22 December 2018, 08:20 | #21 |
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Hmm? What kind of project? Web page, file collection? Because there's already Amiga Demoscene Archive (ADA) site by z5, which is famous and the name collides badly with that
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22 December 2018, 09:34 | #22 |
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For jPV
It's a file collection, nothing related to the site ADA At the moment it contains 5.000 files You can download it (if you want) from my upload folder on the ftp |
22 December 2018, 11:37 | #23 |
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Ok, the name is just confusing, because everyone thinks it's related to the site... some other name would have been better.
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22 December 2018, 11:46 | #24 |
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I knew of the site ADA, but i don't care if the name is the same
At the moment i'm focused on the content, in the future if the name will be a problem .... i will change it But thanks for pointing this out Anyway, out of curiosity, are you the jPV behind the Jpvs demoscene releases ? |
22 December 2018, 11:52 | #25 |
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I got a message from a friend who was finally able to get the components together to assemble his 060 turbo card and in the process of verifying a few things for him ended up getting back into my Amigas again after having got fed up with it all last year.
Then I discovered the BenQ BL702A which transformed the picture on my GB-A1000 I had built and turned it from something that I was still hacked off with because after all the money and effort that I ploughed into it the picture was crap, into something with an amazing picture and something I am really proud of and love to use!! Amazing what a difference a decent video output can make. |
22 December 2018, 12:04 | #26 |
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22 December 2018, 12:05 | #27 |
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I think my biggest moments were seeing the new Arcade ports by mcgeezer taking shape, getting my first new physically released Amiga game in years (it was 2017's Reshoot. I also ordered Powerglove so it's a good year ) and progressing my own knowledge of the Amiga hardware so that I got to make my sprite layer.
The last point has finally convinced me I might be able to actually create something other than a tech demo and got me all pumped about Amiga coding. |
22 December 2018, 12:24 | #28 |
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Yes, i mean that web page Great stuff I downloaded also it to build ADA, but i still have to scan it |
22 December 2018, 15:46 | #29 |
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Same as Hedeon - playing Quake 3 on my A4000 thanks to the amazing work those guys have done in the sonnet thread.
Closely followed by finally getting my A3000 set up how I want it |
23 December 2018, 04:53 | #30 |
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Cowcat's Smokin Guns (via his Quake3 work) was the most memorable thing for me.
Finally being able to play Xmen vs Capcom and SegaCD games on my A4000 was pretty exciting. |
23 December 2018, 06:51 | #31 |
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The day i bought an external hard disk exclusively for the Amiga stuff i collected
I mean, i have no intention to re-download more than 400 GB of files in case of hard disk crash |
24 December 2018, 19:03 | #32 |
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I have really enjoyed reading everyones moments. So many have contributed to the scene, thank you. And its great seeing people rediscover the Amiga or build up there collection or fix something to keep it alive. So many different moments but all have a common ending, enjoying Amiga.
Predseda, I am sorry to hear about your friend, just shows how life can be. But I'm glad he got joy out of his hobby and his legacy will go on. |
25 December 2018, 08:10 | #33 |
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Each time i rip some modules which is not present on modland or AMP
It's incredible how many bits of music in demos or games are still to be discovered Recording those is something special, because i get really exclusive music |
25 December 2018, 08:57 | #34 |
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This year was great for Amiga community and my beloved CD32
- i bought TF328 extension card that is transform this console to the best home system game ! - i support programmer Richard Löwenstein for his fabulous upcoming release "reshoot-r" - i bought Worthy, who look like a commercial game from the 80's , love it ! - Road Avenger ! stunning surprise from Earok, thanks ! - Amiga CD32 Scene magazine from Amigajay, a brillant back in time made with 100% passion ! - Amigajay for his huge work for made greats compilations games ! - i discovered new podcast from AmigaBill and it's great and cheerfull , also 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast from dug , such interesting hardware podcast. And Amigarama to ! - i succeed to convert video to Amiga ham 8 in a single command ! - converted mp3 to riff wave to listen pop music on theCD32 with hippoplayer And 2019 looking great with games and new hardware comings - Last edited by thairacerjp; 25 December 2018 at 21:10. |
25 December 2018, 22:46 | #35 |
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Hi
Not Amiga every day but very frequent. My photographic retro journal of each day of the year. December has been pretty frantic I have to say. Just click the tabs for each month of this year and previous years. http://www.scuzzscink.com/amiga/scuzzblog.htm Tomorrows page shows an Amiga 1200 boxed that I had forgotten and an Archos Overdrive. Every day is a new day and always something fun to do. scuzz |
26 December 2018, 02:22 | #36 |
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Some of the highlights:
New games: Road Avenger, Bomb Jack Beer Edition, Alco-Copter, Powerglove Reloaded, Trap Runner, Golden Wings (and lots more I can't remember). New Amiga CD32 Scene magazine from Amigajay. Found some fun new blogs, youtube channels, streamers: Amiga Bill, Amigos Retro, MsMadLemon, Tods Nerd Cave, AmigaGuru's Gameblog, It's a Pixel Thing, And finally we were totally surprised by the unexpected reaction to Worthy, but this little gem was my # moment: |
26 December 2018, 05:47 | #37 |
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Love that beads puzzle, is so nice! ^^
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26 December 2018, 10:24 | #38 |
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Some of Amigan Software's highlights for this year were:
AmiArcadia: Animated GIF recording support, improved compatibility, improved debugger, Polish support. Multi-game Character Editor: Added editors for California Games, Champions of Krynn 2, Computer Scrabble Deluxe, Conflict Europe, It Came from the Desert, Obliterator, Rorke's Drift, TV Sports Basketball; major improvements for various other game editors (Bard's Tale series, Citadel of Vras, Demon's Winter, Transylvania series, etc.). Plus many improvements for Africa, BB3&4, Koules, Report+, Saga, Tunnels & Trolls, Worm Wars, etc. They are all at http://amigan.1emu.net/releases/ Thanks to everyone who helped with translations, ports, suggestions, bug reports, etc. Last edited by Minuous; 10 January 2019 at 13:02. |
26 December 2018, 20:26 | #39 |
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Acquired my first(so far!) Amiga ... a model 600
I've been using WinUAE for years & have MorphOS on an old Mac Mini (somewhat Amiga-like), have dabbled a bit in the Amiga world, but finally decided to try my hand with a real Amiga ... loving it |
05 January 2019, 03:52 | #40 |
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Got my A4000D 040 completely recapped
Updated the 4000 with a CF reader, WB 3.1, a Gotek, and maxed the on-board memory to 16 MB fast / 2 MB chip Picked up a bunch of additional Amiga hardware Got a hold of DamienD's totally awesome WinUAE Collection w/updates Got a hold of ransom's totally awesome Ultimate Amiga for Raspberry Pi collection w/updates Only wish I had the time and space to do more! |
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