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Anonymous writes:

http://www.jeacle.ie/pub/articles/scart/

same test posted by Anonymous

Anonymous writes:

http://www.detroitmona.com/still_famous.htm

Anonymous writes:

http://www.petitiononline.com/dpaint/petition.html

Anonymous writes:

http://www.dreamingmethods.com/default.asp?idno=250
download games here :happy:

Anonymous writes:

http://zapatopi.net/mindguard/

Anonymous writes:

http://www.gruenkernbratling.de/aaemu/aindex.html

AAemu is an AmigaAnywhere emulator for AmigaOS 4 by Oli Poflar.

This program provides a comprehensive set of sophisticated technologies enabling Amiga’s virtual operating system to run hosted on PowerPC systems with AmigaOS 4.

Anonymous writes:

http://www.airsoftsoftwair.com/

Airsoft Softwair is the developer of high quality software for AmigaOS and compatible operating systems. Our flagship application is Hollywood, an extremely flexible and powerful Multimedia Application Layer, which can be used for many different purposes due to the inbuilt script language. Other products belonging to the Hollywood product line are the popular Hollywood Designer, a modern presentation editor, and Malibu, a plugin that allows Hollywood to show Scala presentations. Furthermore, Airsoft Softwair offers the popular shareware CD32 emulator Akiko for Windows® systems. Finally, there are some smaller freeware programs available for download on this web page. From passionate conviction, Airsoft Softwair concentrates on developments for the platforms AmigaOS classic, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, WarpOS and AROS.

Anonymous writes:

http://www.petergordon.org.uk/

Anonymous writes:

http://www.natami.net

Brutal writes:

http://brutalamiga.mikendezign.com/

A collection of Amiga links that i have come across and think might be useful to someone! There are links for all amiga flavours. Classic, OS4, MorphOS, AROS and the rest.
The idea is to keep it up-to-date and provide some information as to how up-to-date each link is itself.

Thanks Mate!

Zola writes:

http://thecryptmag.com

The famous Crypt magazine. We've been going for 10 years now, from our humble Amiga disk mag days to the current website.