Bruce Lee C64 and more remixes on the Amstrad CPC!

It's time to feature the Amstrad CPC as SuTeKH/Epyteor, creator of Now That's What I Call Chip Tunes, Turrican 2, Kong Strikes Back & Friends, Ghosts'N'Goblins (By Mark Cooksey) and many other remixes has turned his attention towards a new set of C64 tunes on the Amstrad. He has gone and remixed not just the famous retro gaming classic Bruce Lee, but Cybernoid 2 (The 8-Bit War) , Advanced Combat Emulator 2, Parallax, Auf Wiedersehen Monty and Thing on a Spring, each one originally from the C64.

Is the C64 palette far superior to the Amstrad CPC?

To this day people still argue over which is the better system way back in their gaming youth, it doesn't matter if it's the Amstrad, C64 and the ZX Spectrum, or the Amiga versus the Atari. It's a topic of conversation that has lasted many years and it's why so many Facebook groups are very computer specific, try posting an Amstrad in the ZX Spectrum group and see what happens. So what does a user by the name of SuTeKH/Epyteor do on the CPCWiki forums? He tries to prove that the Commodore 64 palette is far superior to the Amstrad CPC by converting many C64 pixel art images over to the Amstrad and comparing them! So in a word posting a C64 topic in an Amstrad group!

9 Lives - Retro Amiga tune converted to the Amstrad CPC!

Ladies and Gentlemen SuTeKH/Epyteor is back with another fantastic chiptune conversion! The same creator behind the top quality album such a 'Now that's what I call chiptunes' has now just released ' 9 Lives ' for the Amstrad CPC, which is another conversion but this time from the Amiga. Originally released by Atari Corp. (UK) Ltd, with graphics by Simon Butler and Music by Martin Walker sounds absolutely fantastic on the Amstrad and well worth downloading the latest Amstrad CPC emulator of JavaCPC to load the disk!

Links : 1) Forum Discussion 2) Download 3) JavaCPC

Awesome chip tune albums for the CPC! - Disk files included

For those of you who have an Amstrad CPC, then you've got to check out the latest AY remakes of some of SuTeKH's(Epyteor) favorite C64 and Amiga chiptunes from the 80's and 90's. Featuring lots of great musical remakes put through an 8-bit WinAPE blender, these downloadable disk files are totally worth having in your collection. For those of you not blessed with a HxC device, you can check out the music through any Amstrad emulator that can play .DSK files.