A new Roadmap page is now available on Amiga Paradise.

This page provides a clear overview of the major systems currently available on the website, their development status, and the improvements planned for future updates.

Over the past months, Amiga Paradise has grown significantly, with the addition of user accounts, favorites, playlists, comments, ratings, notifications, the radio system, statistics tools, and many other features. The roadmap offers a simple way to see how the project has evolved and where it is heading next.

As always, the roadmap will be updated whenever important milestones are reached.

Thank you for your continued support and interest in the preservation of Amiga music and history.

Zany Golf soundtrack was re-recorded:
- Overall audio quality improved
- The sound is much more pleasant to the ear (less harsh attack)
- The sound is much less distorted
- Sample rendering is better
- The title screen is now complete and is no longer cut off by the end of the game loading screen
- The sound played by the game at the beginning of each hole has been removed
- The two samples "Hole In" and "Timer Bonus" are still from the old in-game recording (they don't play correctly in the original files)
- An alternative version of hole 3 has been added (without drums)

A new notification system has been added to Amiga Paradise!

Starting today, registered users will automatically receive notifications when new additions matching their favorites are added to the site. This includes composers, groups, developers/publishers and other credited personalities.

The goal is simple: help you discover new uploads related to the people and teams you enjoy most, without having to constantly check the latest additions manually.

If you have not used the favorites system yet, this is a good time to give it a try — simply add your favorite composers, groups or developers while browsing the database and the site will keep an eye on future additions for you automatically.

A new update has just been deployed on Amiga Paradise!

This update introduces a revamped profile avatar system with many new retro-inspired avatars based on classic Amiga hardware, software companies, Workbench icons and iconic game characters. The user dashboard menu has also been reorganized and improved for easier navigation.

We also continued improving the custom playlist system introduced during the previous update, making playlist management more practical and better integrated into the dashboard experience.

As always, more improvements and retro content are coming soon!

Amiga Paradise has received another major internal update!

Over the past few days, many public pages have been heavily redesigned and modernized, including the search engine, artist/group/company pages, navigation handling, and the brand new database-driven changelog system.

Several interfaces now use improved layouts with better readability, categorized results, zebra-striped listings, responsive information tables and many internal optimizations behind the scenes. The search engine has also been significantly refined and now provides clearer and more intelligent results.

Because a large part of the site's structure, stylesheets and internal scripts have recently changed, some visitors may temporarily experience visual glitches or outdated layouts caused by old cached files stored by their browser.

If something does not display correctly, please force-refresh the page using:

CTRL + F5

This will force your browser to reload the latest versions of all files used by the site.

Thank you for your patience and continued support!

Sim City 2000 soundtrack is finally recorded in full:
- Re-recorded the existing musics from game files.
- The page now offers 18 musics (instead of 4).

Turrican II soundtrack has been re-recorded:
- Overall quality improved.
- No more cracks and pops due to hardware failures.
- Tracks are now looping correctly (some music intros were playing twice).
- Title screen don't loop because it's already 7 minutes long.
- Track names from composer are now used, with ingame place where it plays.
- Tracks reordered (mostly in worlds 3 and 5).
- Added 2 heartbeat BGMs (world 5) which were missing.
- All Jingles available (cutscenes and level ends).

Turrican sountrack has been re-recorded:
- Overall quality improved.
- As this was an old tape recording, the weird filtering is gone.
- Loops have been revised and are now correct.
- Tracks have correct names (from composer).
- Ending & Highscore music moved to the end of the playlist, along with the title screen ingame recording (with Intro & SFX), kept as a bonus track.
- I kept the level complete jingles and placed those after the end of the last music of each level.

The Seven Gates of Jambala soundtrack has been re-recorded:
- Overall quality improved.
- Music rendering should be more accurate to the original.
- Sound glitches (especially at the start of loops) has been removed.
- Sounds hiccups and blanks in tracks have been removed.
- Tracks have been reordered and now have correct names.
- Thalion Intro and one duplicate track have been removed.

There will no longer be a monthly summary of the latest audio recordings. The "Latest Additions" page now handles this automatically, allowing you to view a list of all recordings uploaded to the site in reverse chronological order. The link to this page is located at the bottom of the homepage, just before the list of the ten most recent entries per category.

The site now offers almost all the important features I wanted to add. Development will now focus on Quality of Life (QoL) and redesigning legacy systems to simplify them and make the site more responsive and robust.

If you use the site and have suggestions for improving certain pages or features, please mention them in the comments. This would be very helpful, as it's not always easy to put yourself in a user's shoes.