Poster: Wayne Posted: 2004/3/22 17:04:32
Erm, are you sure about that?
No. It was actually quite a debate, but we couldn't find anything that could confirm it at the time it was written. If you read the entire article and came away with that as your only question, we need to get you away from the microscope more often 
I think it was hey nay no 16bit (~65000) colours
4096 colours at max the A500 could come up with, (in HAM6) That is using the complete Amiga500 (ocs/ecs) colour palette. You need h/w to come up with more colours.
But back on topic. GAMES are the magical word for a revival of Amiga. Everyone who I am talking about know about Commodore and Amiga. And everyone says it's a game computer. EVERYONE! And that's a better start to make a games machine than you can dream of, considering MS struggle to market the Xbox as a gameconsole.
I also bet that there are more ppl at an adult age (= money earning/owning age) who have heard of Commodore but never heard of Xbox.
And with that, Amiga needs games with their own (unique, yet recognisable) face, alike Nintendo with their Gamecube.
