Amiga Games Incorporated and the rights to redistribute over 300 classic IPs have been purchased by a Los Angeles distribution company for a cool half million, who plan to re-release some of our favourite games on "smartphones, modern game consoles, PCs, and tablets."

As a dyed-in-the-wool Amiga fanboy, I'm more than a little excited about this.

"AGI builds on the "Amiga" brand and technology to create new revenue from publisher's dormant game libraries," reads a statement from the Writer's Group Film Corporation sent to us today. "AGI resurrects classic Amiga games and other classic titles, by giving them new life on today's gaming platforms: smartphones, PCs, consoles, and tablets. Older gamers can replay favorites from the past, while a new generation of gamers can experience these excellent titles as freshUnited States, 
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