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Narf the Mouse 18 May 2010 03:36

What new stuff is out for classic Amiga?
 
I don't know, but I'm really hoping for new stuff for my WinUAE. So, what's out there?

Falcon Flight 18 May 2010 06:19

from what i can see, not much.

this aint like the 8 bit emu scene where you got loads of old skool talent making new stuff.

ppl who used 8 bit machines seem more capable and motivated and ppl who used Amigas are mostly gamers who cant pull their finger out and create something.

for me classic Amiga died with Commodore more than a decade ago and nothing ppl do these days will match what assembly pros did back then.

not saying the art's been lost but where are the new apps then?
not that i'm waiting i've got 100s of classic Amiga games to sort through.

EDIT:- i forgot WHDLoad. very cool to play classic games with these installs that add trainers etc.

T_hairy_bootson 18 May 2010 06:30

the new apps are on the newer more powerful amigas. The amiga unlike the c64 did not stagnate on one model for ten years but actually became more powerful. So what kinda stuff do you want? IRC clients? Web Browsers? Instant messaging? Game ports and interpreters?, emulators? All the new stuff is on aminet.

You just need to pull your finger out and look.

Narf the Mouse 18 May 2010 07:13

@Falcon Flight: Thanks for the honest answer.

seuden 18 May 2010 09:19

There's new stuff out all the time, sometimes it's brand spanking new and other times it's something that has been lost for 20 years and refound. Like THB has already asked, what sort of new stuff you looking for?

TCD 18 May 2010 11:15

http://www.pouet.net/prodlist.php?pl...&page=1&order=
New stuff for your WinUAE. Third the what you looking for remark and the finger pull one always points to those who mention it first in my book.

Narf the Mouse 19 May 2010 22:45

Games, interesting apps, funny hacks (From back when "Hack" meant "Quick program")...For A500, primarily, but no further forward than A4000. Stuff that was produced recently, for those platforms.

Thanks, CyberDruid.

amigakit.com 19 May 2010 23:30

ZorRAM for A3000 A4000 and A4000T

Djay 19 May 2010 23:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falcon Flight (Post 670065)
from what i can see, not much.

this aint like the 8 bit emu scene where you got loads of old skool talent making new stuff.

ppl who used 8 bit machines seem more capable and motivated and ppl who used Amigas are mostly gamers who cant pull their finger out and create something.

for me classic Amiga died with Commodore more than a decade ago and nothing ppl do these days will match what assembly pros did back then.

not saying the art's been lost but where are the new apps then?
not that i'm waiting i've got 100s of classic Amiga games to sort through.

EDIT:- i forgot WHDLoad. very cool to play classic games with these installs that add trainers etc.

apart from bitching on a forum, what have you done to change things?

force programmer's to code
....
....
if they wont...
....
....
learn to code...

whoops, sorry sounded like Al Gore for a sec.... seriously though, things wont change if everyone decides to do nothing, if you have a talent then use it, if not and you feel strongly enough do something about it...

---
search on youtube for tracker hero, its for amiga and its new

TCD 20 May 2010 10:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Narf the Mouse (Post 670661)
Thanks, CyberDruid.

You're welcome and I haven't mentioned that watching this place also reveals a lot of new stuff :)

Falcon Flight 20 May 2010 10:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Djay (Post 670668)
apart from bitching on a forum, what have you done to change things?

force programmer's to code
....
....
if they wont...
....
....
learn to code...

whoops, sorry sounded like Al Gore for a sec.... seriously though, things wont change if everyone decides to do nothing, if you have a talent then use it, if not and you feel strongly enough do something about it...

mmm... i think you misunderstand me. Is English your second or third language as well?
when i said ppl "can't pull their finger out" i only meant that relative to the guys doing stuff for the 8 bits.
they're doing some amazing things compared to Amigans for a few reasons, one of which they're simply more industrious.

please understand - this fact doesn't bother me. A question was posed and i answered it as i see things. if you see them differently, be my guest to go on living with that "perception".

For me the Amiga is alive through the UAE emu and the ppl who use the original hardware with the classic games and software, and communicate on forums about it all.

I don't yearn for change or a Turrican 2 or Deluxe Paint killer. I'm happy with those two and i have my peecee with Windon't for serious tasks (like modern gaming).
however if you'll show me any new games that are programmed in assembly and are akin to my old classics, i'll glady eat my words - but still ignore them as they're not for reliving memories.
have fun with your dreams and try not to project your bitchiness onto others.

seuden 20 May 2010 10:56

Would you mind pointing out some of these "amazing things" the 8 bit guys are doing? :D

Falcon Flight 20 May 2010 10:59

only if you'll show me a Turrican 2 killer.

TCD 20 May 2010 11:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falcon Flight (Post 670756)
they're doing some amazing things compared to Amigans for a few reasons, one of which they're simply more industrious.

Not because there are simply more of them? Guess you sit right next to them when the code/paint/make music and see how 'industrious' they are compared to people working on the Amiga...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falcon Flight (Post 670756)
have fun with your dreams and try not to project your bitchiness onto others.

We have a nice proverb in German : Wer im Glashaus sitzt, sollte sich im Dunkeln ausziehen. ;)
Btw : Djay is from the UK. I know that doesn't mean English is his first language, but I'm qute sure it is.

seuden 20 May 2010 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falcon Flight (Post 670758)
only if you'll show me a Turrican 2 killer.

I didn't mean my post to come across sarcastic if that's how you have interpreted it, I honestly would like to know what these "amazing things" the 8 bit guys are doing.

mombasajoe 20 May 2010 11:11

@seuden

Maybe things like these? I donĀ“t know.

http://www.gb64.com/game.php?id=20874&d=45&h=0 (BoulderDash in 1024 bytes)
http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=72550 (great Demo)
http://www.gb64.com/game.php?id=13182&d=45&h=0 (huge RPG)

Falcon Flight 20 May 2010 11:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheCyberDruid (Post 670759)
Not because there are simply more of them?

that too.
i know its hard to accept but Amigans are a bit slack compared to those guys.
some Amigans have enough time on their hands to rack up 15,000 posts on an internet forum, for example.

seuden 20 May 2010 11:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Falcon Flight (Post 670771)
that too.
i know its hard to accept but Amigans are a bit slack compared to those guys.
some Amigans have enough time on their hands to rack up 15,000 posts on an internet forum, for example.

That's a great example of how great the Amiga community is right there, over 15000 posts of useful and helpful information. I bet there isn't an 8 bit guy who could say that.

killergorilla 20 May 2010 11:18

Not often I say anything like this, but you are a rad dude Falcon Flight.

I love your work, seen it all over the net. Keep it up.

Falcon Flight 20 May 2010 11:22

wow the "wit" is scathing.


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