The Commodore Amiga — the machine that put 4,096 colors and stereo sampled sound on desks in 1985, and never really died. This is 16-Bit World’s home for Amiga coverage: histories, retrospectives, and the modern scene keeping the platform alive.
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Amiga: The Computer That Saw the Future — the complete story, from the Lorraine prototype to MiSTer FPGA.
More Amiga articles are on the way — check back often.
