A nostalgic Google researcher recently flexed his C coding skills and built a fully functional Commodore Amiga 500 emulator for Chrome. You can try the realistic software here. It’s good, geeky fun.

[Maurizio] loves using his Amiga 500. His classic piece of hardware has been serving him well for years, except for the floppy drive, which recently gave out on him. No problem for [Maurizio], he just ...

There was a period in the late 1980s when the home computer to own did not come with an Apple logo and was not an IBM, Compaq, or any of the other clones, but instead sported a Commodore logo. The ...

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There are few vintage computing clans who rival Cult of Mac members in zeal and tenacity, but fans of the Commodore Amiga come close. The successor to the widely popular Commodore 64, the Amiga was a ...

Miss your Amiga? Now you can play Prince of Persia, Pinball Dreams and other Amiga hits right in your web browser thanks to the Scripted Amiga Emulator, an Amiga emulator written entirely in ...

Amiga Forever (available in $10 Value, $30 Plus, and $50 Premium editions) is an Amiga emulator that’s much easier to use than most. The Plus edition’s many games and game-related extras make it a ...

David is the former Editor-in-Chief of Android Police and now the EIC of Esper.io. He's been an Android user since the early days - his first smartphone was a Google Nexus One! David graduated from ...

iPhone gaming isn't just about hot new potatoes like Infinity Blade and Real Racing 2. Nostalgic iOS gamers can now play a revamped version of SNES shoot 'em up Earth Defense Force-- as hoary and old ...

If you’re tired of modern computing this morning, how about starting your day using an Amiga 500? Thanks to Google developer Christian Stefansen you can do just that, and it’s awesome. Stefansen has ...

Always been curious about that. You need a good Pentium II class machine to emulate at full speed some of the Amiga 500 functions and to play some hardcore demos. Why? Isn´t the P6 procs much more ...

Dave Haynie, one of the chief engineers that worked on the Amiga back in its heyday, put it best when he said, “Amiga users make Macintosh users look like PC users”, in the Viva Amiga documentary that ...