Celebrating physical media from a world long gone.
Silent Service II (MicroProse, 1990) for DOS PCs.
Minimum system requirements:
- PC XT
- 512k RAM
- DOS 2.0
Box came with a massive manual (including technical specifications for submarines and battelships), a keyboard overlay, a games catalog, and more.
Later ported to Amiga and Atari ST.
After a certain age,
your parents slowly become your children.
They ask same questions again.
They repeat stories you've heard a thousand times.
They forget little things.
Their steps become slower.
Their world becomes smaller.
And without realizing it...
The people who once carried you through life begin depending on you.
Very few people recognize this role reversal.
What feels like an inconvenience is often just time reminding us that nothing lasts forever.
Don't rush them.
Don't correct them harshly.
Don't make them feel like a burden.
One day, their voice will be silent.
The questions will stop.
The stories will never be told again.
And you'll wish for just one more interruption...
One more repeated story...
One day, you'll give anything to hear those same stories again.
One more chance to hear them call your name.
Growing old is a privilege not everyone receives.
Care for them the way they once cared for you
Itβs repayment.Β
It's the final way we say...
Thank you for spending your life loving me .
Some modern Commodore Amiga productions.
Demo included (the 1st place at Revision 2026), they're an essential part of the Amiga experience.
Some games are in development (e.g. Flying Shark) while others are done (e.g. Rygar).
Many AGA arcade ports, rightfully taking advantage of its exclusive fetch modes/Fast-DMA to give a leeway for better performance and accuracy.