Okay, save for the two posts about Warcraft III and Diablo II working or not working, people are still arguing "What is Amiga". We've been down this road before, many times, and nothing is going to get settled.
Suffice it to say, the Amiga is going through a similar transistion to what the Mac did. From 68K to PPC, but in our own unique way. The Mac's transition wasn't easy, some Mac users didn't like it, there were problems, but in the end they got something better. We at least get to hold on to our OS and not get it changed out for a BSD variant. The on board subsystems that made the Amiga unique in computing now come on PCI cards. A custom system like the originals is just not economically possible and the PCI cards give a faster or user paced upgrade path than the originals could offer. Separating the OS from its custom chips was and is the only way to save and move the OS forward on to new hardware that will have plug-in replacements for those custom subsystems. We were already going that way with all exspansions that replaced most of the classic motherboard. Put in a PPC accelerator, a PCI bridge card, Adreniline sound card, a Picasso IV, Spider USB, etc... and what are you really using of the original classic motherboard.
I'm locking this topic. Feel free to open other discussions, the original questions have been answered as best they can be.