07.Aug.2003
ScummVM Amiga Webseite (ANF)
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ScummVM 0.5.0 R2 (68k and WarpOS) Appears
The second release of ScummVM 0.5.0 appeared today. In this version a few bugs with the game selector have been eliminated and a few corrections with the path entries within the program have been improved. With ScummVM 0.5.0 the following games may finally be played for the first time on the Amiga: "The Curse of Monkey Island", "The Dig", "Full Throttle", "Beneath a Steelsky" und "Simon The Sorcerer 1 + 2 (PC-Versionen)." (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
Marc Cloppenburg / AMIGAplus (ICQ)
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Round About New Things at morphos.net
The comprehensive and optically reworked web presence for the PowerPC operating system MorphOS is reachable as of today. Next to details about the features of MorphOS you'll find there further information and screenshots of MOS-compatible software, the Super Bundle, the MOS community, future and past meetings and conventions, dealers, and a lot more. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
OSnews (Website)
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Interview with Two AROS Developers on OSnews
The online magazine OSNews has conducted an interview with Ola Jensen and Adam Chodorowski of the AROS development team. You may read the interview under the title link. According to them AROS is approaching the development condition of AmigaOS 3.1, of course collaborators are still needed to push forward development. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
David 'Daff' Brunet (E-Mail)
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Amiga Games Hit Parade: Results from July/August 2003 (Update)
The results of the Amiga Games Hit Parade vote for the months of July and August 2003 have been released today:
- (12) Tales Of Tamar 116 pts
- (6) Knights And Merchants 93 pts
- (9) Earth 2140 86 pts
- (1) Napalm 85 pts
- (13) Quake 2 81 pts
- (2) Slam Tilt 78 pts
- (4) Quake 68 pts
- (3) Payback 65 pts
- (7) The Settlers 57 pts
- (5) Sensible World Of Soccer 57 pts
- (8) Crossfire 2 53 pts
- (11) Freespace 49 pts
- (14) Heretic 2 48 pts
- (10) Foundation 40 pts
- (19) WipEout 2097 37 pts
- (17) Fields Of Battle 32 pts
- (16) Moonstone 30 pts
- (15) Cannon Fodder 30 pts
- (29) Frontier Elite 2 28 pts
- (55) Speedball 2 26 pts
The next vote (Amiga Games Hit Parade in September/October 2003) begins in the middle of September. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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06.Aug.2003
Thomas Knäbel (E-Mail)
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bplan at NBC Giga
The bplan GmbH, developer of the PowerPC-mainboard Pegasos, will attend
the TV-show NBC GIGA on August 7th,
2003, at 21:00 (CET). They will present their products Pegasos and
MorphOS and take part at a live-chat at 21:45 answering your questions.
NBC Europe can be received over cabel in Germany and is digitally
transmitted through the Eutelsat Hotbird 5 to be additionally received
by the Digitalreceiver (DVB-S):
Orbitposition: 13° East (Eutelsat)
Frequency: 11,054 GHz
Polarisation: horizontal
Norm: MPEG-2/DVB
Symbolrate: 27500
Coderate: 5/6
bplan would like to thank Andreas Streu, who made this attendance
possible. (nba)
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06.Aug.2003
Sharwin & Rakesh Raghoebardayal (ANF)
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News from Coyote Flux
It has been a long while since the last update, but finally a list of
new screenshots and programs have been added to the website:
- Two more screenshots of J Miner, displaying the new render algorithms
- Eight screenshots of Manic Miner, a PPC plugin for AmigaAMP and PlaySID
- New PlaySID.library for CatWeasel Flipper cards, supporting channel enabling/disabling on both the hard- and software side
- Preview of PPC680x0 v2.0, displaying automatic file conversion
(nba)
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06.Aug.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 06.08.2003
These updates or new programs have been uploaded to the Aminet since our last report:
TView.lha comm/tcp 78K+List TV-programs in Europe.
MakeHTMLMap.lha comm/www 176K+Create HTML/JS driven language independe
MBPrefs.lha dev/basic 24K+External Preferences Editor for MaxonBas
pngcheck.lha gfx/misc 75K+Checks and reports contents of PNG files
FroggerSP.lha gfx/show 18K+Frogger spanish documentation v2.07.0
aprg.lha hard/hack 35K+Programming ATMEL at89 series chips
MrCarlitoWb-00.jpg pix/wb 579K+Screenshot of my Workbench 3.9
ExtraLib.lha util/libs 245K+Complex dynamic buffer system, and other
RandomWBPatt.lha util/wb 30K+Timer controled Slideshow-like random WB
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05.Aug.2003
CAM (Website)
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Club Amiga Magazine #7 to be released on August 8th, 2003
Issue 7 of Club Amiga Magazine (CAM) has been delayed by the editorial
team for one week. The new issue will be released on August 8th, 2003. (nba)
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05.Aug.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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WHDLoad: New packages up to 4th August 2003
With the help of WHDLoad you can now install games on your hard disk
that had only been meant for floppy use. The following packages have
been added or updated since our last announcment:
- 04.08.03 improved: Subwar 2050 (Microprose) supports CD³² version too
- 04.08.03 new: Leisure Suit Larry 5 (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 04.08.03 new: Leisure Suit Larry 3 (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 04.08.03 new: Leisure Suit Larry 2 (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 04.08.03 improved: King's Quest 2 (Sierra) supports another version
- 04.08.03 new: Fightin' Spirit (Neo) done by Psygore
- 04.08.03 new: Conquests of Camelot (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 03.08.03 improved: Nigel Mansell's Grand Prix (Martech) supports another version
- 02.08.03 improved: Storm Master (Silmarils) another version supported, slave optimised
- 01.08.03 new: Pyramax (Arc) done by Psygore
(nba) (Translation: nba)
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05.Aug.2003
Scenia (Website)
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Event: "The Assembly 2003" - August 7th-10th, 2003
On the forthcoming long weekend of August 7th (Thursday) to August 10th
(Sunday) the big demoscene event "The Assembly" will be held in the
well known ice stadium "Hartwall Arena" in Helsinki, the capital of
Finland.
This event will take place for the twelvth time in a row and be the
meeting point of personalities from the demo and game scene. About
4500 visitors from all over Europe are expected. During the days several
competitions will be held, including demo competitions for the Amiga,
as well as many seminars and speeches will be made. (nba) (Translation: nba)
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05.Aug.2003
Bjorn Lynne (E-Mail)
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Audio-CD: "Primal" by Andrew Barnabas and Paul Arnold
Some of you may remember Nightshade/Crusaders from various Crusaders
Amiga demos in the past. He also wrote the music for a few Amiga games,
the best known amongst them being "SWIV". He has now started a
composing/production company together with his friend Paul Arnold. Their
first real release is the soundtrack to the game "PRIMAL". This is a
fully orchestral soundtrack recorded with the City of Prague Philharmonic
orchestra and choir. It sounds great!
Track-Liste:
- Opening credits
- The Timekeeper
- Arella's Theme
- A Love Lost
- Jen Meets Arella
- Raum & Empusa
- The Demon Awakes
- Coliseum
- A Prince in Chains
- World of Water
- The Turbulent Depths
- A Kingdom Restored
- The Mad King
- Mountain of Suffering
- Devil's Waltz
- Dark Science
- The Helot
- Temple of Flame
- Hall of Gods
- Journey's End
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05.Aug.2003
Bjorn Lynne (E-Mail)
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Audio-CD: "Sidologie" by Marcel Donne
Sidologie is an album of Commodore-64 remixes Marcel Donne, all done in
the style/sound of classic Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis albums. To put
it simple, Marcel Donne has taken the *melodies* from famous C64 music,
and mixed it with the *sound* of old-school Jean-Michel Jarre and
Vangelis.
It is a great album for nostalgics of all ages, and especially those who
enjoyed Jarre's and Vangelis' classic early albums, or those classic C64
melodies. The song name in [brackets] indicates which Jarre or Vangelis
album that production was particularly influenced by.
Track-Listing:
- Sidologie Intro - Marcel Donne [Revolutions]
- Rambo Loading Theme - Martin Galway [Equinoxe]
- Lightforce - Rob Hubbard [Revolutions]
- Bombo - Ben Daglish [Oxygene]
- Cobra - Sylvester Levay/Ben Daglish [Bladerunner]
- Yie-Ar Kung Fu II - Martin Galway [Chariots of Fire]
- Knucklebusters - Rob Hubbard [Zoolook]
- Wizball High Score - Martin Galway [Band in the Rain]
- Miami Vice - Martin Galway [Equinoxe/Oxygene]
- Nemesis the Warlock - Rob Hubbard
- Rambo High Score - Martin Galway [Oxygene]
(nba) (Translation: nba)
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04.Aug.2003
Norman Walter (ANF)
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Hardware Assistent: DD2html Version 0.2 released
In line with the project 'Hardware Assistent' version 0.2 of the tool DD2html has been released.
DD2html creates a html file containing all driver discriptors in a directory. If the attribute 'DRIVERURL' is set a hyperlink will be added.
Further details are available at the titlelink.
Download: DD2html
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04.Aug.2003
Rudolph Riedel (E-Mail)
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Filemanager: DiskMaster Version 2.5.25
Rudolph Riedel released version 2.5.25 of the filemanager DiskMaster. Details about made changes and a download link are available at the titlelink.
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04.Aug.2003
ScummVM (Website)
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ScummVM 0.5.0 released (Update)
Version 0.5.0 of ScummVM is now available for Windows, MorphOS and other operating systems.
Because of some serious bugs in the current version (0.5.0) there will soon version 0.5.1 be available.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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04.Aug.2003
dcr8520 (ANF)
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YahooGroupsRipper v1.0 released
Because of the upcoming changes of the Yahoo! Group Services Diego Casorran released a tool called YahooGroupsRipper.
YahooGroupsRipper (YGRip) is an easy to use tool to download all messages of a Yahoo! Group mailinglist.
Download: YGRip (18 Kb)
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04.Aug.2003
Maik Schultheis (ANF)
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AmiGate: Search entries can be modified
AmiGate is a collection of web links concerning the Amiga. From now on every user or company can add entries in a special category and can administer them afterwards.
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04.Aug.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 03.08.2003
These updates or new programs have been uploaded to the Aminet since our last report:
XADOpus_Ger.lha biz/dopus 1K+German catalog for XADOpus 1.2
AmiDiction.lha comm/tcp 26K+Online Dictionary
MakeHTMLMap.lha comm/www 167K+Create HTML/JS driven language independe
RenderDevBas.lha dev/basic 39K+Using Render library from HBasic
PluginDemo.lha dev/c 8K+V1.0 plugin demo using LoadSeg
sfdc.lha dev/gcc 73K+Compile SFD files into someting useful
Python201.lha dev/lang 365K+Amiga Python patched to fix the os.chdir
Detour.lha dev/misc 10K+Change pathes of C-include-files for Max
fd2sfd.lha dev/misc 86K+Convert FD files to SFD files
diskimage.lha disk/misc 80K+Mount any disk image file as a DOS devic
RealAmigaWorld.txt docs/anno 5K+New Real Amiga-Mania World IRC Channel i
NotizieAmiga.lha docs/lists 1.6M+Mailing-list NotizieAmiga 07/2003 (Itali
nocover113.lha docs/mags 1.5M+Great german diskmagazine
obligement39.lha docs/mags 1.8M+Obligement #39 - The Famous FRENCH fanzi
saku43.lha docs/mags 6.7M+Saku #43 (2/2003). Finnish e-zine.
Saga.lha game/board 323K+Saga 1.3: Conversion of TSR boardgame
CD_Illust.lha game/data 701K+AGA Fantsasy cardset for REKO Klondike
UFOquicksav.lha game/patch 15K+UFO CD32 quick HD Install
Trihex.lha game/wb 24K+Logical board game with easy rules (0-2
DIYrekoIII.lha gfx/ifx 35K+Create REKO, Soliton and AS-... cardsets
layerifx.lha gfx/ifx 2K+Scripts for layer cropping & offsetting
LCD-Test.lha hard/misc 20K+LCD Test: helps to find broken Pixels
Artworks030726.lha pix/wfm 31M+Artworks Issue, July 26, 2003, PDF & EPS
BareED_Alone.lha text/edit 85K+Simple text editor which supports propor
LaTeX-hlp.lha text/tex 145K+These files documents LaTeX (2.09 & 2e)
UnRAR.lha util/arc 261K+For 680x0 and PowerPC
Kill68k.lha util/boot 1K+Simple but powerful multiboot tool
sdiREKO-DT.lha util/dtype 42K+40.12 datatype for .REKO/.RKP cardsets
Menu.lha util/misc 182K+Another great program starter :P
ReportPlus.lha util/misc 320K+Report+ 5.7: Multipurpose utility
htmlaccents.lha util/rexx 1K+CygnusEd 4.2x ARexx script to convert ac
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04.Aug.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 16
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 16 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-15, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) CanGuy: I'm getting into wireless technology at the moment and see a lot of applications for it. Is it likely that AmigaOS will contain something like Zeroconf (aka Rendezvous in Apple-speak) in the next year or so?
Fleecy: Part of the remit of AmigaOS4 is to ensure that devices that use it can work together with each other and as part of a hetergeneous network. We are already working on this with the tethered connection and this will be followed up relatively quickly with the untethered technologies, initially 802.11 and then Bluetooth.
2) ikir: OS4 supports multiprocessors so.... any idea when a double G4 AmigaOne will be realesed?
Fleecy: AmigaOS4 will support SMP first and then AMP second but it is more important for us to have a shipping product running on one processor first. I believe that a double G4 AmigaOne will be out in the next year - indeed a prototype dual processor module is already in our hands.
We have a lot to do already in developing AG2 - graphics, audio and a new user environment to name but a few. These are much more important than supporting SMP in the short term and as I have said before, I see AMP as being far more important in the long run.
3) Turbo: SoundBlaster Live! & SB512 support 128 instuments & 10 drums. Hercules/Guillemot have several high quality sound cards available, most of which have a Yamaha Synth with 676 instuments & 21 drums combined with a CS4624 or CMI-8738 DSP. Are there any future plans for Amiga OS4.x to support alternative sound cards when a higher Amiga user base is established?
Fleecy: Very much so. However, as always, until the AmigaOS4 market grows to the point where audio card companies will write the drivers themselves, we have to expend our own resources and thus will be limited in what can be supported. Our initial plans are to support one card each from the three natural groups. As an example (and only an example), AC-97 on-board audio for desktop, SB Live!, Audigy or Terratec for gaming and Echo for pro-audio.
4) Hondo_DK: Has Amiga Inc. at any point, contacted third party commercial/brand making companys, to develop a path for the future amiga platform? And can we expect amiga commercials in magazines, tv, internet, etc?
Fleecy: We have a very definite path already mapped out for the Amiga platform as both an overt and an embedded solution. In talking with OEMs, IHVs and the like, these plans have been developed further but many of them would involve Amiga technologies within their own branding/marketing strategies.
We do intend to make use of the full spectrum of marketing and advertising media, as well as visiting a few unorthodox efforts.
5) Darth_X: If we wanted to start a project, like AmiZilla, to port OS4 to the Pegasos, how much money would we need to raise? :D In other words, what is the minimum amount of $$$ needed to port OS4 to the Pegasos?
Fleecy: There are three possible routes in considering AmigaOS4.0
- We see an existing market in which AmigaOS4.0 makes commercial sense.
- We see a developing market that we believe will deliver commercial success.
- A third party approaches us with enough money to make the creation of a port a commercial success regardless of its sales.
Since the Pegasos is a deprecated product, its sales would be minimal and so the amount of money needed would be excessive to a community driven project. Of course if an eccentric user turns up with a few million Euros then we'd certainly chat with him or her.
6) Eric_Z: There has been a rather interesting discussion over at Aorg latly on the possibility of using an Elbox SharkPPC card in a PC/MAC as an inexpensive way to run OS4. Do you know if this is possible and do you think that such an product ("OS4 on PC") would be desirabe to have in the "Amiga hardware matrix"?
Fleecy: On a general level there is no reason why it shouldn't work, although you'd have to look at the effect of having the processor board on the PCI bus. In terms of is it desirable then you have to look at the usage equation. If you have a PC that can easily jump between the huge mass of PC applications and the smaller amount of Amiga pplications then would there be enough of an incentive for native Amiga development to take place if users could just as easily use Photoshop or Cubase or play UT2003?
7) Asemoon: I have read that parts of AmigaOS4 could be stored in ROM. Could future Amigas using such a ROM start multimedia software from CD/DVD/Disk without going through a fully running OS (like classic systems and consoles do)?
Fleecy: Yes.
Seeing AmigaOS4 as a solution for such products was part of the plan from the start.
8) Asemoon: I heard debugger software will come integrated into AmigaOS4. How would this work?
Fleecy: When a program crashes, you'll get the option of starting a debugger and attaching it to the crashed task. From there on, you can fully debug the program, probably including the possibility to re-start the crashed task.
9) Herewegoagain: I am familiar with the OS4 feature list, but I would like to know if there will be any driver support for Serial ATA controllers and drives for OS4? Possibly in a boing bag update?
Fleecy: Yes, although I can't give you a timescale at this point.
10) CanGuy: This new "Bowser services" mentioned at the AmigaWest Q/A sounds very interesting, probably more useful to programmers than "just another browser". Will these services include a JavaScript engine? and will it support web standards like DOM1, CSS, etc.
Fleecy: Precisely. The aim is to provide core services rather than a monolithic application. We already intend to use a few of these services for the new documentation, help and user guide system and of course they will be completely open to developers to use for their own projects, in both traditional and non traditional projects.
HTML/XML rendering and processing, Javascript and CSS will all be part of the initial service set and others will follow.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=17
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (nba) (Translation: sk)
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03.Aug.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Special price offer with PhotoAlbum/Cybershow
One of the few Shareware programs which has been further developed since the
first special price offer by Amiga Arena in 1998 up to today is the
PhotoAlbum/Cybershow package by Helmut Hoffmann. For this reason Amiga Arena operator Olaf
Köbnik is all the more glad that the package can be offered at the special
price of EUR 15.00 for the "Amiga Arena" jubilee. This offer is valid only up
to 31st August 2003.
Features of PhotoAlbum (excerpt):
- lightning fast load function for more than 20 picture formats.
- combinable picture subtitles (Name, Comment, Size, Type).
- high functionality.
- delete function for mucking out pictures.
- copy function for copying picture groups into other directories.
- ARexx load commands for ADPro, ArtEffect, PPaint, XiPaint 4, ImageFX and Photogenics.
- direct call of external viewers "CyberShow" and "CyberTVPlayer" possible.
- slideshow presentation function in collaboration with CyberShow Pro.
- configarable ARexx commandline, also usable for external viewers.
- Changable picture comment.
- save function for converting pictures into various 24bit formats.
- direct transfer function to various programs.
- preview file generation.
- generation of catalog files for large thumbnail collections.
- extensive special functions.
- HTML Web page generation from picture collections.
- picture rotation by 90 degrees (left/right) and 180 degrees (in the picture windows).
Future of PhotoAlbum/Cybershow
Several months have passed since the last update for "PhotoAlbum/Cybershow"
and you might think thet development has been discontinued. This is not so,
internally the program package has been further maintained. So why have there
been no more updates to date? Since the last update the number of registrations
have fallen towards zero and even feedback or suggestions for improvements and
wishes have failed to appear. It seems as if there was no interest anymore in
this brilliant program, or has the Amiga market been saturated? Due to this
situation Helmut Hoffman is not very motivated to publish any further updates.
Alas, even the last "Amiga Arena special price offer" with "PhotoAlbum/Cybershow"
was no success! Thus Amiga Arena hopes to rekindle the users' attention and the
interest in "PhotoAlbum/Cybershow" by way of the "Amiga Arena Jubilee Ofer" and
hopes for a success of this offer, so "PhotoAlbum/Cybershow" will still enrich
the Amiga software market in the future. It would be more than a pity if this
longtime high quality program would vanish, too.
Anyone who wants to take advantage of this offer please exclusively use the
Amiga Arena's designated registration form under the the title link. Further
information about "PhotoAlbum/Cybershow" canbe found on Helmut Hoffmann's Web site.
Special thanks go to Helmut Hoffman who has mae this offer possible.
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03.Aug.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena celebrates 5th birthday
"Amiga Arena" celebrates its 5th birthday. For this reason there will be many
specials with new and old "acquaintances" who have accompanied "Amiga Arena"
until today. In addition there will be for the first time the "Amiga Arena"
history with screenshots from days gone by, a retrospect to five years of active
Amiga support with all its highs and lows.
Read about what became of then developers or programs. Personal comments as
well as a nearly complete compendium from the works of "Amiga Arena" are
rounding off the history. The start is of course the year 1998, here you will
learn a.o.t. how "Amiga Arena" was created and which were the first Shareware
special price offers.
Of course Amiga Arena operator Olaf Köbnik will be just as glad about feedback,
suggestions and congratulations. For this there is a guest book available to the
visitors.
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