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.

Chuckie Egg 3 by Langford Productions is a windows remake of the great classic Chuckie Egg (first one). The original platform game was released in 1985 edited by A&F Software Limited.

The Nottingham Video Games Expo will take place on Saturday 18th July at Nottingham, Crown Plazza with the presence of Roland Perry , Xyphoe and the l'UK Amstrad Group. Buy your ticket now, it's only in 10 days.

ABASC v1.2.3 (Amstrad BASic cross Compiler) by Fragarco is a cross-compiler written entirely in Python, with no external dependencies. This makes it highly portable and easy to run on any system that has a standard Python 3 installation.

It is designed to support the dialect of BASIC created by Locomotive Software for the Amstrad CPC series of microcomputers, ensuring that all existing documentation for this language remains fully relevant and useful.

Because ABASC is a cross-compiler that runs on modern systems, it also incorporates several features from Locomotive BASIC 2 Plus, offering a development experience closer to that of contemporary programming languages while preserving the classic style of the original BASIC.

In addition to the compiler itself, the ABASC package includes several auxiliary tools, such as an assembler and disk/tape image packers for generating DSK and CDT files. Full documentation for each tool is available in the DOCS directory, provided in both English and Spanish.

Two programs have been ported with little modifications with ABASC : Sultan's maze and 3D Maze.

The Benediction Coding Party #6 meeting organized by Eliot will take place from the Thursday 29th October (10h00) to Sunday 1st november (18h00) at the community hall, 2 impasse des Quatre Chemins (50450 Lengronne). You can arrive by train at two train stations, either Villedieu-Les-Poêles or Folligny where we can take you to the meeting (only 15 mn to the meeting by car). Price will be 16 euros each day except 10 euros for Sunday (drinks and food included). Please register early to help Eliot. For more informations click on the link above.