Amiga Ireland write:

Congratulations to the winners of the Creative Competition 2023, held at Amiga Ireland 2023. Also, a massive thanks to all who entered.

Results [...]
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The ACube Systems Team write:

Dear customers,

We have sent out as many boards as we could prepare. [...]
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Paolo Besser write:

Hello dear Icaros users, supporters and friends. We sincerely hope 2023 will be an amazing year for AROS and, to let it begin the best possible way, here is a new beta of its most complete distribution. It includes all the 3rd party applications from the June 2022 beta and the current AROS system files backported by Deadwood. Precisely, the ones from AROS-20191209-D7-pc-i386-boot-iso you may find on aros-exec. Please rerport there any regression or compatibility problem you may experience. Only native installation is supported at the current stage.

https://vmwaros.blogspot.com/2023/01/ne ... -beta.html

Games That Werent write:

Our next entry into the archives is a 2D strategy game for the Commodore Amiga that was due for release back in 1992 by Linel. The game was set in a medieval scenario, where you can loot, pillage and hoard treasure and try and prevent your opponent from doing the same thing.

https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2023/01 ... n-flammen/

Iris released in the Version 1.7 for MorphOS.

Changes:

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Scorpion Engine released in the VErsion 2022.8.

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Just about 25 years ago the first edition of Amiga Future saw the light of day. In that era, the Amiga Future was still published for sale via newsagents, and high-street magazine retailers as a special issue produced by ICP-Verlag. Since issue 27, the Amiga Future magazine has been created and distributed entirely by just our editorial team, and since issue 67 Amiga Future has been available as both German and English editions.

When the magazine was founded, 25 years ago, the Amiga Future was intended solely for the games market, as hardware or applications featured only a small section in it. However, this has changed significantly over the last few decades, and now all aspects related to the Amiga are dealt with in our magazine. Occasionally there are topics that seem to have little or nothing to do with the Amiga, but that is usually quite rare and is likely to remain so in the Amiga's future!

Actually, our 25 year anniversary is worthy of being celebrated in a big way, but we don't have the means to do that, let alone the time. You see, we're not a big publisher, so we've decided to spread our anniversary celebrations throughout the year. [...]
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ScummVM released in the Version 2.2.0 for Classic Amiga.

Runtime Additions/Changes:

Added support for Arrow Keys, useful for moving the character around in Sierra games. [...]
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Indie Retro News write:

If you've been following all the developments regarding Mixel's upcoming Amiga platformer of 'Creeping Me Out : Hex Night. A Scorpion Engine created Platformer that doesn't just feature complex levels, but a story, enemies, big bosses and dangerous traps. Then you might like this latest update that's been sent to us by Saberman! As the creator has just released a new demo which he says features much better game performance and is now working on A1200s with no fast RAM.

https://www.indieretronews.com/2023/01/ ... oming.html

Reave released in the Version 1.5 for AmigaOS 4.

Rave is a sound editor for AmigaOS4-compatible computers. It provides functionality for manipulating and storing digital audio files.

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