Overview

• The Internet Archive’s Amiga Software Library now offers free in-browser play of more than 13,000 titles, sparing users from original disk swapping.
• Retro Games’ A500 Mini replicates the Amiga 500 experience on modern TVs with preloaded classics, USB ports and HDMI output for around €250.
• Emulation projects and digital archives are reviving the Amiga’s multimedia heritage, highlighting its groundbreaking 4096-color graphics and four-channel stereo sound.
• The Amiga’s custom chips—Agnus for DMA, Denise for graphics and Paula for audio—remain celebrated for offloading intensive tasks from the CPU.
• Enthusiasts and developers are working on a full-size Amiga clone with authentic keyboard support, though licensing issues have stalled its release.