Commodore Amiga – Technical Game Dev & Programming Video Playlist

ScoopexUs • Copper/Blitter/Denise/Paula from first principles, with sources and Coppershade references.

Structured, live-streamed course covering registers, bitplanes, interrupts, blits, music and more.

Mirror of the 68k Amiga programming series for redundancy.

Beginner-friendly 68k assembly with Amiga examples and code downloads.

Quick OS-call based “hello world” for Amiga in 68k assembly (video mirror).

Series using C to control Copper/Blitter/Paula; project setup and bare-metal patterns.

Proper program lifecycle and first Copper moves in C.

Walkthrough of blit setup, masks, shifts and operations from C.

Driving Paula for SFX/music from your C code.

Minimal examples of tone & sampled audio via hardware registers; VS Code/Amiga toolchain notes.

Core AMOS syntax and game loop patterns for quick prototypes on classic hardware.

Focused micro-lessons (input handling, etc.) you can drop into AMOS projects.

Small project-oriented clips building up AMOS techniques.

Step-by-step IDE setup so you can start coding quickly on emu or real hardware.

GUI programming with GadTools + debugger/compiler usage tips (AmiBlitz compatible).

From clean install to practical coding sessions with 3rd-party libs and includes.

Beginner walkthrough of graphics/sprites/collisions in AmiBlitz.

Wei-ju Wu’s beginner series: start a project, import graphics, build a level.

Erik Hogan (Scorpion dev) on porting workflows and project structure.

Built-in debugging tips for Amiga/Mega Drive/Neo Geo targets; super handy while iterating.

Start-to-finish simple game that shows RedPill’s event/logic workflow.

Where to find the latest HTML docs inside RedPill and how to use them alongside the editor.

A compact, practical build focused on mechanics and triggers (not gameplay showcase).

Your first blit, channels and setup — foundation for scrolling/sprites.

Dig into minterms and shifts for efficient effects.

Optimised scrolling and why certain masks cause pipeline gaps.

Integrating graphics correctly and syncing Copper to display timing.