There's an Amiga Retro Event at Playnation Games in Croydon, UK on the 29th September 2016.
Tickets are £5 and the event runs from 6-11pm.

The English and German issue 121 (July/August 2016) of the print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from the editorial office of Amiga Future, and the other Amiga dealers that stock the magazine.

Today we have guest, who is responsible for such programs like: new DOpus 5 and Odyssey for AmigaOS 4. Ladies and Gentlemen: Interview with Roman 'kas1e' Kargin!
http://www.amigapodcast.com/2016/07/a ... erview-6-roman-kas1e.html

The MUI for AmigaOS development team is proud to announce the immediate release of version 4.0-2016R2 of the Magic User Interface for AmigaOS4/PPC and AmigaOS3/m68k.

Please find the release archives in our download section, at: http://download.muidev.de

Amiga Future monthly News June 2016

The total of articles published in the french magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) now exceeds 5000.
Thanks to all editors and collaborators!

Welcome to 13th episode of AMIcast. Today my guest is one of the best developer for Amiga system. If you know the names like Wings Battelfield, Tower 57 or Wings Remastered you know what I mean. Of course there is more like OpenGLES 2.0 for Warp3D Nova.

The full colour preview and excerpts of the Amiga Future issue 121 (July/August 2016) are now available online.

Some of the interesting articles in this issue are:

Interview Matthias "Mazze" Rustler
Review USB-Adapter: Rys MKII and TOM
Review Sqrxz 4

Of course there's so MUCH more actually in the magazine.

The Amiga Image Storage System (AISS) offers a photo-illustrative icon style for toolbar images - it approaches the realism of photography but uses the features of illustrations to convey a lot of information in a small image.

Hollywood is a multiplatform software development tool. It links to the Amiga not just with its roots, but it is currently one of the most actively developed Amiga software sporting support for all Amiga architectures.

There is no better place to share Hollywood free plug-ins, source files, tutorials, additional documentations than Aminet, which is the de-facto file archive for the Amiga platforms since ages.