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Retro computing. Atlanta spirit.
Classic machines.
Limitless
imagination.
Classic computers. Games, art, and music. Meet the Atlanta community keeping the Amiga spirit alive.
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Viewer unavailable? View the original computer photo · Photo: Bill Bertram · CC BY-SA 2.5
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Photo: Bill Bertram · CC BY-SA 2.5
Atlanta roots. Everyone welcome.
Old computers.
New connections.
Founded in 1986 and revived in 2025 with Adam Spring, Amiga Atlanta brings retro computing fans together.
Whether you’re a longtime user or just curious, start exploring with us.
More than nostalgia
Built to play.
Born to create.
The Amiga brought graphics, sound, and multitasking together—opening up new possibilities for games, digital art, music, and video.
01 / Games with personality
Colorful graphics and distinctive sound made Amiga games memorable. Discover the community’s retro gaming videos on YouTube.
02 / A creative studio at home
Artists and musicians used Amiga computers for digital painting, animation, and music. Video creators used them to bring desktop productions to life.
03 / It started in 1985
The Amiga 1000 arrived in 1985. Andy Warhol demonstrated its artistic possibilities at the launch. Explore the launch story.
Photo: Jørgen A. Thoresen · CC BY-SA 3.0
Community rewind / November 2025
40 years. Still creating.
Classic hardware, retro gaming, and Amiga DJ sets at Outrun Brewing in Stone Mountain.
Choose your next connection
Keep the creativity alive.
See Amiga in action.
Explore videos from Amiga Atlanta.
Remotely Interested.
Adam Spring’s podcast about technology and people.