The Amstrad CPC emulator 1984 by Salvogendut is available as version 0.4.17.

Julio Merino is the author of EndBASIC v0.14.0 (available on github). You can test EndBASIC online at this address.

Why am I writing about EndBASIC ? Well it is an interpreter for a BASIC-like language and is inspired by Amstrad's Locomotive BASIC 1.1 and Microsoft's QuickBASIC 4.5. Like the former, EndBASIC intends to provide an interactive environment that seamlessly merges coding with immediate visual feedback. Like the latter, EndBASIC offers higher-level programming constructs and strong typing.

EndBASIC offers a simplified and restricted environment to learn the foundations of programming and focuses on features that can quickly reward the programmer. These features include things like a built-in text editor, commands to render graphics, and commands to interact with the hardware of a Raspberry Pi. Implementing this kind of features has priority over others such as performance or a much richer language.

EndBASIC is written in Rust and runs both on the web and locally on a variety of operating systems and platforms, including macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Astro Marine Corps v1.1 is an Amstrad PCW(+) conversion of this classic game by Enrique G. Gálvez. As usual DK'Sound music and sound support, either monochrome gameplay for standard PCW or PCW+ mode with colours (16 in mode 3), joystick support. You can see a video of Astro Marine Corps v1.1 on Amstrad PCW below.

You can download the Amstrad Mega PC (PC7386SX) system disks (seen on Vogons) and the Amstrad Mega PC (PC7386SX) manual service (seen on Archives.org).

Before CPCteleraNext v1.03 by Arnaud Bouche based on SDCC v4.6.0 there was CPCtelera by Francisco Gallego based on an older version of SDCC. It's a game engine for Amstrad CPC written in C and Z80 assembler which was used by countless of game notably for the CPCRetroDev competition (which has stopped sadly).

A new version of the ANSI-C compiler SDCC v4.6.0 is available since the 22th June 2026 for Windows, Linux and MacOS.

Englebert is an Amstrad CPC action game written in 1985 by John KENNEDY, it's inspired by the classic Qbert. Today ShaCPC is presenting his Amstrad CPC(+)/GX4000 remake : Englebert GX as a .CPR cartridge file. You will need a M4 addon to load the .CPR with a plain Amstrad CPC.

Moonove has many videos of music of videos games remade, this time it's a video of Thanatos.

El Capitan Trueno is an Amstrad PCW(+) conversion of this classic game by Enrique G. Gálvez. As usual DK'Sound music and sound support, either monochrome gameplay for standard PCW or PCW+ mode with colours (16 in mode 3), joystick support. You can see a video of El Capitan Trueno on Amstrad PCW below.

Switchblade is an Amstrad PCW(+) conversion of this classic game by Enrique G. Gálvez. As usual DK'Sound music and sound support, either monochrome gameplay for standard PCW or PCW+ mode with colours (4 in mode 1), joystick support. You can see a video of Switchblade on Amstrad PCW below.