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• 10/10/16: Imperial Mahjong released. Forum
• 01/10/16: Get The Cash released.
• 18/09/16: FutureOS system .8 update released.
• 13/09/16: Firmware v1.0.9 for M4 board released. [1]
• 12/09/16: Cyber Chicken on DSK released. [2]
• 08/09/16: Norton-Commander-Clone released. Forum
• 11/08/16: Defence released. A new game for your CPC. Forum
• 11/08/16: Orgams "Codigo Con CPC" released. Download page
• 10/08/16: Golden tail released.
• 17/07/16: ACE 1.12 released. Download
• 16/05/16: MultiPlay add a dual joystick/mouse to your CPC.
• 07/05/16: M4_Board - a WLAN-Adapter and more for CPC - is released. M4 Board
• 04/04/16: Dobbertin Smart Watch as new batch released by dxs
• 22/03/16: A Prelude to Chaos by EgoTrip released!
• 15/03/16: Amstrad Eterno event in Spain announced for April the 16th!
• 05/01/16: WinAPE 2.0 Beta 2 released. Download
• 20/12/15: After more than one decade Overlanders released Points Barres
• 27/11/15: New game released! The Return of Traxtor

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