The 37th edition of the Amiga Games List is now online. It contains 12673 entries (1000+ more in comparison to the latest edition). The Amiga Games List contains all games (natives or interpreted), level editors, games editors, data discs, extensions and interpreters that run on an Amiga platform : Classic AmigaOS, OS4, MorphOS, AROS, 1000CS, CD32, CDTV,...

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

The preview and excerpts of the Amiga Future 70 (January/February 2008) are online)

Of course you'll find a review of AmigaOS4 on ClassicPPC. Also there is a related special showing the differences between AmigaOS 3.x and AmigaOS 4.0.

Wehrheim, Germany, December 19th, 2007.

We want to let you know that we will take a short break from the 20th of December to the 2nd of January. During this period you won't be able to contact us via email or telephone. Additionally, we will not be processing any orders.

A big thank you goes to you, our customers and all the other people who have support us over the last year. We are happy to welcome you into the year 2008 and hope you continue being a customer.

We wish all Amiga users a Merry Chrismas and a happy new year.

The Amiga Future Issue 70 release at the 15. January 2008. The Preview go online the next days...

While wading hip-deep in nostalgia for the the next installment of our Amiga History series (the next installment is currently scheduled for December 9), there have been some recent developments in the modern-day Amiga market. Yes, there is a modern-day Amiga market, although some of its major players seem bent on making sure there isn't one.

Check out the entire Ars Technica article by Jeremy Reimer.

A report of the Alchimie 7 show is now available, in french, on the Obligement's website :
http://obligement.free.fr/articles/alchimie7.php

Alchimie 7 was an alternative computing show held in Tain L'Hermitage (France) organized by the Triple A association. Highlights was the presentation of the MorphOS 2.0 status (lots of things to see), AmigaOS 4 Classic version (with photo of the box and the floppy disk), Amikit, Haiku, OpenSound, Deneb, Blender, Samantha & ACube, robots, etc.

The Amiga Future 69 (November/December 2007) has been released today. This means that all subscriptions, preorders and dealer orders have been shipped.

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

All Issues from the german online.mag "Amiga Times" are now on the Amiga Future page for free download online.