Christopher Belcher has developed a small circuit board for testing a joystick cable. You connect the cable to the circuit board and use the test-probe for testing the wires. It will also show you the function of each wire with the corresponding LED.

Sprite Breakout is a new game for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by Kevin Krausnick. It's a Breakout-inspired game that occupies the space of a double-sized sprite. The objective is to clear all the bricks to advance to the next level and achieve the highest score possible.

COREi64 has developed a replica of the CMD RAMLink, including the metal case. The case will be available in the original aluminium colour and there will be a black version. This RAMLink is 100 percent compatible and is functionally identical to the original.

Michael Sachse, developed a replica of the HAL PCG-6500 expansion card. The HAL PCG-6500 made it possible to create a programmable character set generator for PET/CBM computers. This version works with the CBM 2001/3001, and uses DMA-access at $a000 or $9000 for transferring the characters.

A preview edition of the English and German Amiga magazine Amiga Future is now available. In this edition: Jon Bohmer (Scala), Oldenburger Computer-Museum, Playfield, Amiga 40 Germany, ARC 2025, Trapped in the Tomb, The Young Salzgitter Icefighter, Absolute Zero, GemRB RPG Pack, Baldurs Gate, Icewind Dale, SkillGrid, Yoomp!, Soko-Ban, Aminet, WHDLoad, 8-way scrolling, SSD - Amiga, Trevors Soapbox, Asterix - Amiga, Beyond the Screen: The history of Ports of Call, Amiga 1000 Rejuvenator, 40 Years Amiga (1): The Amiga 1000 takes the stage, Demoscene and the Lost Pixellers (3).

Chris Wilkins started a new Kickstarter campaign for a book on those games on the Commodore C64 computer, that made you go to sleep with a smile on your face and is written by well-known author and journalist, Andrew Fisher. The book is a follow-up to the highly popular 64 Nightmares.

WhatIFF? is an Amiga magazine in the Amiga Guide format. In this edition: AKUA, OpenPSX2Amiga, AMI-RGB2VGA Ultimate, Tikus, TechnoSound Turbo, Amiga OS3.2 Reference Manual, PiStorm32 upgrade, OpenURL - AmigaGuide, DigiPaint, BBSs, DELL Monitors 15 kHz, Amiga community, ChatGPT - Amiga, Pixel art, Shell Talk, Interviews: Paul Vince - Amiga Game Selector, Rob Cranley - SOLAS and Timothy Deters - FinalWriter.

FREEZE64 is a fanzine for Commodore C64 gamers and hackers. In this edition: InfeZtation, Attack Of The Software Pirates, Mission Monday, Tubular Bells, CORE, Ollo 1 & 2, Groovy Garden, Sam Fox Strip Poker, Beach Head 2, Dynamite Dux, Robocop, Gary Antcliffe, Karl Hörnell, Golf Dash Extended, Buffalo Roundup and Operation Vostoka.

You can now watch a new episode from the Amiga Bill podcast. In this episode: Ryś BlueLink, Ecliptic, Basement Ape, Burger Time, Anguish, Trapped in the Tomb, WAUG, Revision, WhatIFF, Amiga Future, A1200NG and Amiga Events.

Michał Sapka is writing a blog about the Commodore 64 assembly language. At the moment you can read about: Hello world, registers and numbers, instructions, machine code execution and adding numbers.

Blackjuan Poker Card is a game for the Amiga computer, developed by Juan Carlos Herrán Martín. Play in this virtual Casino in your Amiga system with this blackjack clone and try to win the Casino's bank.

You can watch a new video from the Retronaut YouTube channel. In this episode: Making a Dual-ROM adapter for a Commodore1541 disk drive. This gives you the opportunity to install a JiffyDOS ROM, as well as the original Commodore Kernal ROM.

Vasm is an assembler to create linkable objects in various formats. The following CPUs are supported: M680x0, ColdFire, 80x86, PowerPC, ARM, Jaguar RISC, Z80, C16x/ST10, 6502 and the 6800. Visit the web page to read about the changes in this version.

The latest entry for the SEUCK competition of the year 2025 is: Barratolini (Tiny Jars) - Recycled Music.

Komoda & Amiga Plus is a printed and a pdf magazine (English and Polish language) for the Commodore user. In this edition: Nixy and the Seeds of Doom, Spelunky 64, infeZtation, Fast Food 2, Tale Of Evil, Yoomp!, Memories of Attitude, Wi-Fi module for Ultimate II+L, Amiga at the turn of the century, Data transfer: Amiga and Macintosh, Maze and Tommi Musturi.

Mugwump Plus is a new game for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by Logiker (code & pixels), Pararaum (code), Will (music & test). In the game, you must find the Mugwumps in a 10 by 10 grid.

QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer. When used as a machine emulator, QEMU can run OSes and programs made for one machine on a different machine. This makes it possible to run an Amiga OS on a PC.

More information about running an Amiga OS with Qemu.

Novaload transfer is a program for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by Fungus. The program makes it possible to transfer a whole tape or tapes in one pass using a REU. The source-code and a short manual is included.

Amiga Germany is a German printed Amiga magazine. In this edition: GODS, Steve Tall, Raubkopierer, Tinyus, Disposable Hero, Effekte & pure Hardware-Magie, Fadenkreuz, Lightgun-Shooters and Martyn Brown.

GimliDS is a C64 Emulator for the DS/DSi, developed by Dave Bernazzani. GimliDS is based on the Frodo emulator from Christian Bauer. You can load a .d64 file via the DISK ICON and you can use SELECT for a Joystick swap. You can use the L/R shoulder buttons with the D-Pad to scale and offset the screen to get it to look as good as you can.

The Ryś BlueLink adapter has been designed to work with devices such as pads, mouses that operate on the Bluetooth wireless technology. The Ryś BlueLink has an OLED display that allows the user to configure the device and the firmware can be updated via Wi-Fi.

It is more than 40 years ago that the first 64'er magazine was published (1984-04). You can now read the magazine like it was 40 years ago, a "new" edition will be available every month The 64'er magazine is in the German language.

Matthias Kramm has made a demo for the Commodore C64 computer, with video and audio. That seems not so special, but he uses the sound chip for the video and the video chip for sound. Just exchange the video and audio signals on your monitor and start the demo.

AmiGUS is a new sound card for Amiga computers with a Zorro-interface (A2000, A3000 & A4000). The features are: Stereo output, 192kHz @24-bit, TOSLINK, 3x analogue audio inputs, MP3, OGG, FLAC and WMA hardware decoder, 32 channel wavetable engine, left / right stereo panning, ADSR envelope generator, 32 MB, upgradable FPGA, and it is Open Hardware & Software.

Fish Tycoon is a new game for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by TooIzzi Games. In this meditative experience, you'll manage your fuel, bait, and fishing line as you travel across lakes, rivers, and open seas in search of the perfect catch.

The Retro Hour is a professional Podcast made by Dan Wood & Ravi Abbott. The Retro Hour aims to help the world understand the European gaming industry. In this episode: As the Commodore Amiga celebrates its 40th birthday, we hear stories from original developers Dale Luck, Jeff Porter, Andy Finkel, and others.

With the Commodore Repair Toolbox you can easily view schematics, zoom in/out, identify components, see chip pinouts, study datasheets, resources and various other information, helping you to diagnose and repair old hardware. The supported models are: C64 (250407 & 250425), C64c (250466) and the C128/128D (310378).

On the web page Flashtro.com you can see many cracker intros within your browser. The original intros from the Amiga, Atari-ST, Dreamcast, PC, Playstation etc. are converted to the browser. The most recent flashtro's are: Accumulators & Defjam - Cracktro Source Code, Trilogy - Source code, Spelljammer - Trainer Menu Source Code and Flashtro - Yoomp v 1.09.

You can now listen to a new episode of the Zapped to the Past podcast. In this episode: Death Knights of Krynn, World Championship Soccer, Ninja Rabbits and Wrath of the Demon.

Amifish is a chess program made to play chess with the Amiga computer, exploiting the power of one of the most powerful chess engines of the world: Stockfish, developed by Tord Romstad, Marco Costalba, Joona Kiiski and Gary Linscott. To play against the computer, you need to install Amiga OS4 version of Stockfish.

Amifish - MorphOS

Donutsman is a new game for the Commodore C64 computer, developed by Youki Games. You play as a very famous video game hero, but what he truly loves are donuts. So at night, he escapes from his game to explore the haunted donut warehouses.

AmiArcadia is a emulator of early game consoles like the PHUNSY, Elektor TV Games Computer, Interton VC 4000, Emerson Arcadia 2001, Central Data 2650 and others. AmiArcadia is available for the 68k Amiga, Amiga OS4, MorphOS and Windows.

The SEUCK competition for the year 2025 has started. You can submit your game until the 30th of April 2025. The latest entry is: Gnom - Rodrigo Yeowtch.

APCComm is a program for transferring files between an Amiga and a PC with Linux. The transfer cable is a parallel LapLink cable or a serial null modem cable. Features: 38 kB/s, files, directories and ADF disk images.

JC64dis (next generation C64 disassembler) is an iterative disassembler for MUS, SID and PRG files of the Commodore 64. The program is available as jar (java) and as exe for Windows.

Kye is a new game for the Commodore Plus/4 computer, developed by Patai Gergely. In the game you must move around with the green circle thing and collect all the diamonds. But do not get stuck or eaten by the monsters.

Deark is a command-line utility that can decode certain types of files, and either convert them to a more-modern or more-readable format, or extract embedded files from them. The program is developed by Jason Summers, and can work with more than 80 different file-formats.

A new version of YAPE is available. YAPE is a Windows emulator for the Commodore Plus/4 computer. The changes in this release are: Improvements for MPS801/803, 1551, Sound device selection, TED sound, the Monitor and D82 support in IEC mode.

You can now listen to a new episode of the Retro Asylum Podcast. In this episode: Mark, Steve and Dean talk about the famous talking car.

Amiga Addict is a digital and printed Amiga magazine. In this edition: Team 17 - Andy Davidson - Worms, Absolute Zero, Zool, Super Stardust, Chuck Rock II, DeMoN (Action Replay), ABox, Hugh Poynton (Amiga Action / Computing) and NASP.

PetPet is a PETSCII editor for Commodore C64 computers, developed by fieserWolf. The program is available for 64 bit versions of Linux, MacOS, Windows and other systems supported by Python.

Ben from the Nordischsound YouTube channel is making music with retro computers. The latest additions are: Zangief's Theme (Street Fighter II), Blanka's Theme (Street Fighter II), Van Halen - Jump and Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough Depeche Mode.

Mingo wrote a blog about building a turbo-card for the Amiga 500 computer. This card will give you 1 MB of Fast-RAM and a 14 MHz processor. The turbo-card is based on a project from Mathesar.

Ultima II is a game for the Commodore VIC20 computer. The game is converted from the C64 to the VIC20 by Aleksi Eeben. The villain this time is Minax, apprentice of the defeated Mondain. Her manipulation of time fractures reality, allowing players to leap across centuries through mysterious time gates.

You can listen to new episodes of the Everything Amiga-Podcast: Super Ski III, Dragon's Lair, First Samurai and Crazy Cars.

The SEUCK competition for the year 2025 has started. You can submit your game until the 30th of April 2025. The latest entries are: Captain Ishtar Begins - Alf Yngve and Poltergeist Hellschool - Rodrigo Yeowtch.

The Amiga Future website has new (full) downloads available: Dark Angel, Gravity Force 2 and Legend of Falconia.

You can now watch a new episode of the FairLight TV YouTube channel. In this video: A explanation of tricks with sprites on the Commodore C64 computer.

The 3D Object Converter for AmigaOS is a powerful 3D polygon model translation and interactive viewing program that allows arbitrary 3D model data to be imported from external sources, and exported to various industry standard 3D file formats. The program is developed by Zoltan Karpati.

Planet of Demise is a text adventure for the Commodore C128 computer. The game is based on the text adventure Planet of Death for the ZX Spectrum, and is converted for the C128 in CP|M mode by The Retro Programmer.