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The ] was an important platform for ]s in the late ] and early ]. It was the first ] to gain major success as a games machine due to its ] and ] subsystems, which were widely considered to be far ahead of their time. A game made for the Amiga platform generally had much better sound and graphics than the same game running on a ]. |
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At its zenith in the early 1990s, the Amiga became the platform of choice of many games development companies. At that time virtually every game destined for the PC was first released on the Amiga to test the waters due to cheaper development costs. |
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The Amiga gaming scene was responsible for the rapid growth of small gaming companies including ] who were contracted by ] to produce the Amiga's standard graphics format ], and Electronic Arts' '']'' was included as standard with many Amigas thus giving them early access allowing them to gain a major foothold. |
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== Important Amiga games == |
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=== Early games === |
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*'']'' -- Commodore -- (]) |
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=== Popular games === |
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*'']'' -- ] |
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=== Historically significant games === |
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*'']'' -- ] -- (]) |
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=== Games that have been distributed with the Amiga === |
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*'']'' -- ] -- (]) |
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=== RPGs === |
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== Amiga game developers == |
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Many famous game developers first established themself on the Amiga, although some such as ] has already established reputations from the 8-bit computer games. Famous Amiga game developers include: |
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== Screenshots == |
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== See also == |
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== External links == |
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* Amiga game database containing links to all legal downloads, review info, game music, etc. |
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