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- 1Dune II may be getting an Amiga enhancement●DUNE II - Westwood's incredible RTS could be getting an Amiga enhancement https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.indi eretro
Reports suggest Westwood's classic real-time strategy game Dune II could receive an Amiga enhancement, reviving interest in the 1992 title among retro computing fans. The Amiga never officially received a port of the landmark game, so a fan-made or unofficial enhancement would fill a long-standing gap for enthusiasts of the platform. Retro gaming communities are discussing the news with enthusiasm.
- 2Man ruled competent to stand trial in 2024 killing of Stacy Dramiga▼Man found competent to stand trial in 2024 murder of Stacy Dramiga
A man accused of murdering Stacy Dramiga in 2024 has been found competent to stand trial, according to San Antonio news station KSAT. The ruling clears the way for the criminal case to proceed, though further details about the defendant, the court's findings and the circumstances of Dramiga's death were not provided. The case remains active in local courts.
- 3ZZ9000 Amiga card gets firmware update v2.8.1 with surprise features●Quick follow up release for the ZZ9000, to fix some issues reported but also add a few surprise new features: Firmware:
Blitter Studio has released firmware and driver version 2.8.1 for the ZZ9000, the graphics and accelerator card for Amiga computers. The quick follow-up fixes issues reported by users and also adds several unannounced new features. Amiga enthusiasts are sharing the release notes, which are available on the project's GitHub page.
- 4Blogger Reviews Obscure Arcade Maze Game Cheese Chase●New blog post time! This week's game is Cheese Chase, arcade maze action from Art & Magic, makers of the Amiga owl shmup
A retro gaming blogger has published a new post on Cheese Chase, an arcade maze action game by Art & Magic, the Belgian studio also known for the Amiga shoot-em-up Agony. The review praises glimpses of potential in the turnstile mechanics and hazard manipulation, but criticises the zoomed-in camera and slippery movement for holding the game back.