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Shogo: Mobile Armor Division available as digital download for AmigaOS 3 and 4

Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are proud to announce the immediate availability of a number of add-ons for Hollywood 8.0. The following add-ons are now available for download from the official Hollywood portal:

Prior to AmiWest 2018, I was lucky enough to be granted an interview with Hans de Ruiter. Hans graciously provided an overview of video driver development for AmigaOS as well as insight into some of the complexities and challenges he faces.

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The project with the working name Api2 was created to facilitate the solution of the biggest problem that all the Amiga systems suffer from, the lack of new software. Having a relatively small number of programmers, the vast majority of which creates programs only after hours, it is good to give them the opportunity to use time they have in optimal way.

After 12 months of development, Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are proud to present the best Hollywood ever: Hollywood 8: Supremacy. Version 8.0 is a massive update with many new features and bug fixes.

The Amiga Games List maintained by David 'Daff' Brunet since April 1991 was updated with its 48th edition published on 14th January.

Hello friends,

To put under your tree here are many games that you can enjoy with your family or with your loved Amiga.


To begin I wanted to thank you for all your support and I wanted to thank you in my own way.

There is first games released which builded with usage of GL4ES wrapper which mean to give us OpenGL1.x , 2.x and some of 3.x over ogles2.library and warp3dnova.

This is mainly a bug fix release for the holidays.

Download the latest version from the usual places:

* Project menu->Check latest version
* AmiUpdate
* Aminet
* OS4Depot

After a long development break, new versions of the basic packages for the Unix environment "AmiCygnix" were released. In the main, bugs have been fixed which prevented the proper function of the X server on new Amiga systems.