I see a fair bit of 8bit coding that technically improved over 80s/90s games.

Most Amiga games shown in CU Amiga etc in late 90s had the smell of 99pence PD crap.

Any new OCS/AGA homebrew games as funky as Beast 1, Super Stardust, Lionheart, Sword of Sodan or Lotus 2?

Anybody working on replacing all those horrible arcade conversions in 80s/90s like Outrun etc?

Or did Amiga peak in early 90s?

I see a fair bit of 8bit coding that technically improved over 80s/90s games.

Most Amiga games shown in CU Amiga etc in late 90s had the smell of 99pence PD crap.

Any new OCS/AGA homebrew games as funky as Beast 1, Super Stardust, Lionheart, Sword of Sodan or Lotus 2?

Anybody working on replacing all those horrible arcade conversions in 80s/90s like Outrun etc?

Or did Amiga peak in early 90s?

If you want to watch productions pushing the OCS/AGA technically, you shall look for demoscene productions, not games. Some of the demoscene engines turned into games, but most of the routines never go outside the impressive technical demos that we see at the demo scene parties.

When PD writers did something cool, it generally became a full release, a lot of demo crews got into professional game dev this way.

Unlike the 8 bits, doing very high quality work on the Amiga, requires lots of time, and/or a  team of people, two things which are difficult to get. I would love to do some Amiga games, I do game graphics for a living, but I just can't find the time
If Amos had taken proper advantage of AGA, or if SEUCK had an updated indepth sequel, maybe we would see more cutting edge Amiga one man (or woman) titles.

Babenoid is very cool, and the work of one man.
http://hem.fyristorg.com/dawnbringer/z-babe-f.html

Trick or treat was a very cool wolf engine split screen shooter.
http://hol.abime.net/5410

Deluxe galaga was very professional, and has great playability
http://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=1298

Total chaos, a great strategy game
http://hol.abime.net/3861

Slipstream A demo of a wipeout clone
http://eager.back2roots.org/DATA/S/SLISM.html

It might be worth looking on here: http://www.amigapd.com

I was about to mention that demo. heh weird. probably on my mind as it was mentioned on irc earlier.

Me neither , Though I have always manintained the CPC was the best of the 8bit computers, I keep meaning to download it and try it on the actual hardware I own., it'sbeen around a few months.
 
I could see it running on an emulator sped up, but they reckon runds on standard hardware

Operation Wolf , the game, was really good on the Amstrad.
 
I used to be able to code the cpc, had rom boxes, with maxim and protext , a mouse. etc etc
 
Still got all the firmware manuals somewhere.

Me neither , Though I have always manintained the CPC was the best of the 8bit computers, I keep meaning to download it and try it on the actual hardware I own., it'sbeen around a few months.
 
I could see it running on an emulator sped up, but they reckon runds on standard hardware

The best 8-bit computer is the SAM Coupe. I really love emulating the SAM on my AmigaOS 4 machine. Too bad the SAMs are pretty expensive on E-bay that I can not justify buying one of them.

I had a project to write SAM Coupe emulator for classic Amigas but I abandoned it in favour of the Sim Coupe on Amiga.

Ok, they do need one of the later models of CPC so I guess it is less impossible hehehe
 
What this does show is how much the Amiga was an evolution of the previous generation of computers rather than a revolution :-/

 
Is it running on the 6128+ , I can't remember.
 
The + had 4096 colours and extra hardware sprites, was still running a 3 mhz Z80 though.