Nice! And you are right on the better Cannon Fodder versions. Was SWOS a little sharper on the Amiga also?

So i'd look at:

Space Crusade
Speedball II
Hunter
Midwinter 1+2
Those Magnetic Scrolls text adventures with graphics (The Pawn etc)
Carrier Command
Defender of the Crown
Dune 2
Dreamweb
Gunship 2000

For starters.

I have both Amiga Forever & C64 Forever.

I also still have an Amiga 500 but it's easier for me to use the emulators.

Most Amiga games are available for free if you have the legally purchased Roms so I don't see the point of having them here on GoG, although I suppose it would be nice to save me searching sometimes :)

While your intention was great, I really don't see this happening any time soon, if ever.

Addams Family, Agony, Another World, Apprentice, Dyna Blaster and more! - The Company.pl's BIG Amiga-PC playable gaming update!

Benefactor - PC playable Amiga Remakes/Remastered (Platformer)

Black Crypt - Rpg Dungeon Crawler Amiga

Bubble Bobble - Amiga Puzzler/Platformer Remade for PC!

Curse Of Enchantia - Core Design's classic adventure Amiga version, is now available for your PC

Deuteros - One of the best Amiga Space Strategy Games is now for your pc! (

Elite & Frontier: Elite II - PC Playable Amiga ( Space Sim )

Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark 1&2 + Wax Works - Horror Amiga games Remastered! (18+)

High quality Amiga games for your PC?

Eye Of The Beholder 1 & 2 - PC playable Amiga

It Came From The Desert + AntHeads Exp - Amiga Adventure

Jim Power: In Mutant Planet - New Windows 8 PC playable (Platformer) Amiga/Atari game

Lemmings - The Ultimage Compilation : The Amiga pc playable Puzzle/Platformer

Millennium 2.2 - Another great Amiga space strategy with two great remakes!

Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight - PC playable Amiga Remastered

Prince Of Persia - The all time classic Amiga Action Platformer is now available for your PC (Remastered/Remade)

Project-X - Amiga Shoot em up


Pointless GoG selling Amiga games, too much work involved with a multitude of companies, the Amiga kickstarters, plus you have to factor in WHDLOAD!

Why not just visit this site and grab a ton of Amiga Games playable on your pc??
http://www.indieretronews.com/p/blog-page_8.html

For a second I thought it was actually remastered... but no Moonstone actually had a DOS version.

Also the games run via tcUAE. I wonder if Kickstarter roms are involved.

Very interesting, I didn't know about its existence. Thanks!

So instead of oh great list, nice bunch of games there, it's being overly fussy over what is remastered and what isn't? :p

Remastering is the process of making a new master for an album, movie, or any other creation. It tends to refer to the process of porting a recording from an analogue medium to a digital one. Same thing with this they've been remastered through a high quality filter, most likely the emulator.

Ever watched the new remastered Star Trek Generation? That's the original still but it's much sharper with higher detail. Though I think they added some new stars :)

A link to LemonAmiga would provide an even bigger list.
These are not remakes or remasters. It's just roms of games running through an emulator (most likely based on open-source WinUAE) with an upscaling filter. How much of these ports' content is licensed? Is using them any different from just grabbing a torrent of AF or Kickstarter ROMs?

Why not earlier? The first Amiga games came out in around 1986, and already back then many of them were quite nice (looking). And the earlier you go, the better they were than their possible PC counterparts (which had mere CGA or EGA graphics with no sound card support).

There are lots of examples of Amiga games being superior than their PC counterparts, but I would count these out:

DoTC: The original DOS version was indeed horrid, but this got a PC remake in 2002, which is pretty loyal to the Amiga original, but better:

http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/defender-of-the-crown/screenshots

Dune 2... I don't see the point with the Amiga version, which was a port of the PC version. IMHO the original PC version is superior, even the graphics.

DreamWeb: The PC version is quite good (especially the CD version), and the PC version is nowadays freeware:

http://scummvm.org/news/20121021/

Ruff 'n ' Tumble is seriously missing here. It is one of the prettiest games on Amiga, and one of the better sidescrolling 2D action games on any platform.

Looks like Duke Nukem before he hit puberty. O_O
I've heard the title quite often but haven't ever seen or played the game. Looks neat.

It played like a dream :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfBFxvelfVM

Uh, I would really not call that DRM. The way it is, the distributed "ROM" image is xorred (or some other operation, I don't entirely recall) with the full text of the license (the key). It's more like an encrypted file, with the key to it distributed right next to it. If that's DRM, then what are obfuscated game files with no keys in sight?

It's also not entirely original, but modified not to boot on the real hardware. Apparently a third party they licensed it from insisted on that.