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You've just come to a warmhearted place all dedicated to the Amiga computer. We bring the classic days back into the spotlight by providing a forum as well as a library stuffed with games.
Each week thousands of nostalgics, sceners and fanatics gather here and enjoy our fun and interactive community. Regardless if you're a hardcore Amiga fan or just looking for a light nostalgia trip, you'll definitely find something of interest here at Lemon.
1176476 visits since year 2005. Pretty cool, huh?
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Lemon Amiga proudly presents a Windows based frontend for WinUAE. Lemonade allows both newcomers and veterans of Amiga emulation to play games more comfortable than ever before.
Download Lemonade Now
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The Lemon Amiga box scans are of higher quality than any other Amiga sites out there! Tons of hours have been spent on removing scratches, rotate, colour/contrast adjust and crop the images to ensure you top quality scans. The boxes have been scanned by our contributors in 300 DPI, exclusively for Lemon Amiga. You can list all of our box scans here! There are hundreds of box scans in our queue so stay tuned for more updates soon...
Merry Christmas & Happy New Amiga Year to all Lemoners out there!
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Despite me being extremely busy with work and having a demanding girlfriend, I managed (with some help from Haplo) to add some more games to Lemon Amiga. Check them out!
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I have now added music for the games starting with letter P-Z, so the core for adding music is finally over and done. List the 476 games which have music!
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I have added a new feature to the game pages named 'Possible Download Sites'. These links go to three of the largest Amiga game download sites, either by making a search for the game on the site, or by listing all games that start with the same letter as the game you're viewing.
The links are automatically generated based on certain circumstances for the game you're viewing. There is no guarantee that you'll find the game on these sites, but the chances are pretty high!
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Busy times here! I've now added music for 130 games starting with letters E-O. Unfortunately there's no way to list games by the date the music was added, so that's why I keep posting the same link over and over for these updates. ;)
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We're now linking to Amiga Magazine Rack so that you quickly can watch scans from magazine reviews. There is now an impressive amount of 8311 links to reviews in the games archive, and ALL of them have scanned pages on AMR.
Lemon Amiga now also cross-links with Universal Videogame List.
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I've added more music for the games from A-D. More music for the rest of the alphabet will come shortly, meanwhile check out the list of games with music.
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Thanks to the Flash based Amiga Modplayer 8BitBoy, you can now listen to game music directly in your browser! Many thanks go to Andre Michelle for compiling a custom Lemon Amiga version.
Click here to browse all games which have music so far!
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We're now linking to YouTube so that you quickly can watch longplay and speedrun videos online. Here is a list of all games with YouTube video links.
The videos have been recorded by the guys at Recorded Amiga Games.
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This update mostly includes rare games, along with some PC ports such as Duke Nukem, Heretic, Hexen and Wolfenstein 3D.
Check out the new games!
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‘Curse of Enchantia’ is by no means a complete failure – but the adventure portfolio of the competitors is far better. Little Brad is no real match for Guybrush Threepwood or Dr. Jones...
Read the full review
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In the early 1980s Jay Miner, along with other Atari staffers, started to create a new 68000-based games console, codenamed Lorraine. To raise money for the Lorraine project, Amiga designed and sold joysticks and cartridges for consoles such as Atari 2600 and ColecoVision. |
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What you see here is the ending for Chuck Rock. Hundreds of endings for other Amiga games can be watched and downloaded from...
Amiga Endings
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