is based on ReAction and GadTools.

Download:
WormWars.lha
ReportPlus.lha (ps) (Translation: rh)

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08.Feb.2002
WHDLoad


Installer: WHDLoad - New packets (until 08.02.2002)
With WHDLoad you can install games on your harddrive which were formerly meant only for use with disks. The following packets have been added or updated:
  • 08.02.02 improved: Geisha (Cocktel Vision) supports German version too, misc other changes
  • 08.02.02 new: Carcharodon - White Sharks (Demonware) done by Galahad
  • 06.02.02 improved: Rotor (Arcane) blitter waits added, snoop mode fix
  • 06.02.02 new: The Final Battle (Mirrorsoft) done by Bored Seal
  • 06.02.02 improved: Elvira - The Arcade Game (Flair Software) music/sound fixed, blitter waits added and more
  • 06.02.02 improved: Cliffhanger (Psygnosis/Spidersoft) Fast-Mem support
  • 06.02.02 improved: Alien Breed Story (Team 17) Fast-Mem support, delay added
(ps)

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08.Feb.2002
T.o.T.


Game: Tales of Tamar - New Amiga version 0.41 R1
Tales of Tamar is an internet turn-based strategy game for Amiga, Atari, Java, Linux and PC by Eternity Entertainment Software. For registered beta testers there's a new Amiga version 0.41 R1 available for download.

The latest version finally enables players to annex enemy towns, thus exterminating enemy players. It also allows them to maintain several towns in a country.

The only things missing until the release the Amiga base set are towns for level two, three and four, cavalry, artillery, settlers and a few other bits. The light at the end of the tunnel is near :-) (ps)

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08.Feb.2002
OnyxSoft


OnyxSoft: MultiRen V1.48 and TheMPegEncGUI V2.10
MultiRen, available in version 1.48, is a very powerful multi-file renaming tool with dozen of features. TheMPegEncGUI, available in version 2.10, is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for MPEG Audio-encoders. Both tools are programmed by Daniel Westerburg.

Download:
multiren.lha
thempegencgui.lha
(ps)

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08.Feb.2002
Jim Steichen (ANF)


AmigaTalk updated to V1.9a
A new update to AmigaTalk has been uploaded to aminet (by the Author). Several new classes, such as Boopsi, IFF & DataTypes have been added to the system, as well as a lot of bug fixes. Since I found some more bugs at the last-minute (after the archive was uploaded, sigh), please be sure to download the AmigaTalk-Update archive as well. AmigaTalk is a port of Little SmallTalk with a GUI for the Amiga.
Jim Steichen, Author of AmigaTalk.

Download:
AmigaTalk.lha
AmigaTalkUpd.lha
(ps)

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07.Feb.2002
Sebastian Beloch (ANF)


ScummVM Version 0.1.0 for MorphOS released
Rüdiger Hanke released his new version of the ScummVM-MorphOS. He wrote, that this new version would fix many bugs from v0.0.3.

The MorphOS version got some display code now and became independent of SDL. This reduces the program in size and switching from full screen to window mode now works clean. Other enhancements are being worked on. (ps) (Translation: mj)

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07.Feb.2002
Markus Nerding (ANF)


GP appoints H&P German Distributor
The Australian software house GP Software appoints HAAGE&PARTNER exclusive distributor in the German language area of the product Directory Opus 6 for Windows.

H&P first will distribute the English version and offer German speaking support via email and phone. The translation of the program is to follow, soon, and will be available for free download to H&P's customers. Translation of the detailed manual is being worked on, too.

The price of the new version 6.1 was lowerd. There is also a sidegrade possibility for registered users of the Amiga version. (ps) (Translation: mj)

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07.Feb.2002
Andreas Falkenhahn (E-Mail)


CD32-Emulator for Windows: Akiko v1.2
Finally the time has come! A new version of Akiko, CD32 and CDTV emulator for Microsoft(r) Windows(r), can be downloaded from the Airsoft Softwair homepage (http://www.airsoftsoftwair.com/) Version 1.2 is a major update which is about 20% faster and supports emulation of the CD32's nonvolatile memory including a cool nv ram editor which supports importing, exporting, locking & patching of save states.

Example of patching a save game is included in the documentation. Additionally Akiko has now a real Joypad emulation which means that the user can map every key / joystick button to the CD32's joypad buttons. Akiko also supports the emulation of the language identifier of the CD32 and CDTV now so some games appear now automatically in the language you configured in the Akiko settings. Finally there were some bug fixes and improvements in the single patches as well as an extended documentation.

If you still haven't registered Akiko (only $15US/15 EUR) you should have a look at Defender Of The Crown 2 CDTV which can now also be played with the Akiko demo version. But don't forget to set your native language to the CDTV's language in the Akiko settings so that the game appears in it. By the way, Akiko does not require the extended ROMs of the CD32 & CDTV. Kickstart 3.1 and 1.3 are enough. Registered users please send an email to akiko@airsoftsoftwair.de with "subscribe" subject and you'll get the latest version (you'll only have to subscribe once, then you'll always get the latest version of Akiko) If you haven't registered yet, you should definitely get the demo version of Akiko! (ps)

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06.Feb.2002
WHDLoad


Installer: WHDLoad - New packets (until 04.02.2002)
With WHDLoad you can install games on your harddrive which were formerly meant only for use with disks. The following packets have been added or updated:
  • 04.02.02 improved: Pirates! (Gold) CD³² (Microprose) various changes, supports german version too
  • 04.02.02 fixed: Magic Boy (Blue Turtle) protection correctly removed, minor other changes
  • 04.02.02 improved: Adventures of Robin Hood (Millennium) sound replay fixed, faster
  • 04.02.02 improved: No Excuses (Arcana) various changes
  • 04.02.02 improved: Double Dragon 2 - The Revenge (Virgin) supports another version
  • 04.02.02 improved: Rampage (Activision) keyboard fixed
  • 04.02.02 improved: Indiana Jones And The Fate Of Atlantis (Lucasfilms Games) ingame bug fixed
  • 04.02.02 improved: B.A.T. (UBI-Soft) supports french version too
  • 31.01.02 Searching the website works again
  • 31.01.02 new: Teenage Queen (Ere) done by Psygore
  • 31.01.02 new: PGA European Tour (The Dome/Ocean) done by Codetapper
(ps)

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06.Feb.2002
VIM


Editor: VIM version 6.0.189
VIM is an editor that has its roots in the Unix editor "vi" and that is available for different systems like AmigaOS, AtariMiNT, BeOS, DOS, MacOS, MachTen, OS/2, RiscOS, VMS, and Windows (95/98/NT4/NT5/2000). Today has version 6.0.189 been released.

In issue 1 vol. 1 of the Free Software Magazine there's an article that covers among other things the history of VIM.

VIM was developed by Bram Moolenaar first for the Amiga and had its first appearance on the Fish #591 (November 1991). (ps) (Translation: wk)

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