Yesterday I made video of my Amiga 1200 running three first person shooters. These are Alien Breed 3D from Team 17, Breathless from Fields of Vision and Doom II by ID Software. You’ll find the video below. Hope you like it!
If you want to read more about first person shooters on the Amiga, please have a look at this post on my blog. There you’ll find a list of most of the FPS games released for this computer.
The format of the video seems to be a bit different from what I expected, so I’ll probably replace it this evening with one that isn’t as “widescreen” as this one. It didn’t look like this before I uploaded it to Vimeo.
While browsing YouTube today, I stumbled upon an interesting video by The4mula. It is called “Buying New Amiga Systems in 2012″.
As the title suggests, this video contains information on all Amiga options available in 2012 and where you can get hold of them. This video should be particularly interesting to those of you who are new to the Amiga, as well as old users curious about what’s going on with the platform today.
After watching it, I thought some of you might find it enjoyable to watch. I’ve therefore embedded it below.
Enjoy the show!
Update: Sorry, but it seems like it is not possible to embed the video on my blog due to some restrictions with it. To be able to watch it, you must follow the link that pops up in YouTube window. Sorry again.
I know that some of you were interested in seeing a video of my Amiga 1200 being connected to the Internet. I’ve therefore recorded a video for you today.
I’ve embedded it below, so please have a look and tell me what you think. Sorry about the flickering on the CRT-screen during the video, but I don’t know how to avoid this.
I’d also like to send a special greeting to The Heretic for the nice logo he made for my blog. I’ve used it as the intro-picture in my video. Thanks a lot mate!!
Without further ado, here’s the video of my Amiga 1200 on the Internet:
On the 1st of October 2011, a video called “Legends Do Not Die – All Star” was released by Stefanos “Cool_amigaN” Karousos. It is a tribute to the best of the best when it comes to Amiga games.
The video itself looks very professional and I had great fun watching it. Thought you might be interested in checking it out as well. Without further ado, here’s the video:
Mr. Karousos states on YouTube that a sequel will follow and that it will include all those games that were left out in the first part. Can’t wait to check it out. What do you think about the video?
You’ll find the video below. Hope you like it!
To be able to watch it, you must follow the link that pops up in YouTube window. Sorry again.
