Mr. Nutz Hoppin’ Mad available for the BlackBerry Z10, Q10 and PlayBook

Mr. Nutz Hoppin’ Mad is the first of the Ocean titles to be released, with more to come.

SEATTLE, Washington, USA. — April 25, 2013 — Mr. Nutz Hoppin’ Mad, a game based on the Mr. Nutz character created by Philippe Dessoly is the first of the Ocean Software titles to be released by Amiga for BlackBerry 10 handsets and PlayBook tablets.

“It is so exciting to see Mr. Nutz brought back to life and available for many to play and enjoy” Said Philippe Dessoly, “It is my hope that all of my friends and developers who also worked with Ocean will join me and make as many of our titles available again.”

Ocean Software France will continue to work with Amiga and Ocean Software UK to bring our amazing titles forward to new devices and new audiences said Marc Djan, President Ocean Software France. “Working with Amiga was fast and easy and very quickly they were able to get products to market. It is great to see these titles live again in our new mobile world”.

Amiga Anywhere developers can also take advantage of new additions in AA2 that support and expand upon Amiga Anywhere to support the new BlackBerry 10 platform.

The first Amiga computer shipped in 1985 and was an immediate hit with game developers and publishers. Many of today’s best known game publishers made their start on the Amiga. The high quality production of games from the likes of Team 17, Ocean, EA, Factor 5, Lucas Arts, Bitmap Brothers and Cinemaware, to name just a few, coupled with the state-of-the-art hardware made an unbeatable combination. Today Amiga, Inc. is working with these publishers to make many of these amazing games available to play once again.

Calling all classic Amiga game developers and publishers… If you hold the publishing rights to a commercial Amiga game or application, or know somebody that does, then we are seeking to get in touch with you. Amiga are bringing classic games written for the original Amiga hardware to life on BlackBerry devices using our new Amiga Anywhere platform. Please contact us at 

About Amiga

The AMIGA® personal computer was developed and sold by Commodore International and Amiga Corporation. Amiga, Inc. produces and distributes enabling technologies and applications for wired and wireless devices that provide technology to developers for writing and porting applications to a new multi-media operating system that is hardware agnostic, enabling applications to run unchanged on various support platforms including Cell Phones, Tablets, Desktops, Set Top Boxes, and Digital Televisions. For more information, visit www.amiga.com or email 

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Cinemaware’s Wings™ and other great classics now available for BlackBerry PlayBook and BlackBerry 10 smartphones

Special BlackBerry Z10 launch price break from $ 2.99 to $.99 for a limited time

Cinemaware® and Amiga are bringing their famous titles to BlackBerry

MIAMI, Florida/SEATTLE, Washington, USA. — March 14, 2013 — Amiga, Inc. and Cinemaware (the company which originally introduced cinematic storytelling into games) are working together to bring the entire Cinemaware catalog of Amiga games to the latest BlackBerry® devices.

“In partnership with Amiga, we are excited to announce the availability of our titles for BlackBerry devices and to be part of the launch of the new BlackBerry 10 platform,” said Oberst Leermeister, a corporate spokesperson for Cinemaware. “These fun and very addictive games can now be played anywhere, by anyone with a new BlackBerry 10 smartphone.”

Amiga is proud to announce the immediate availability of Wings. More than just a simulator, Wings features genuine arcade action and an emotion packed role playing experience. This will be followed by many more classic Cinemaware titles including Defender of the Crown®, Rocket Ranger™, Lords of the Rising Sun™ and It Came from the Desert™. The first Amiga computer shipped in 1985 and was an immediate hit with game developers and publishers. Many of today’s best known game publishers got their start on the Amiga. The high-quality production of games from the likes of Team 17, Ocean, EA, Factor 5, Lucas Arts, Bitmap Brothers and Cinemaware, to name just a few, coupled with the state-of-the-art hardware made an unbeatable combination. Today Amiga, Inc. is working with these publishers to make many of these amazing games available to play once again.

Calling all classic Amiga game developers and publishers… If you hold the publishing rights to a commercial Amiga game or application, or know somebody that does, then we are seeking to get in touch with you. Amiga are bringing classic games written for the original Amiga hardware to life on BlackBerry devices using our new Amiga Anywhere platform. Please contact us at 

About Amiga

The AMIGA® personal computer was developed and sold by Commodore International and Amiga Corporation. Amiga, Inc. produces and distributes enabling technologies and applications for wired and wireless devices that provide technology to developers for writing and porting applications to a new multi-media operating system that is hardware agnostic, enabling applications to run unchanged on various support platforms including Cell Phones, Tablets, Desktops, Set Top Boxes, and Digital Televisions. For more information, visit www.amiga.com or email 

About Cinemaware

Originally founded in 1985, Cinemaware became an innovative force in interactive entertainment across multiple platforms of computers, consoles and mobile devices. With its titles rooted in classic movie genres and renowned for their Hollywood-caliber production values

Cinemaware titles delivered immersive storytelling and innovative gameplay. The company rocketed to the top of the gaming world with its inaugural 1986 release, Defender of the Crown®, which was followed up by several other dazzling titles including S.D.I.™, The King of Chicago™, Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon™, Rocket Ranger™, The Three Stooges®, Lords of the Rising Sun™, It Came From the Desert™, Wings™ and the TV Sports™ series of sports titles. At a later stage, the company released a major console project in the form of Robin Hood: Defender of the Crown™ and several Game Boy Advance titles. Cinemaware titles still reside among numerous “Best Games of All Time” lists, having been played by millions of gamers across multiple platforms, and are considered some of the best, most innovative and most influential games ever created.

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Bitmap Brothers Xenon and Xenon 2 ™ and other great classics Available for the BlackBerry PlayBook and BlackBerry 10 Smartphones

Bitmap Brothers® and Amiga working together to bring their titles to BlackBerry

LONDON, England/SEATTLE, Washington, USA. — February 28, 2013 — Bitmap Brothers and Amiga, Inc. are working together to bring Bitmap Brothers catalog of Amiga games to the latest BlackBerry® devices. “Seeing Speedball and Xenon on the new BlackBerry Z10 smartphone was fantastic and working with Amiga will allow all of our titles to be available for all of the new BlackBerry devices,” said Mike Montgomery Founder Bitmap Brothers.

Amiga is pleased to announce the immediate availably of Xenon, Xenon 2 and Speedball for the new BlackBerry Z10 and PlayBook. Amiga will continue to release more Bitmap Brothers titles including The Chaos Engine, Gods and Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe. All of the titles will be available in February 2013.

The first Amiga computer shipped in 1985 and was an immediate hit with game developers and publishers. Many of today’s best known game publishers got their start on the Amiga. The high-quality production of games from the likes of Team 17, Ocean, EA, Factor 5, Lucas Arts, Bitmap Brothers and Cinemaware, to name just a few, coupled with the state-of-the-art hardware made an unbeatable combination. Today Amiga, Inc. is working with these publishers to make many of these amazing games available to play once again.

Calling all classic Amiga game developers and publishers… If you hold the publishing rights to a commercial Amiga game or application, or know somebody that does, then we are seeking to get in touch with you. Amiga are bringing classic games written for the original Amiga hardware to life on Blackberry devices using our new Amiga Anywhere platform. Please contact us at

About Amiga

The AMIGA® personal computer was developed and sold by Commodore International and Amiga Corporation. Amiga, Inc. produces and distributes enabling technologies and applications for wired and wireless devices that provide technology to developers for writing and porting applications to a new multi-media operating system that is hardware agnostic, enabling applications to run unchanged on various support platforms including Cell Phones, Tablets, Desktops, Set Top Boxes, and Digital Televisions. For more information, visit www.amiga.com or email

About Bitmap Brothers

Founded in 1987, The Bitmap Brothers are the original ‘rock star’ developers: a small but highly successful development team with a history of creating unique, critically and commercially acclaimed IP. Continually striving for originality, attention to detail and new levels of playability, the company has been responsible for several of the games industry’s most memorable titles, and have developed for nearly every hardware iteration to date.

The first game from The Bitmap Brothers, Xenon, was released in 1988. A sophisticated shoot-‘em up that, through a combination of cutting-edge graphics and challenging gameplay became the first Amiga game to enter the UK top 40 charts, selling over 100 000 units. In the same year, The Bitmap Brothers immediately followed the success of Xenon with the seminal future-sport game Speedball, a mesmerising arcade sports sim praised as one of the greatest two-player games ever designed and recipient of countless awards.

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