The last PC released in 1996 by Amstrad was the Integra PC/TV with a 486 DX2 (80 ou 100 Mhz) or pentium (75 à 133 Mhz) processor, 8 Mb of RAM (up to 128), 540 Mb hard disk (up to 1 Tb), a CD-ROM drive and especially a TV Tuner. Windows 95 was installed on the Integra PC/TV. You can download the brochure and specifications on Amstrad web site (or here locally). You can see below a video of the Amstrad Integra PC/TV by Nostalgia Nerd.

Mighty Street Fighter for Amstrad CPC is a Beat Them All game by GGP released in 2024, it needs 512 Ko of RAM to work.

On OursoN Retrogames's youtube channel, OursoN is doing a speedrun on Mighty Street Fighter.

Tronic, Siko and Longshot are presenting today a new audio file format called AYT (AY Turbo).

It is a compact and simple format usable by any program requiring high CPU performance and cycle-accurate constant-time operation, it is available on Pouet.

This format is intended for all platforms using an AY-3-8910/AY-3-8912 (General Instrument) sound processor or a compatible chip (YM-2149 from Yamaha). Several authoring tools and players have been developed and tested for the following platforms: Amstrad CPC and CPC+, MSX, ZX Spectrum 128, VG5000 (with VG5210 soundcard). AYT files are produced from YM files.

Many tools have been created around this format (windows, linux), some of which can be used directly online (e.g., YM->AYT converter, YM/AYT player, YM sequencer, AYT Jukebox).

Z80A players have been created on several old-school platforms, such as the Amstrad CPC and Plus, MSX, ZX Spectrum 128 and VG 5000 (with the VG 5210 sound card). These players have the particularity of occupying little memory space, being very (very) fast, and operating in constant cycles. More information is available (guides, sources, executable, benchmarks, ...) on Github, on AYT Web Tools and on AYT Player – AY/YM Emulator (WIP).

Ivan AVILA (21Bloques) is actually working on an Amstrad CPC version of the great classic Pitfall 2 the lost caverns first out on the Atari VCS 2600 console in 1984. I am waiting for it impatiently.

You can see a video of Pitfall 2 in action. Also Titan proposed to Ivan a loading screen for Pitall 2.

One more interview by Retro Maniac, this time of Anthony Flack. As always the interview is bilingual, first in spanish then in english. Anthony Flack wrote the remake of Bomb Jack released at the start of this year.

Pixsaur by Gurneyh is an online tool to convert pictures to the Amstrad CPC format. It was announced in May 2025 on CPCWiki and is updated since its beginging.

Phantomas 2 by Dinamic Software was released in 1986, in 2019 a new version for Amstrad cpc was out : Phantomas 2.0 by Jordi Sureda and Santiago Ontañon. Today it's a new version for windows and linux : Phantomas Adventure Dracula's Castle by Retro for Love.

Duke stops making the M4 wifi board after almost 1500 boards. He explains it on his web site. I want to thank him personnally as I am the happy owner of his board since years, it is still useful to me. Thanks for all these years of making board and supporting it with new firmwares and answering user on CPCWiki.

It could be an end but it is in fact a new start as Duke has released on Github all needed informations so at least for a start two people will make new boards :

• AnakinTF
• The Equalizor for U.K.

Disk Image Manager v2.9.0 by Damien Guard is an application for examining and manipulating disk images in the Standard and Extended DSK format used by many ZX Spectrum, Amstrad PCW and CPC emulators.

Ivan AVILA (21Bloques) is actually working on an Amstrad CPC version of the great classic Pitfall 2 the lost caverns first out on the Atari VCS 2600 console in 1984. I am waiting for it impatiently.