it’s a reasonable guess that you would have had a 16-bit home computer on your desk, and furthermore that it might have been a Commodore Amiga. These machines gave the best bang for the buck in ...

To be an Amiga fan during the dying days of the hardware platform back in the mid 1990s was to have a bleak existence indeed. Commodore had squandered what was to us the best computer ever with ...

The Commodore Amiga was one of the most powerful and affordable home computers of its day, and is home to some of the best and most fondly remembered gaming titles of the late '80s and '90s.

MorphOS, on the other hand, is closed-source, only works on PowerPC systems, and costs €79, but it's extremely polished and arguably offers the best Amiga software experience. It's worth noting ...

The best-selling model, the Amiga 500, featured 512Kb of RAM (an ... So all those people leafing through the Yellow Pages to chose their home computer would at least find the Amiga before its ...