by Retro32UK | Apr 6, 2020 | Amiga, Buyers Guide
Connecting any “vintage” computer system to a modern TV can be a minefield of misinformation, returns and frustration. We found this first hand when attempting to capture from Amiga 500 with its new Gotek drive installed (more on that here). We tried...
by Retro32UK | Apr 5, 2020 | Amiga CD32, YouTube
Guardian is very much like an “open-world” Starfox but sadly, I wasn’t that impressed. Despite the relatively smooth and colorful visuals, I found it a little repetitive and bland. I’m sure Guardian fans will disagree but that’s just my...
by Retro32UK | Mar 31, 2020 | Amiga CD32, YouTube
With sporting events across the globe called off, some time with Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is just what the Dr ordered. In a beautifully crafted mashup between handball and ice hockey, this game delivers an ultraviolent look into what spectator games could look like...
by Retro32UK | Mar 30, 2020 | Amiga CD32, YouTube
Even with a community of Doom enthusiasts pushing the limits of everyday items such as calculators, treadmills and even iPods to run Doom, the Amiga never quite managed it with it’s “limited” hardware resources. Gloom was one of the first Doom...
by Retro32UK | Mar 29, 2020 | Amiga CD32, YouTube
Imagine back in 1996, playing SF2 at the arcade and then managing to scrape together enough pocket money for your very own copy for your Amiga CD32. Then imagine putting the disk in and playing this utter sh*te port of one of the most iconic games ever made. I would...
Amiga 500 Expansion Port Cover for RGB to HDMI equipped Amiga - cable access hole
£10.00
Amiga 1200 Vented Trap Door Port Cover - Strengthened - Accelerator
£12.50
Amiga RGB to HDMI PiZero Adapter - Amiga 500 / Amiga 500+
£32.00 – £86.00
Amiga 500 Expansion Port Cover - Replacement Commodore Side left
£10.00