Internet Archive has us used to creating compilations for the most nostalgic and for those of us who have been in the computer world for a few years, and who have passed through our hands the Spectrum, the Amstrad, the AMIGA ... The Internet Archive has once again put in The machinery is running and it currently offers us a complete selection of games and friend applications, around 10.000 of which we can enjoy completely free of charge through our usual browser. If you have already made use of any of the compilations that it offers us regularly, you will know that all games and applications are loaded directly in our browser Without having to download or install the application to run it or each of the games or applications we want to use.
Among the games that we can download we find the conversational graphic adventure The Secret of Monkey Island, the mythical Hubble Bobble, the Double Dragon with those fantastic elbows that knocked down our enemies, Xenon 2… and so we could continue. The best thing is that you directly take a look at it and start to stick a few hours in front of our browser recalling the time of the 80s and 90s when the AMIGA was king.
All games and apps are available in alphabetical order, so the best thing is that we start pulling our memory to be able to remember the best games of the time unless we have enough time to try one by one, something that I do not recommend to anyone.
Shortly after scheduling this article, the guys at Internet Archive they have suspended the service to be able to add and develop the interface in a faster and more fluid way. After contacting them, they informed me that in the next few hours the Amiga games and applications section will be available again so that any user can enjoy these gems of computing.
I think it is no longer available