Amstrad CPC 6128
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Magic Pockets - A great Amiga platformer as a port for the Amstrad CPC 6128 via Lake Software and AI
The 1991 platformer Magic Pockets, originally developed by The Bitmap Brothers and published by Renegade, has been ported to the Amstrad CPC 6128 by Lake Software with AI assistance. The conversion aims to replicate the original gameplay and features, including the animated intro and title track, with fluid gameplay and sound powered by the CPC's AY audio chip.
Conan : Hall of Volta - 1984 Datasoft classic, now on the Amstrad CPC 6128 via AI and Oldschool Is Beautiful
An unofficial fan port of Datasoft's 1984 classic Conan: Hall of Volta has been released for the Amstrad CPC 6128, utilizing AI and reverse-engineering from the Commodore 64 version. This new port features re-engineered audio and visuals to take advantage of the Amstrad CPC's capabilities while maintaining the original game's logic and pacing.
Gold Mine Run! - A rather decent WIP Amstrad CPC 128k game by Asic28
Asic28 has released a preview of Gold Mine Run!, a new game in development for the Amstrad CPC 6128. Players explore underground tunnels, collecting gold while avoiding enemies and managing a shrinking light source. The shareware demo offers 5 stages across three difficulty settings, with the full version planned to include 6 worlds and 30 stages.
Bubble Ghost - A fan conversion of the 1990 Game Boy game for the Amstrad 6128 by Kirby2000
Developer Kirby2000 has released a fan conversion of the 1990 Game Boy game Bubble Ghost for the Amstrad CPC 6128. This adaptation faithfully recreates all 35 original stages with authentic Game Boy-style graphics and a recreated soundtrack using the Amstrad's AY audio chip.
Outrun 2026 - An Arcade racing classic gets an AI Amstrad CPC 128k port by Oldschool Is Beautiful
A new port of the classic SEGA Master System game Outrun, titled Outrun 2026, has been developed for the Amstrad CPC 6128 by Oldschool Is Beautiful. Notably, the entire game engine, utilities, and music conversion were programmed using Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 AI model, with the human creator acting solely as director and tester.
Rollerball CPC - HAL Laboratory's 1984 MSX pinball, now on the Amstrad CPC
A new homebrew port of HAL Laboratory's 1984 MSX pinball game, Rollerball, has been released for the Amstrad CPC. Developed by Oldschool, this version runs the original code on the Amstrad hardware, featuring recreated mechanics and visuals. The game requires an Amstrad CPC 6128 or an expanded 464/664 model.
