Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
A What-If Game Library for the Amiga CD32
Ares Computer is developing games for the original Amiga CD32 and measuring them against the console’s 1993 hardware and standards.
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- Amiga CD32 players and retro-game developers
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- The sales model labels its ranges unprovable and accounts for overlapping buyers rather than counting each game's console sales separately.
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The page separates the CD32’s actual history from an invented release schedule, and explicitly labels the right-hand timeline as counterfactual. Its performance discussion distinguishes repository measurements from estimates: for example, it says the “today” column is measured, while some projects’ Chip-bus shares are estimated. The Fast-RAM model also keeps graphics work tied to the Chip-bus separate from code and data that might benefit from faster memory.
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