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Old 17 April 2017, 12:33   #1
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Returning Amigan

Woo , I'm back !

I haven't touched any of my Amigas for a few years now , but have started to muck about with a Raspberry Pi and I'm quite impressed with what it can do .
SonicPi

I've read that there is a games emulator called RetroPi , anyone use it ?
Can it successfully play Amiga games ?

Is there anyway it can play 5 player Bomberman (pretty please!)

I still have an A1200 HD , but haven't switched it on for years and don't want to let the magic smoke out !
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Old 17 April 2017, 13:25   #2
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Ok , as nobody is talking to me ...

http://www.happi-game-center.com/ seems to be the way to go , yes/no ?
Is it available in English anywhere , my schoolboy French ets tres pauvres , or something ?!
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Old 17 April 2017, 13:36   #3
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Ok , as nobody is talking to me ...



http://www.happi-game-center.com/ seems to be the way to go , yes/no ?

Is it available in English anywhere , my schoolboy French ets tres pauvres , or something ?!


Give people some time. About 40 minutes is no indication that people are not going to talk to you

I would check out fs-UAE or win-UAE. Or make it yourself real easy (to start) and check out amigaforever (they have a free version that plays most games).
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Give people some time. About 40 minutes is no indication that people are not going to talk to you
Sorry !
I've got a very short attention span ... oh look a squirrel ....

Thanks Michaelz !
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Old 18 April 2017, 03:22   #5
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Welcome back, nice to see you.
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Old 18 April 2017, 05:00   #6
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If you're going to go down the retropie path then Amiberry is for you. Floob has a wonderful tutorial video

[ Show youtube player ]

Otherwise you can go to the Amibian or amiberry website and install a standalone Amibian on a sdcard that can boot up very quickly to the Amiga without the excessive junk retropie has.

Amibian
https://gunkrist79.wixsite.com/amibian

Amiberry
https://blitterstudio.com/amiberry/

Many members use Amiga on a Pie, so I am sure you will get many more responses soon.

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Old 18 April 2017, 10:17   #7
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Welcome back, nice to see you.
Thank you kindly , I'm never far away but i get distracted easily , currently building noise makers and Eurorack synth modules trying to re-learn Proteus PCB CAD software , attempting to rebuild my home recording studio ,playing with old motorcycles and slotcars .

I've got a dead A600 , might have a go at housing a Pi emulator inside it , (thinks) keyboard might be fun !

Still got A500/590 in the loft , CDTV , A4000 (battery leaked and took out RAM)
and I think there's an A1500 somewhere.

I'm worried about old hardware going up in smoke , I think the SMD machines (600/1200) are more prone to capacitor deg ?
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Old 18 April 2017, 10:33   #8
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If you're going to go down the retropie path then Amiberry is for you. Floob has a wonderful tutorial video

[ Show youtube player ]

Otherwise you can go to the Amibian or amiberry website and install a standalone Amibian on a sdcard that can boot up very quickly to the Amiga without the excessive junk retropie has.

Amibian
https://gunkrist79.wixsite.com/amibian

Amiberry
https://blitterstudio.com/amiberry/

Many members use Amiga on a Pie, so I am sure you will get many more responses soon.
Good stuff , I'll have a look later , got a Pi2 at the moment , ordered Pi3 , should be here soon !

I had my A1200 set up on a tiny LG LCD with SCART , but it looked a bit lost , hopefully the better GFX of the Pi will make it more useable on a modern TV .

Does anyone know if there's any way of emulating the 4 player parallel gameport on a Pi ?

5 player Dynablaster anyone !
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Does anyone know if there's any way of emulating the 4 player parallel gameport on a Pi ?

5 player Dynablaster anyone !
I'd be asking this question to the dev of either Amiberry or Amibian directly.
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