by Retro32UK | Nov 9, 2020 | Amiga
You’ve only got to see a screenshot of this epic game to have the music rushing through your head. This iconic game was a beautifully simple fighting game, easy to play but hard to master. Despite my shortcomings in the skill department, this video showcases the...
by Retro32UK | Nov 3, 2020 | Amiga
Being on the receiving end of many a “thoughtful” retro gaming present, it’s about time someone produced something both unique and thoughtful for that Amiga lover in your life. We’ve all got those crappy £20 272,892 all in one portable games...
by Retro32UK | Oct 7, 2020 | Amiga
Continuing our run of Amibian / Amiberry performance demo videos, this little beaut shows the little Amiga that could take on the might of AmiQuake. Despite its framerate lacking somewhat compared to Doom (check out our last video) – it was more than playable...
by Retro32UK | Oct 6, 2020 | Amiga
The age-old question… can it run Doom? Whilst everything including Microwaves and Calculators run ID’s most iconic title, I’ve never had an Amiga capable of wielding the BFG. Whilst the video below of Doom (well ADoom) running on our Amibian 1.5ee...
by Retro32UK | Oct 5, 2020 | Amiga
If like me, you’re taking full advantage of modern Amiga SD/CF hard drives then you’ll be looking to fill it with your favorite games from your childhood. Running games from an internal drive using WDHLoad makes the gaming experience buttery smooth with...
by Retro32UK | Sep 29, 2020 | Amiga
I keep a sharp eye on all the comments our wonderful visitors leave on R32 and like to go that extra mile when it comes to requests – Especially if that request is for the glory of the Amiga community. In a comment on our article X COPY PROFESSIONAL 6.4 AMIGA...
