I was getting ready to go to bed with my fiance’, so I was making one last check of my email before I headed to dreamland. When I checked our super secret email list for those of us that host Amiga Roundtable, Bill and Sean had posted replies to a discovery made by TheDaddy on some of the community forums. Some pictures that were released by Commodore USA seem to have been lifted from a magazine’s... 

For 10 years, QuantumLink was the online service for Commodore 64 users. It offered mail, online chat as well as games and public domain files for download. In October 1995, the company changed their name to America Online, and are still know by that name the world over today. Slowly, Commodore users dropped off or switched platforms and the focus of the service centered on PCs and Macs. But QuantumLink... 

The Amiga community has been debating and discussing the whole Commodore USA situation for months now. While this has been going on, C=USA has put their promotional machine into overdrive, and it has been paying off. Now Rolling Stone magazine’s Scott Steinberg is giving his take on the new Commodores and Amigas.  Read More →