Over the years (and after many requests), I’ve noticed that quite a few Amstrad fans actually aren’t that familiar with Amstrad Museum.
So, if you’ll indulge me in a little self-promotion, I’d like to tell you a bit about it. If this kind of post doesn’t belong here, please feel free to delete it, of course. 
Created over four years ago now, Amstrad Museum is primarily a personal project that lets me gather my various work on the Amstrad, while also sharing plenty of resources for the machine.
You’ll find various articles covering topics like unreleased games, knock-offs, interviews, and so on.
There are also a few tutorials (especially around pixel art), rankings, and above all, a pretty massive collection of files: full Amstrad sets, music, sprites, fonts, cover scans, digitized magazines, and lots of other neat little things.
And as a bonus, there’s even an emulator you can use directly online. 
In short, if you’ve got a few minutes to spare (or a few hours to relive your old CPC days), feel free to drop by and look around. You might just find a thing or two that catches your eye.
It’s right over here:
