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A COMPLETE MAKEOVER FOR YOUR CPC
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Homebrew.AT offers you to play on your real CPC. But are you sure it is in perfect condition? Don't you want to play on your new
flat screen or prepare the necessary material to copy on 3" floppy disks all these wonders? Amstrad Today will guide you step-by-step
to make the most of your favorite computer.
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Here is a small selection of websites in different languages that also allow to keep aware of news about
homebrew on CPC, real mines full of informations and files to discover past, new and of course future
productions.
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Amstrad ESP
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CEZ Amstrad Zone
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A site dedicated to the history and news about Spanish games, nothing but Spanish games... in Spanish!
But the productivity of Spanish deserves a little effort.
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Another website dedicated to Spanish games, but multi-platform and very active. Moreover, CEZ was
an oldschool homebrews editor for several years.
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CPC Game Reviews
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CPC Rulez
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Hundreds of reviews! Nicholas CAMPBELL specializes in flash reviews of all existing games on CPC
including homebrew games.
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All news about homebrew games, demos and more. It also offers the most popular forum of the French
scene. Just unavoidable.
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The ultimate CPC database. everything you need, you will find it here. In perpetual development,
CPC Power is interested in all games and much more.
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The Wikipedia of the CPC. CPC Wiki provides a busy forum with all the
latest news about games in development.
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Another reference website, crossroads of informations about CPC demoscene. You'll find interviews,
reports and other exciting articles.
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An interesting website which offers to play online and share your scores. It finds its place here to encourage its creator to offer indie games in its list.
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Find on their website the most active actors of the CPC homebrew scene but also publishers who offer
official box releases for some titles. However it is frequently tape versions but after all the idea is
to buy an object and retribute the developers.
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Arkos
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Les Sucres en Morceaux
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All demos and games ARKOS stamped, and more with games created under other labels by Julien
NEVO (Targhan), the main actor of the group.
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All the Sylvestre CAMPIN (Supersly) productions who also participated in the development of many games,
including the fabulous Orion Prime from Cargo Soft.
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A website dedicated to the GPA group and presented by its most active member, Hervé MONCHATRE
(Tom & Jerry). You will find all his productions.
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A Spanish label particularly productive on a lot of retro-computers including Spectrum, C64 and MSX and of course
on CPC.
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This other Spanish label is surely one of the most productive homebrew studios and created lot of quality games for CPC.
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Bollaware is a pioneer in modern homebrew development and has created several ambitious titles before
leaving CPC. This site tells their story.
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C.N. Gonzalez is a Spanish author that created some great games such as the fabulous
Bubble Bobble 4 CPC. His website is full of surprises!
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A publisher specialized in the distribution of oldschool products for our old computers. However, all
productions are CPC tape version only.
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Psytronik
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CEZ Game Studio
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Another publisher specialized in homebrew games on 8-bit computers. You'll find in particular some games
of Paul KOOISTRA (Axelay) but tape versions again.
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Even if CEZ stopped to publish homebrew games in 2009, you will find many of their titles on their virtual
shop, but only tape versions.
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An eclectic publisher whom does not just publish indie games but offers quality content for every title published. Have a look.
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Rather specialized in publishing games for MSX and Spectrum, their Amstrad CPC catalog offers some quality indie games.
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This Spanish developer which created the interesting Elf - The Adventure Part 1 sells its productions directly on its website.
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A small selection of websites dedicated to retrogaming and especially following the homebrew news, further
underlining the importance of creativity of fans in maintaining in life all those machines entered in history!
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Oldschool Gaming
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Pix'n Love
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Many game reviews for many oldschool computers and entertainment systems. A website that closely follows
the news with interesting articles, including interviews.
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A french publishing house specialized in publishing books on video game culture. Their magazine offers in each
issue a lot of news and articles on oldschool homebrews.
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A Spanish magazine dedicated to indies on all machines, modern and oldschool. An impressive work to
discover and freely downloadable in PDF format.
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A former downloadable magazine now following the news of indies from 8 to 128 bits directly online.
They created several homebrew games on PC and C64.
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Certainly the reference website to follow the news of the retrogaming homebrews on all platforms. A crossroads of information!
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We clearly advise you to run the games available on Homebrew.AT on a real CPC. But as it is not always simple,
here are some emulators that will help you to run CPC games regardless your system. For iOS or Android emulator, just
have a look on App Store or Play Store. On Windows, we recommend you Caprice32. Easier than WinAPE for standard use, it also offers a
better sound emulation.
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