About BinaryValue.com -A Tribute to Innovative Computers & their Engineers -
This website is a tribute to all vintage computers and their engineers who worked day and night to build these amazing machines.
Special thanks go to:
- Jay Glenn Miner (the Amiga's father and engineer on the Atari 2600 & Atari 8-bit family)
- Dave Haynie (chief engineer at Commodore International)
- Clive Sinclair (inventor of the ZX Spectrum)
- Steve Bosniak (the brains behind Apple computers)
- Tim Berners-Lee (inventor of the World Wide Web)
- Linus Torvalds (main developer of the Linux kernel)
This is a poster that I made for the Atari Falcon in 2023...
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This is a poster for the Amiga 1000 that I made in 2022...
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Released in November 1985 for the Amiga 1000, Deluxe Paint is an iconic graphics editor created by Dan Silva for Electronic Arts. Deluxe Paint was used for developing hundreds of computer games during the 80s and early 90s, mainly due to its animation features. Later, there were several updated versions of the software and versions for other systems than the Amiga.
- Amiga (OCS) Deluxe Paint 1,2,3, and 4 releases
- Amiga (AGA) Deluxe Paint 4 and 5 enhanced releases
LukasArts/Lucasfilm Games
Founded in 1971 by George Lucas, Lucasfilm Ltd. was an American film and television production company.
Psygnosis Big Boxes
Psygnosis Limited or "Studio Liverpool" was a legendary British video game developer headquartered at Wavertree Technology Park in Liverpool, UK. They became world-known by releasing amazing titles for Commodore Amiga. These titles were packed in fantastic big boxes that set the standards for box artwork in the video games industry.