So, we've decided to offer another little incentive:

We'll be giving away one ticket for Saturday and Sunday to one lucky winner from among all those who took part in the vote!

(If the winner already has a ticket or doesn't need one, they will receive a €50 merch voucher for Amiga40 instead!
2x a €25 merch voucher for Amiga40

on October 1!

So, let's go, we look forward to your vote!

Hey guys,

just wanted to let you know, that you can still vote for the Amiga40 Community Award until 30 September.

Just go to amigaevent.de/ticket, register / login and give us your vote!


And beside the Community Award - there are only three weeks left until the Amiga40!

Looking forward to meet you there!

Markus

@amigakit

Sorry, nominations were possible until 31 July…

Amiga40 Community Award voting started!


Please participate: amigaevent.de/ticket

Thank you

Hey guys,

just one more week to tell us your nominations for the Amiga40 Community Award.

This is the current list of nominees:

1. Hardware

Oliver Achten, AmiGUS
Gonzo, A2386SX Replica
Jens Schönfeld, ACA1260
Torsten Kurbad, torsti76, for the (further?) development of passive carrier boards for PCMC-based PPC cards,
for the further development of Amiga 4000D ISA and PCI daughterboards, BFG9060 user manual
botfixer and DingensCGN for the ideas and templates for free-run CPU testers
Stefan Sarow, Steffmaster, for the realisation and construction of the free-run CPU testers and for the CDTV Memory Card Replacement bulk orders
Frank H aus L, Hardware repairs
Alinea Computer, Various in-house developments + Revive D520
PiStorm Team, PiStorm 16
Geennaam + Skateman, Mirari Board
CS-Lab, Warp Turbo cards
Juen, KAIN & MariuszK, IMPBOX - delivers wireless network for IMP3
Dominik Dytrych (Digital Retro Bay), GoDrive
Rob Cranley (Daedalus), Solas Board LED Controller

2. Software

AmigaOS Team, AmigaOS3.X
Patrik Axelsson and David Eriksson, UHC Tools
Thomas Richter, MMUTools, P96 & OS Komponenten, RKRM AmigaDOS
Erik Hogan, Scorpion Engine
Frode Solheim, FS-UAE
h0ffman, PT1210, Demo scene activities
Virgill, Amigaklang, Demo scene activities
Stefan Bebbo Franke, gcc and amigassh
Andrea Palmate (afxgroup), clib4, new Odyssey, libraries and so many other things
Paweł "Juen" Nowak - IMP3 (Infinity Music Player 3)
Paul Vince, AGS (Amiga Games Sector)


3. Games

Roquecraft Team (Ricki Sickenger, Henning Ludvigsen, Jogeir Liljedahl, Hoffman, Andy Roberts, Roquecraft
Steffen Häuser, (MagicSN) Heretic2, Sin, Gorky17, GemRB Engine, RetroArch
Michael Borrmann, Krogharr
Roar Tjorhom, Wings of Fear
Zoopendan, Pjusk
Hugues Nouvel (hunoppc), Game ports
Michael Kafke, Matthias Jakisch, Simone "JMD" Bernacchia, Chris Hülsbeck, Freak-Out

4. Other

Tino Menzner (tinomania), Organization of the ARC - Amiga Ruhrpott Convention
AmigaBill, LiveStream, Allgemeiner Community Support
Morgan Just Games - small streaming channel with outstanding skills on live play throughs (Beast games and many others)
Andreas Magerl, Amiga Future
Richard Löwenstein, Amiga Joker 2025
Andy Brenner & Team, Amiga Germany Fanzine
SACC AmiWest Team, Event Organization
Paulee Alex Bow, Bleakwave EP

Please send them in by email to info@amigaevent.de or here in this thread. Thank you!

Thank you for your nominations. Please let them come.

And be aware that this is not the vote yet - those start in August!

Current nominations:


1. Hardware

Oliver Achten, AmiGUS
Gonzo, A2386SX Nachbau
Jens Schönfeld, ACA1260
Torsten Kurbad, torsti76, für die (Weiter?)-Entwicklung von passiven Trägerkarten für PCMC-basierte PPC-Karten,
für die Weiterentwicklungen von Amiga 4000D ISA- und PCI-Daughterboards, BFG9060 Benutzerhandbuch
botfixer und DingensCGN für die Ideen und Vorlagen für Free-Run-CPU-Tester
Stefan Sarow [USER=5812]@Steffmaster[/USER] für die Umsetzung und Aufbau der Free-Run-CPU-Tester und für die CDTV Memory Card Replacement-Sammelbestellungen
Frank H aus L, Hardwarereparaturen
Alinea Computer, diverse Eigenentwicklungen + Revive D520
PiStorm Team, PiStorm 16
Geennaam + Skateman, Mirari Board


2. Software

AmigaOS Team, AmigaOS3.X
Patrik Axelsson und David Eriksson, UHC Tools
Thomas Richter, MMUTools, P96 & OS Komponenten, RKRM AmigaDOS
Erik Hogan, Scorpion Engine
Frode Solheim, FS-UAE
h0ffman, PT1210, Demoszene-Aktivitäten
Virgill, Amigaklang, Demoszene-Aktivitäten
Stefan Bebbo Franke, gcc und amigassh
Andrea Palmate (afxgroup), clib4, new Odyssey, libraries and so many other things


3. Games

Roquecraft Team (Ricki Sickenger, Henning Ludvigsen, Jogeir Liljedahl, Hoffman, Andy Roberts, Roquecraft
Steffen Häuser, (MagicSN) Heretic2, Sin, Gorky17, GemRB Engine, RetroArch
Michael Borrmann, Krogharr
Roar Tjorhom, Wings of Fear
Zoopendan, Pjusk
Hugues Nouvel (hunoppc), Game ports


4. Sonstiges/Other

Tino Menzner (tinomania), ARC
AmigaBill, LiveStream, Allgemeiner Community Support
Morgan Just Games - small streaming channel with outstanding skills on live play throughs (Beast games and many others)
Andreas Magerl, Amiga Future
Richard Löwenstein, Amiga Joker 2025

Amiga40 Community Award

Once again this year we would like to present some trophies at the Amiga40 in Mönchengladbach and thus continue the tradition introduced at Amiga34 - the presentation of the Community Award.

What is the Community Award?
A small award and a thank you to the developer(s), programmer(s), musician(s), dealer(s) or other person(s) / group(s) from the Amiga scene whose developments / merits between about mid-2023 and mid-2025 have particularly impressed and pleased you.

This year we have divided the whole thing into four categories:

1. hardware developments
2. software
3. games
4. other

If there are fewer than 5 nominations in one or more categories by the end of July, we reserve the right to merge categories.

How does the voting work?

Firstly, we will be collecting suggestions from now until the end of July - on a1k, Facebook and various other platforms! The suggestions can be written directly here in the comments or sent to us by e-mail to info@amigaevent.de.

We ask for the following information for suggestions:

- Name + nickname if applicable
- Category
- Reason for nomination / corresponding product

From the beginning of August, the voting will start among all the candidates who have been nominated by then. Everyone can vote for each category. We will then communicate the link to the voting here and allow voting until mid-September. The evaluation will then be completed from 16 September - the current interim results will not be visible, but we will provide minor information and updates from time to time as usual.

When will the award be presented?

The winner of each category will be announced at Amiga40 and will of course be publicised on all the usual Amiga sites afterwards. The award ceremony is planned for Saturday afternoon (18 October 25).

What will the top four winners receive?

On the one hand a trophy, on the other hand a small amount of money (depending on the donations received) for a nice evening with the team or friends or family.

Sponsored by a1k.org - what does that mean?

The a1k forum is the most important and most active forum in the Amiga area. The a1k forum has always intensively supported the previous Amiga events and is always represented on site with numerous members and is once again a great motivator, also for the realisation of the Amiga40. The Community Award is also supported by the forum in the form of monetary donations.

I look forward to many suggestions, active participation and your support!

Thank you very much!

Hey guys,

we are currently working hard to celebrate a fantastic Amiga40 Germany show on 18th and 19th October.

More information can be found on our website, social media and other Amiga websites.

We are close to a fantastic goal: We are less than 50 tickets away from 1000 visitors on Saturday - for an Amiga-only show in 2025 this sound like an unbelieveable size!

If you didn´t get your ticket yet - there are still a few available at amigaevent.de/ticket and we would be very happy if you join us!

Right now we are collecting nominations for the Amiga40 Community award until 31st July - have a look at the next post.

By the way...

there is one table available again due to a cancellation.

So if you are interested in taking part as an exhibitor please get in touch. And if you would need a room we can also support

Hey all,

this weekend starts the Amiga38 Germany (6th and 7th October) in Mönchengladbach!

www.amigaevent.de

Some of our special guests will be Trevor Dickinson, Chris Hülsbeck, Dave Haynie, Camilla Boemann, Beth Richards, David Pleasance and many more!

About 50 exhibitors will show the latest developments in the Amiga world; get news about the Tabor Board and the PPC laptop, see the roadmap of AmigaOS Classic, be around at the Reshoot Proxima Release Party and be surrounded by 800 Amigans from all over the world!

If you are interested in the biggest Amiga show in the world get your tickets now - just send us an email to info@amigaevent.de

Hope to see many of you at the Amiga38!

So, last chance to express a little thank you by your nomination for the Amiga38 Community Award!

Whose achievements in the last 12 months in the Amiga area did you like the most?

Please send to info@amigaevent.de or just post here!

Thank you!

*Amiga38 Community Award*

We would like to continue our small tradition: As already at Amiga34 in Neuss and also at Amiga37 in Mönchengladbach, a Community Award is to be presented again this year at Amiga38 on October 6 and 7.

- What is the Community Award?

A small award and a thank you to the developer(s), programmer(s), musician(s), dealer(s) or other person(s)/group(s) from the Amiga scene whose developments / achievements between about mid-2022 and mid-2023 have particularly impressed and pleased you.

In the past we have noticed that it was quite difficult to compare the achievements with each other - therefore we would like to introduce three categories this year:

1. hardware developments
2. software/games
3. other

- How does the voting work?

First of all, we are collecting suggestions from now on - on a1k, Facebook and various other platforms! Suggestions can be posted directly here in the forum or sent to us by email to info@amigaevent.de.

For suggestions, we ask for the following information:

- Name + nickname if applicable
- category
- Reason for nomination

From the beginning of August, the voting part will start among all the candidates proposed
until then. Here, everyone can vote per category. We will then announce the link to the voting here and allow voting until mid-September. From 16 September, the evaluation will be finished - current interim results will not be visible, but we will give small hints and updates from time to time.

- When will the awards be presented?

The first place winner of each category will be announced at the Amiga38 and of course afterwards also published on all common Amiga sites.

- What do the three first place winners receive?

On the one hand a trophy, on the other hand a small amount of money for a nice evening with the team or friends or family.

- Sponsored by a1k.org - what does that mean?

The a1k forum is one of the most important and most active forum in the Amiga area. The a1k forum has always supported the previous Amiga events intensively and is represented on site with numerous members every time and is once again a great motivator, also for the realisation of the Amiga38. The Community Award will also be supported by the forum in the form of financial donations, which will be collected there.

I am looking forward to many suggestions, a lively participation and your support! Thank you very much!

*Amiga38 Community Award*

We would like to continue our small tradition: As already at Amiga34 in Neuss and also at Amiga37 in Mönchengladbach, a Community Award is to be presented again this year at Amiga38 on October 6 and 7.

- What is the Community Award?

A small award and a thank you to the developer(s), programmer(s), musician(s), dealer(s) or other person(s)/group(s) from the Amiga scene whose developments / achievements between about mid-2022 and mid-2023 have particularly impressed and pleased you.

In the past we have noticed that it was quite difficult to compare the achievements with each other - therefore we would like to introduce three categories this year:

1. hardware developments
2. software/games
3. other

- How does the voting work?

First of all, we are collecting suggestions from now on - on a1k, Facebook and various other platforms! Suggestions can be posted directly here in the forum or sent to us by email to info@amigaevent.de.

For suggestions, we ask for the following information:

- Name + nickname if applicable
- category
- Reason for nomination

From the beginning of August, the voting part will start among all the candidates proposed
until then. Here, everyone can vote per category. We will then announce the link to the voting here and allow voting until mid-September. From 16 September, the evaluation will be finished - current interim results will not be visible, but we will give small hints and updates from time to time.

- When will the awards be presented?

The first place winner of each category will be announced at the Amiga38 and of course afterwards also published on all common Amiga sites.

- What do the three first place winners receive?

On the one hand a trophy, on the other hand a small amount of money for a nice evening with the team or friends or family.

- Sponsored by a1k.org - what does that mean?

The a1k forum is one of the most important and most active forum in the Amiga area. The a1k forum has always supported the previous Amiga events intensively and is represented on site with numerous members every time and is once again a great motivator, also for the realisation of the Amiga38. The Community Award will also be supported by the forum in the form of financial donations, which will be collected there.

I am looking forward to many suggestions, a lively participation and your support! Thank you very much!

Hey guys,

just wanted to share that the Amiga38 Germany takes place on the 6th and 7th October 2023.

Ticket sales have started on Sunday, 14th May at www.amigaevent.de/ticket

Here the news about the show:

On Sunday, May 14, 2023 the ticket sale for Amiga38 has started with a few minutes delay shortly after 8pm!
Amiga38 is expected to be the biggest Amiga show worldwide again this year - despite several old and new Amiga events - and welcome guests and visitors from all over the world.

The visitors can look forward to three main topics, which will be in the foreground during the one and a half days - on the one hand we want to pay tribute to the legendary and insanely active demo scene and have some more musical and informal contributions to this besides the Demo Contest brought to life by the Apollo Team.
Our second main topic will be the AmigaOS and its current development team - who is actually behind the development of AmigaOS3.2? Part of the team will be present with their own booth at Amiga38 and will be available for questions and answers. Camilla Boemann will travel from Denmark and hold a stage presentation on behalf of the team.
Furthermore we want to give Commodore's console, the Amiga CD32, more attention, especially since it celebrates its 30th birthday this year. Beacon of hope or stillborn? What was the plan behind the console? What would have happened if Commodore had been more liquid at the time of release? These and other questions will also be addressed in October - as a special guest we could win Beth Richard from the USA. Beth Richard worked as an engineer at Commodore from 1991 until her retirement in April 1994.
She was designer of the Grace chip and the CDTV-CR that used it; of the MPEG-4000 that was the prototype for the CD32 FMV cartridge, one of the three designers of the Akiko chip in the CD32 and the main designer of the CD1200 prototype.

Other well-known names who have already confirmed their participation include Petro Tyschtschenko, who already celebrated his 80th birthday in April, David Pleasance and Dave Haynie.

For Amiga38, besides the day tickets at 27,50 Euro, appropriately named "Passierschein A38", there are of course again day tickets including table (for 40,- Euro), as well as tickets for the Pre-Opening and Get Together on Friday evening (after the exhibitors have been set up, a first tour is possible, in addition there will be snacks and drinks from 8 pm, as well as a stage program including a Reshoot Proxima release party) at 59,- Euro.
Additionally, there are some ticket combos with discounts, as well as free tickets for children and teenagers up to and including 16 years. As experience shows that some categories will be sold out quickly, it makes sense to secure your ticket in time.

Questions about the tickets or other topics concerning the Amiga38 can be sent to info@amigaevent.de.

As there have been technical issues today we extended the voting until tomorrow evening! Sorry for the troubles!

Last reminder for the Amiga37 Community Award voting!

If you´d like to take part please give your vote at

www.amigaevent.de/vote

Thank you!

@walkero

AAA Technology is some kind of a joint venture of Amigakit, A-Eon and Amedia Computer.

Hey guys,

please keep voting to get a representative result

www.amigaevent.de/vote

And just to let you know:

There will be X5040 systems on sale by AAA Technology at the Amiga37

If there are some of you interested in tickets for the Amiga37:

We made the last ones available at our ticket shop now for Saturday and the Setpatch Party!

www.amigaevent.de/ticket

@rjd324

There are still tickets left for Sunday in the ticket shop.

And we have a last 10 Tickets for Saturday but only on request by email.