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• 27/02/23: SOH Tactics GX, a new GX4000/plus strategy game released [1]
• 21/12/22: Current_Sources_Of_Software, now as a wiki page.
• 09/12/22: Hyperdrive, a new vertical scrolling SHMUP has been released
• 04/11/22: UniDOS 1.50 has been released [2].
• 30/10/22: Ramiro el vampiro III using the Mojon Twins engine is released.
• 17/07/22: Lala Prologue using the Mojon Twins engine is released.
• 09/03/22: FutureOS 2nd update 2022 is released.
• 24/01/22: SymAmp 4.0, with Amiga MOD support and more is released.

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Did you know? When the CPC 664 was being developed, Sugar was already looking (and hinting publicly!) at the CPC 6128. The CPC 472 was a 464 + 8 KB unwired RAM, released in Spain to circumvent a tax charging 64 KB systems. With a total of 768×288 pixels, the CPC was the 8-bit with the highest displayable resolution on a CRT screen. OpenOffice is the descendant of StarWriter for CPC. Excel is the direct descendant of Multiplan for CP/M. SymbOS supports 50x bigger hard discs than Win95A. FutureOS can load a 178 KB floppy disc in 9 seconds. FutureOS can manages up to 4 MB of extended RAM.