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It has been confirmed by Troels Ersking that a development team have been assigned to bring the Allegro Development Library to the Amiga platform. With over 280 Euros raised through Amiga Bounty to support the development it would seem that a willing developer has finally come forward.
The Allegro game development library provides all the key ingredients to create games and other multimedia software on your chosen platform. This exciting development has raised hopes that games produced using this library will in turn become available to Amiga gamers once the project has been finished. Titles such as UFO2000, which is inspired by the famous X-COM: UFO Defense game, Zelda Classic, a remake of The Legend of Zelda, Priority: Survive, a real-time strategy game, and Dune II - The Maker.
In unrelated news, APC&TCP are seeking programmers to speed up some projects in development. They would like programmers with good or very good knowledge in 68k assembler, very important C, and even C++. Interested parties should contact them for further information about the projects and payment.
Interested parties should e-mail Andreas Magerl of APC&TCP at:-
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It has been confirmed by Troels Ersking that a development team have been assigned to bring the Allegro Development Library to the Amiga platform. With over 280 Euros raised through Amiga Bounty to support the development it would seem that a willing developer has finally come forward.
The Allegro game development library provides all the key ingredients to create games and other multimedia software on your chosen platform. This exciting development has raised hopes that games produced using this library will in turn become available to Amiga gamers once the project has been finished. Titles such as UFO2000, which is inspired by the famous X-COM: UFO Defense game, Zelda Classic, a remake of The Legend of Zelda, Priority: Survive, a real-time strategy game, and Dune II - The Maker. In unrelated news, APC&TCP are seeking programmers to speed up some projects in development. They would like programmers with good or very good knowledge in 68k assembler, very important C, and even C++. Interested parties should contact them for further information about the projects and payment. Interested parties should e-mail Andreas Magerl of APC&TCP at:- apc-tcp.de
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