Introduction

Lemon Amiga is a hobby project founded and created by me, Kim Lemon, a 43 year old (age is updated automatically thanks to PHP) man from Sweden. Work began on May 6 2004, and my goal was to create an interactive and high quality games archive combined with a community.

Lemon Amiga is a sister site to the Commodore 64 site Lemon64, which I launched in the summer of 1998. Commodore 64 and Amiga were both amusing elements in my childhood, and I made these sites with most enthusiasm.

So, who is Kim Lemon?

I live in a smaller town on the Swedish east coast. I'm regularly surrounded by two wonderful kids, a lovely woman and a spinning cat.

When it comes to gaming I enjoy playing multi-player Amiga games. Bubble Bobble or Super Cars 2 in two-player mode are one of my favourites. Tours in Worms or Slamtilt are great fun as well! Lemmings is played on regular basis.

If you want to know more about the Lemon Amiga project, take a look at my interviews in the gamesTM and RetroGamer magazines.

Special thanks go to:

The Lemoners for taking care of the site and community.
Niklas Påhlsson for technical help and support.
David Brunet for excellent game code language information.
Per-Ola Eriksson for lending me a lot of CD32 games.
CodyJarrett for sending me a lot of screenshots.
Games Coffer for Swedish-British friendship along the way.
DeAdLy_cOoKiE for snail mailing about 150 game advertisements.
AMIGAZ for ripping a lot of original CD games.
UAE/WinUAE developers for making it possible to develop Lemon Amiga.
Dirk_the_Daring for ripping a lot of original CDTV games.
BippyM for sharing an impressive Amiga software collection.
Mort for scanning a lot of Amiga magazines.

Additional thanks to:
My beloved woman, family, friends, moderators, contributors... and of course everyone I've forgot!

How to contact me:
I'm swamped with emails, so if you wish to contact me, please do so via the community.

Photo taken 15+ years ago. I'm way older, wiser and gray these days. ;-)

Amiga Plus (German) April 2, 2005
gamesTM February 24, 2005
RetroGamer February 17, 2005

Minimum requirements during the first year of development:

• No job
• No girlfriend
• Minimal time with friends
• Lots of beer