Thanks¶

RML Amiga would not have been possible without the outstanding work of these prestigious folks:

Toni Wilen, the man behind WinUAE for making virtually perfect Amiga emulation freely available to all of us, and for implementing many of my improvement ideas and fixing bugs in a swift manner.
The original UAE/WinUAE developers Bernd Schmidt, Brian King, Bernd Meyer, and Mathias Ortmann for starting it all.
The entire Software Preservation Society (SPS) team for their world-class Amiga game preservation efforts and the KyroFlux.
The hundreds of unnamed Amiga preservationists who helped create the official SPS Amiga game collection RML Amiga makes heavy use of.
guest.r for his excellent CRT shaders for WinUAE. Not many know that his early WinUAE work was the precursor for his “CRT Guest Advanced” series highly popular in emulation circles today.
Crosire for ReShade RML Amiga uses for achieving authentic CRT emulation.

Special thanks to the following people who contributed to turning this into reality:

Kaucukovnik (the creator of the Amiga Dungeoneering Collection) who was my major source of inspiration.
TheThirdFall from the eXoDOS Discord for general morale-boosting and beta testing.
My fellow old-school Amiga enthusiasts from RPG Codex for inspiration.
Smiling Spectre from the eXoDOS team for hunting down pristine manual scans for many games.
The inhabitants of the English Amiga Board (far too numerous to mention individually) for tips and advice on how to get some of the trickier Amiga games running.
Toni Bratincevic for the awesome art on the front page.
Adam Podstawczyński for the beautiful Amiga photographs.

The manual scans, covers, metadata, and various other supplementary materials have been sourced from the following websites (non-exhaustive list in alphabetical order):