The Amiga Games Awards 2006 results are now available at http://obligement.free.fr/hitparade/award2006.php .

The results :

1. Robin Hood The Legend Of Sherwood
2. Snow Bros
3. Primate Plunge
4. Sudoku
5. Ri-Li
6. Daimonin
7. Globulation
8. Widelands
9. Spear Of Destiny
10. Pengupop

Since the last update back in July 2006 we got more than 100 new registrations. We would to thank to 444 participants who submitted us their data.

http://powerup.amigaworld.de/index.php?lang=en&page=39

We are still looking for more data to get a more detailed results.

Hi

Amiga Center, the well-worldwide known Amiga Repair Service has moved to a new location.

His new address is :

AMIGA CENTER - BOULET JEAN-JACQUES
35 PLACE DU COURS
71110 MARCIGNY
FRANCE

Cinnamon Writer is a WYSIWYG Word like editor (WIP). Right now the application support truetype fonts and several layout related tools and a very rudimentary support for RTF files.

The archive is available on the download section of www.desler.be and on www.OS4Depot.net

Push4Dock is a start menu like environment based on AmiDock for AmigaOS4.

Preview / Download

Updated OS4 Remote Desktop GUI available

A new version of the Remote Desktop GUI for OS4 has been released.

You may download the updated GUI from HD-Zone.

One of the oldest Amiga sites Amibench, is celebrating 9 Years of service to the Amiga community.

Buy and Sell your unwanted Amiga items Here

Visit amibench.net today.

Frying Pan is (as the name says) a CD / DVD burning / mastering software for AmigaOS 3.x (inc Emulation and AmigaOS4 systems.
An updated version 1.1 has been released. You can find it in download section of the Frying Pan Website. Note the program is shareware.

More...

Unfortunately it's not AmigaOS4, but almost as good AmigaOS 3.x runs on Sony's new PlayStation3 using EvilRich's PPC-Linux implementation of E-UAE. Yellow Dog Linux is known to work. If anyone else has tried Fedora Core, please let me know.

A big thanks to Richard Drummond for all his hard work!

Grab it from here.

Dream17 reports that this month's issue of GameTM features a 29-page special on the Amiga. Among the articles included is an interview with Martyn Brown, as well as other names from the glorious days of the Amiga.

In related news, Retro Gamer has a feature on the CD32, which they describe as "one of gaming's underrated consoles".