Message Forum: Re: Favorite old computers

Re: Favorite old computers

Posted By: Matthew, on host 138.38.32.88
Date: Monday, December 3, 2001, at 01:32:33
In Reply To: Favorite old computers posted by Beasty on Friday, November 30, 2001, at 06:10:14:

> The Amiga! A great games machine. I still have mine. When I go on business trips I bundle it up and take it with me. Plug it into the hotel TV and voila. I still play Legend, Utopia, K240, Pinball Dreams, Moonstone and Populous II.
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> I don't think I'll ever give it up...
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> Bea"God Sims rule!"sty

When it comes to old computers, you have to go a long way to beat the combination of Amstrad CPC (not released over the pond, I believe) and Atari. The Amiga was, of course, a wonderful beast, but these machines had the Dizzy series and F-19 respectively. I can still recall the missions, and could draw a passable map of Libya given chance.

Mat"and let's not mention Locomotive BASIC"thew

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Message:	> > The Amiga! A great games machine. I still have mine. When I go on business trips I bundle it up and take it with me. Plug it into the hotel TV and voila. I still play Legend, Utopia, K240, Pinball Dreams, Moonstone and Populous II. > > > > I don't think I'll ever give it up... > > > > Bea"God Sims rule!"sty > > When it comes to old computers, you have to go a long way to beat the combination of Amstrad CPC (not released over the pond, I believe) and Atari. The Amiga was, of course, a wonderful beast, but these machines had the Dizzy series and F-19 respectively. I can still recall the missions, and could draw a passable map of Libya given chance. > > Mat"and let's not mention Locomotive BASIC"thew
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