You can certainly tell that Halloween is approaching as more and more creepy games with pumpkins, ghouls and ghosts start to appear for your gaming enjoyment. One such game by the developer 8080 certainly has that ghostly appeal! As they have announced that not only is 'Halloween X' a finished game ready to be played to competition, but there's also a new demo for you to try. A game in which you have fallen into a monster filled dungeon, and must find 3 golden keys to escape.

During the pandemic, this was, in fact, my main computer's desktop. Bonus: SimpleFind screenshot. Isn't it the greatest finder program of all time?

"The Amiga I made Worms on is all recapped and working again," he says on social media. "Everything is also finally backed up."

"So looks like I’ll be getting back into games development," adds Davidson, before saying that he has plans to expand the iconic Director's Cut of the game. "I have a Worms DC update to finish... will be an update to that which makes it feature-complete and adds some other stuff as well."

New game

New Amiga game

Creating Music with ProTracker?

Anyone able to point me to some good resources on creating music with ProTracker? I haven't really found much as far as not having any prior music knowledge, and using that particular Amiga program.

@amiga

cross-posted from: https://lemmus.org/post/7810712

The Amiga is a real blind spot for me, but it's home to a lot of shmups that have major cult followings. Glad to see the original devs supporting the fan-sequel in this way.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/16857983

In the aftermath of my Teletext experiments on Amiga – which I totally believed to be a world’s first breakthrough – blog reader Martin contacted me to tell me about his own Teletext experiments back in 1992, with a working solution in 1994, making his setup probably the real world’s first Teletext output directly from the Amiga!