French Amiga portal: Obligement!

Obligement is a french magazine focused on the Amiga Computer. It covers all
variants of Amiga systems like Classic Amiga, AmigaOS 4, AROS and MorphOS.
It was founded in 1997 by David Brunet as a paper magazine and it morphed
to a diskmag in 1998 then an online magazine since 2005. It’s a free and
open website run by a team of motivated volunteers.

Obligement is popular in the french Amiga community with more than 1000
unique visitors per day. Its database of Amiga articles is the biggest in
the Internet with more than 3000 articles from 1985 to nowdays. Articles
are divided in various categories like reviews, interviews, reports,
tutorials, news and more. Some few articles are also in english, italian,
spanish, polish and czech.

Goals of the magazine is of course to provided information to the amigans
but there are some great projects like the construction of the Amiga Games
List (more than 11000 games !), the history of the Amiga (22 years already
written, more to come), review of all Amiga computers and systems, the
complete Amiga news from 1985 to nowdays (60% done), tips and tricks for
Amiga games, a glossary of Amiga/computer words, interviews with all key
people in the Amiga land, and a yearly hit parade for Amiga games.

Овај приказ слајдова захтева јаваскрипт.

http://obligement.free.fr/

Text by David Brunet (c) Obligement, published with authorization (c) AntiCUSA blog 2012

or … Copyright Liberation Front

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