How to Build a 14MHz Accelerator Card for Your Amiga 500
Mingo’s Commodore Blog shares a detailed step-by-step guide for building a custom 14MHz Amiga 500 accelerator card. Based on Mathesar’s open-source design, the project covers everything from downloading PCB files to soldering components and testing the finished upgrade. Perfect for experienced builders ready to give their Amiga a serious speed boost.
Amiga 600 Repair Guide: 5 Key Insights
Amiga 600 repair can challenge even experienced enthusiasts, as subtle faults often hide deeper issues. In a recent CRG video, Glen explores a perplexing...
ugBASIC v1.17.1 Released
Version 1.17.1 of ugBASIC and UGBASIC-IDE has just been released. In addition to containing strong optimizations and corrections for all targets, preliminary support for...
BackBit SD Cartidge for the C64
BackBit is a cartridge under development by Backbit.io and Evie Salomon. The cartridge uses an SD card that you add and off you go....
Commodore 64 vs. ZX Spectrum – Bobsleigh Performance Breakdown
In their latest episode, the Triple Freedom team explores another classic game comparison between two legendary retro systems: the Commodore 64 and the Sinclair...
Going Into Battle Pixel Art
Colin Thomson unveils Going Into Battle, a new pixel art piece shown in time lapse with Commodore 64 inspired music.
Bread Box – Turrican Hidden Easter Egg
Turrican is a 1990 video game designed and programmed by Manfred Trenz. It was produced for the Commodore 64 by Rainbow Arts, and was ported to other systems later.
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The Amiga 1000 Alegra and a bunch of Scho-ka-cola
In this episode of Chris Edwards Restoration, Mr. J sends in a generous donation of an Amiga 1000 Alegra RAM expansion board, along with...
