During this video I create my own "boing ball badged" Amiga 1000 in honor of Dave Needle's memory and life, one of the founding father's of the Amiga computer. He was also co-creator of the Atari Lynx, 3DO, a husband and a father. R.I.P Dave Needle. ARTICLE VERSION with photos: https://www.amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1991 00:00 - 00:21 Opening Titles 00:22 - 01:00 Remembrance 01:01 - 01:30 Serial Number One 01:31 - 02:16 Unique Machine 02:17 - 03:28 Those Boing Ball Badges 03:29 - 06:19 Plastic Surgery 06:20 - 06:54 Outro PHOTO CREDITS I used photos and video clips, with permission, from: - Adam P. Spring, PhD. - Alan W. Rateliff, II Thanks very much to both gentleman for the use of their photos. Piano Music performed by my son, Graham Hill (12). Graham is performing Chopin's Valse OP. 34 #2 Outro music permission by the ULTRA bad ass: Axion, with permission [Canada]. https://axionsynthwave.bandcamp.com/ 4K Abstract Tunnel VJ Motion Background https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_901zff0JQ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsK3gry9ZfQ

The Secret of Monkey Island for Amiga on OS 1.3 had the BEST game icon, and enormous 2-state icon, I've ever seen. LOVE ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WI5dz6UoQ8

Rogue for Amiga is hands down the best version of Rogue made for home computers. I walk through the history of Rogue and the original core ports made in the 1980s. I also show some of the original core "roguelikes" as they were made on Amiga in the 80s and early 90s and show the main differences. ● Many thanks to our awesome monthly Site Supporters and Channel Members for their support!!! Michael Wallen (walldog) Travis Carter (joethezombie) Graham Shaw (grshaw) ● How to Play Amiga Rogue: https://youtu.be/L_RZ4CmfKPg ● AmigaLove links: https://www.amigalove.com/ https://mastodon.social/@amigalove Table of Contents 00:00 - 00:25 Intro Titles 00:26 - 02:03 Overview 02:04 - 03:45 Roguelike Defined 03:46 - 05:48 A Brief History 05:49 - 07:57 Macintosh and Atari ST Ports 07:58 - 10:19 Amiga Port 10:20 - 14:10 Hack, Hacklite and Nethack 14:11 - 15:10 Larn 15:11 - 17:33 Angband and Moria 17:34 - 23:34 Conclusion Acknowledgements ● Intro/Outro music (and more) by the ULTRA bad ass: Axion, with permission [Canada]. https://axionsynthwave.bandcamp.com/ ● Additional Soundtrack music permission by the RIGHTEOUSLY awesome Droid Bishop, with permission [Los Angeles, CA] https://droidbishop.bandcamp.com/ ● Thanks to David L. Craddock for the use of the photo by Glenn Wichman of Glenn and Michael Toy. Also many thanks to David for all his work in the fantastic book, "Dungeon Hacks." I highly recommend both the paperback and audiobook. Find more from David Craddock: https://davidlcraddock.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUb9geptHAw

Ever wonder how Lord Chaos created his fiendish dungeons? Well wonder no more! This animation - which was included on the Chaos Strikes Back utility disk - reveals the story and his process. More info: https://amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=615 Video recorded off original floppy disk on an Amiga 2000 and original Commodore speakers. Chaos Strikes Back (FTL, 1989) for Commodore Amiga 1MB RAM required Recorded from an Amiga 2000 sporting a Commodore 1080 CRT monitor. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yx8hkuoYv0