>>> the legacy forums [...] are corporate fan sites for a company, A-Eonkit.

>> That's not the impression I get by reading forums like EAB, Amiga.org,
>> AmiBay or a1k.org. They don't seem to care much for A-Eon.

> Amiga.org and AWN are actually owned by A-Eonkit

As I wrote, Amiga.org doesn't read like an A-Eon fan site to me and most regulars there don't seem to care much for A-Eon.

> their staff are largely A-Eonkit employees.

I don't think that's true for either Amiga.org or AWN.

> EAB always seemed a 2nd tier site, but you may be partially correct.

2nd tier? Isn't EAB the world's biggest Amiga forum site? And of course, I'm fully correct :-)

> However even there an A-Eonkit employee is a moderator and key figure.

While EAB moderator FOL is indeed an AmigaKit employee, EAB doesn't read like an A-Eon fan site to me and most regulars there don't seem to care much for A-Eon.

> Amibay is just worried about Amibay

Indeed, no A-Eon fan site.

> a1k.org I can't speak for since I don't speak German.

No A-Eon fan site, trust me.

So the question remains: Which sites are "the legacy forums" that "are corporate fan sites for a company, A-Eonkit"?

>>> The classic platform itself has [...] a flat ZERO when
>>> it comes to software releases in nearly 2 decades.

>> That's also not the impression I get.

> I meant AAA games or must have software.

Okay, this is a different statement from just "software releases".

> Where's the Amiga equivalent? Retro Wars? The Dream Of Rownan?
> Not so much IMO.

More like the games by Pixelglass, Retroguru, Night OWL Design or Anachronia I'd say.