Tag: Amiga
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 7
Off the back of an historic treble last season, and qualification to the European Cup group stages, The Spireites have a third opportunity at European glory.
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 6
After a bit of a hiccup in Europe last season, Chesterfield have a second shot at success this time around whilst aiming to retain the Premier League title.
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 5
Coming off the back of a domestic treble in our first season in the Premier League, The Spireites are now playing European football!
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 4
We are here. The Promised Land. The top flight. The most competitive league in world football. The Premier League. But can we survive?...
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 3
Having climbed to Division One, the level of competition increases drastically with Premier League household names all competing in the same league as us!
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 2
After a 100 point season and taking home the Div 3 title, The Spireites have a shot at back to back promotions competing in Div 2.
Championship Manager 93 - Taking the Spireites to new heights! - Part 1
My first full season playing the Amiga version of CM93, and can I take the Spireites to new heights!?
The Artist and the Amiga
Andy Warhol was enamored with the first computer he ever owned—and he didn’t seem all that worried about the risks of disruption.
Hiding in the Basket
A conversation about Easter eggs hiding in software, why they’re fun, and why they might not always be seen as good things by IT admins.
Sounding Board
After pissing off half the internet with our list on faded graphics formats, we’re doing the same thing with outdated audio formats. We’re fearing the worst.
Amiga Appreciation
Viva Amiga, a new documentary on the Amiga computer, highlights why the platform never completely disappeared, even after all these years.
Your Secret Amiga
In the '90s, the Prevue Guide—the scrolling spreadsheet of a cable channel that told you what was on the air—kept the Amiga alive way after Commodore died.