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I made quite a few games back on my Amiga with AMOS (and even one in C - though much less advanced). Used to play them with my brothers. This was pre-internet a

by octoham 15y ago

I made quite a few games back on my Amiga with AMOS (and even one in C - though much less advanced). Used to play them with my brothers. This was pre-internet and before I'd even heard of BBS's so only 3 or 4 people ever saw them and no copies exist, unless... I still have several billion floppies in boxes at my parents place and I'd love to trawl through and see what I can dig up. Very tempted to put aside a week later this year and see what I can find. While I'm sure nothing I created could be compared to Prince of Persia, I cannot be certain :) Unfortunately though, Github doesn't list AMOS in their languages. Major omission if you ask me...

vidarh 15y ago
There's still a decent sized Amiga community online, so if you find anything interesting, the people over at amiga.org, amigaworld.net and eab.abime.net (English Amiga Board) would probably love to hear about it. The latter is the most creatively oriented, with quite a few people actively interested in archival and recovery "even" of amateur/unfinished stuff. There's a very popular thread there about PD/freeware games, and they've recovered quite a few previously unreleased or games that were thought lost, and even gotten hold of the source code for quite a bit of it. And there are some AMOS fans there too. There's bound to be someone there that'd volunteer to help recover the data on your floppies as well, if you need assistance.