The Amiga Games List, a document created and maintained by David Brunet since April 1991, has been updated on January 14th 2025 with the publication of its 55th edition. Among other new features and corrections, the 254 games published or updated in 2024 have been added, games created in machine code are now counted, and public domain game publishers such as Software 2000 and Aminet CD are now present. A "Download" page is also available which allows you to download the CSV/Excel file of the Amiga Games List and support the project.

The English and German issue 172 (January/February 2025) of our print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from our editorial office at Amiga Future, and from other Amiga dealers that stock it.

The following articles have been added to the website of the Amiga magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months:

The amigans.net staff wishes you all a

Merry Merry Christmas!

Don’t miss this exclusive interview with Trevor Dickinson, the driving force behind A-EON!**
In this video, Trevor shares his insights on the most significant events in the Amiga world over the past few years, reflects on the platform’s current state, and reveals his thoughts and expectations for the future.

Daniel "Trixie" Jedlicka has ported two SDL-based Mahjong solitaire games to AmigaOS4. The games called Lopan and Shisen-Seki are both based on their latest GitHub source code, and can be downloaded from the usual place, OS4depot.net. You can read the story behind the porting on Daniel's blog, the Rear Window.

Happy gaming and a merry Christmas!

The modern explorer for AmigaOS 4, Dir Me Up, is back in version 4.10 to celebrate Christmas... with the preview of MP3 tags and Unicode text files! Merry Christmas!

The Amiga Future magazine Issue 172 preview is now available to view online

These comprise of the full colour preview and excerpts of our Amiga Future issue 172 (January/February 2025) which can also be viewed online on the Amiga Future website.

After the great success of the german ASM revival issue 3/23, the editorial team is now upping the ante: this year’s issue of german ASM (“Current Software Market”), number 12/24, has now been published and is now available at the URL https:/ /www.amigashop.org can be ordered. The current magazine offers a comprehensive overview of the new retro releases from summer 2023 to autumn 2024, taking into account the classic computer systems from A for Amiga to Z for ZX Spectrum, in over 40 tests for a total of 12 different computer systems.

An interview published in the ninth issue of our (French) Amiga magazine, BOING, is now online: Oliver Roberts talks (in English) about his internet browser, IBrowse.

Read it here.