Commodore Amiga

Quake on Vampire V4 Standalone Demonstrated

On: 1 January, 2020

The new Vampire V4 Standalone is a totally new Amiga computer that was released at Amiga 34 in Neuss, Germany. It is the first new Amiga in many years. It brings the Amiga 68k legacy further like no other. If you love Amiga content. We at Distrita recommends you toContinue Reading

68080 FPGA Vampire June Power Update for all Amiga home Computer fans

By: Michal

On: 13 June, 2018

In: Amiga, Hardware, Tech

June Activity Report has landed for everyone interested to the nice team at Amitopia Amiga Magazine that is part of Distrita Family niche sites. Here they write about what’s going on with the 68080 FPGA accelerators for classic Amiga home computers that were made by Commodore. But that’s not all.Continue Reading

OpenStreetMap viewer app MUIMapparium 0.7 for AmigaOS

OpenStreetMap Viewer with AmigaOS is Possible by using MUIMapparium 0.7

By: Michal

On: 6 June, 2018

In: Amiga, Article, Software

This app for AmigaOS beats all Google Maps and Open Street Map services on the other operating systems a lot in speed and user friendliness. And now the developer behind it have just released MUIMapparium 0.7 for AmigaOS 3.x RTG, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and AROS. He simply moves the entireContinue Reading

The Agony for Commodore Amiga is my Favorite all time game ever

By: Trond

On: 17 January, 2018

In: Amiga

One of the first images that surprised me about the Agony is this: It shows you that if you have a high quality amplifier, and you’d better connect it. After that when the Piano began to play with the Beautiful Music I remember in 1992, I had a very goodContinue Reading

All Amiga Home Computers by Commodore Produces 14-bit Sound

By: Michal

On: 20 December, 2017

In: Amiga, Hardware, Software

When Commodore launched Amiga back in 1985. They would never think of that Amiga could actually output 14-bit playback sound. They promoted the Amiga as a machine capable of 8 bit sound. But no one at Commodore seemed to know how well designed Paula sound chip was made, or theContinue Reading

Housemarque made Stardust, Super Stardust and finally Super Stardust HD! No More Arcade Support

By: Michal

On: 6 December, 2017

In: Amiga, Articles, Games

The Stardust games is one of the coolest asteroids arcade shooters ever made. So, together with spillhistorie.no which is a Norwegian Retro Gaming site, I decided to publish this article about a publishing and developing team that ends their Arcade game development. First they released games for the Amiga homeContinue Reading

Alert! Important Notice! Apollo Team is Asking for Your Help!

By: Michal

On: 18 August, 2017

In: Amiga, Articles, Feature

As you know only registered Vampire boards are eligible for the next Gold 2.7 update. And for Gold 3 it’s a “must” requirement, It will be impossible to upgrade to the new core without registering first. So… Are you interested in helping the Vampire FPGA accelerator team? Want to makeContinue Reading

Quake on Vampire V4 Standalone Demonstrated

68080 FPGA Vampire June Power Update for all Amiga home Computer fans

OpenStreetMap Viewer with AmigaOS is Possible by using MUIMapparium 0.7

The Agony for Commodore Amiga is my Favorite all time game ever

All Amiga Home Computers by Commodore Produces 14-bit Sound

Housemarque made Stardust, Super Stardust and finally Super Stardust HD! No More Arcade Support

Alert! Important Notice! Apollo Team is Asking for Your Help!

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