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| | | | | Hi, Thank you for visiting my blog. :-) A few days ago, I wrote about the new release of the Quake 2 port for AmigaOS 4 done by TheMagicSN. Screenshot from Alinea Computer In connection with the game, TheMagicSN has uploaded several modpacks for the Quake 2 port to Aminet. As the author states, these... | |
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| | | | | Introduction In the late mid-90s, the Nintendo 64 and Sony Playstation introduced a new generation of game consoles. Both utilized MIPS CPUs and licensed advanced 3D graphics capabilities from SGI. In fact SGI was the main developer for the N64 hardware as SGI was looking to expand into consumer markets from their lofty usual expensive... | |
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| | | | | Hello, Thank you for visiting theOld School Game Blog. :-) Yesterday, I wrote about a game that had been ported toAROS. Today I've got news about a port of well-known classic that has been ported to AmigaOS 4. Which classic game is that? It isCannonFodder and Cannon Fodder 2, and the various specials and demos... | |
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| | | The two 9-pin Control Ports located on the right-hand side of the C64 are used to connect joysticks and other input devices like paddles or even a mouse to the 8-bit computer. The digital input pins are directly connected to one of the two 6526 Complex Interface Adapters (CIA) inside the C64, without any protection | ||
