Remember those good old days when the next new game for your home computer would come from typing in a listing published in the latest magazine? Well I thought it would be nice to re-introduce those golden days by starting a topic focusing on (mini) listings especially for the Commodore 64 computer.

Charlton Heston died of unspecified causes at age 84! The actor has left a great legacy in the countless movies he played in and although he wasn't the greatest actor, he was one of the great movie-icons and he will be missed.

G A S G: Some great & not so great Amiga games I've come across whilst testing out various emulators, read more about my initial findings and take a look at some of the screenshots.

Amiga emulation - especially CD32 emulation - is well what can I say "worse than on any other platform." The Amiga was a very versatile and well-known computer in its time with a lot of multimedia capabilities that you'll find on todays computers too. The OSX has sort of been left out in the cold when it comes to an easy to use emulator. If you want a quick and solid emulation experience you might opt to install Windows on your Mac and use the Windows emulators on that platform. But today I go back to OSX based Amiga emulation and I have discovered that there might be some more Amiga emulators out there for Mac OSX than I initially thought. Let's take a look at them:

The success of the Asus EEE-pc has driven hardware developers to come up with their own alternatives to the lean and mean Asus portable.

Germany, is well known for being one of the largest strong-holds for PC-gaming over here in Europe. Well things have changed...

WinUAE - the Unusable Amiga Emulator - isn't as unusable as it was in the past. The latest Windows versions have made huge strides. The latest release - WinUAE 1.4.6 - features a nice drop down menu that makes it possible to quickly select the appropriate machines.