The iPhone has a pretty popular Commodore 64 emulator but what I’ve really been waiting for is a program that emulates the Amiga, my favorite computer from bygone years that was superior to all competitors…and sold like shit, thanks to typically awful Commodore marketing. Sigh. I’m not bitter, really.
Amiga was home of some of the greatest games of all time, like Peter Molyneux’s Populous and Syndicate, FTL’s Dungeon Master, EA’s Earl Weaver Baseball, and everything by Psygnosis and the Bitmap Brothers.
While it is known an Amiga emulator is imminent for iPhone, created by the same crew that made the Commodore application, what isn’t known is a list of compatible games. However, according to Carnie, the man behind the magic, they have tested several games like Ghosts ‘n Goblins, R-Type, Turrican and one the greatest shoot ‘em ups of all time, Xenon II: Megablast.
Get Speedball II working and I’ll love you long time.
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Why The Amiga Ruled – 100 Amiga Games in 10 Minutes
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