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GemRB Engine Brings Baldur’s Gate to 68k Amiga

The GemRB package, which reimplements the Infinity Engine for games like Baldur's Gate, has been ported to 68k Amigas after earlier AmigaOS 4 and WarpOS versions. Players need to supply their own game data files, and the release includes an installer to set up CD or digital copies directly on Amiga. Extensive optimization means the 68k version runs 2-3 times faster on a PiStorm CM4 than the OS4 version on an AmigaOne X1000, with these improvements set to be backported later. via amiga-news.de

Kaboom! Gets Unofficial Apple IIgs Port

Kaboom! Gets Unofficial Apple IIgs Port

Developer Galamoon, known for recent retro ports, has released an unofficial Apple IIgs adaptation of Kaboom!, Larry Kaplan's 1981 Atari 2600 game originally published by Activision. Players move three buckets to catch bombs dropped by the Mad Bomber, with missed bombs costing a bucket. The game is available to download for a name-your-own price. via itch.io