This might satisfy all the European gamers with fond memories, but you can’t satisfy the True Believers ™ of Amiga in Germany, who still believe it’s a viable platform, 1500$ 68060 accelerator cards are a good idea, and that AmigaOS on PowerPC is rational. (Seriously, the Amiga community is weird.)
At Assembly (a few weeks from now in Finland) they are even going so far as to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Amiga by making the oldschool demo category Amiga-only.
Those people are nuts, but I respect the commitment to how nuts they are. I occasionally think it’d be fun to get an Amiga up and running, but then rapidly remember that I already have far too much software in my life.
The truly deranged thing are people who run Linux on their Amiga hardware. I mean. What.
This might satisfy all the European gamers with fond memories, but you can’t satisfy the True Believers ™ of Amiga in Germany, who still believe it’s a viable platform, 1500$ 68060 accelerator cards are a good idea, and that AmigaOS on PowerPC is rational. (Seriously, the Amiga community is weird.)
At Assembly (a few weeks from now in Finland) they are even going so far as to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Amiga by making the oldschool demo category Amiga-only.
Those people are nuts, but I respect the commitment to how nuts they are. I occasionally think it’d be fun to get an Amiga up and running, but then rapidly remember that I already have far too much software in my life.
The truly deranged thing are people who run Linux on their Amiga hardware. I mean. What.
The full size version with the floppy drive, while impractical for me (as I have no Amiga disks), looks classy.