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Amiga.org specific forums => New User Introductions => Topic started by: NAVVARR on January 22, 2008, 10:42:42 AM
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Hi everyone, i've just stumbled upon your forums, i've been a big fan of the Amiga from the early days.
My first Amiga was a A500+ -i had some great gaming moments on that machine- loved Project X, Magic Pockets, Super Frog, Alien Breed, Chaos Engine - i could go on all day.
I then moved on to the A1200- I still have mine- i've went out and got a Blizzard 030 accelerator so i could play Alien Breed 3d on it- what a difference!
Anyway- i've been following the Amiga on and off since then.
My current Amiga set up consists of
A1200 + 128 meg Sim + Blizzard 040 + 720 meg hard drive + Picasso graphics thingy.
I also have my old amiga 1200 + 32meg Sim + Blizzard 030 + 120 meg hard drive
oh and a A500 + 1/2meg upgrade
and a CD32
I've also got various bits and pieces of Amigas lying about for spares too.
Its a fantastic computer -loved the gaming side of it- got to grips with AMOS and Blitz Basic - and I still fire the old machine up for the odd game of Tower Assault.
Luckily I have a very understanding wife who doesn't mind all my computing stuff lying around- i have a small room in my house to keep it all together and ready to play- whenever i get a few spare minutes.
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Hello, and welcome to Amiga.org.
All the best from down-under.
:-)
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Horray! And welcome. Hey, only thing I want to know is where you get the few spare minutes? I need some!
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Greetings from Wisconsin, USA, and welcome to Amiga.org! Very pleasant and helpful people here!
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Ez Navvarr, welcome to Amiga.org, this is a great place and you will meet some really nice people. Sounds like quite a wicked set up you have and a very nice wife. Funnily enough my wife is fine about the Amiga stuff too but not about Playstation or anything else lol lol
Oh yes and hello from Japan!
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Good afternoon from Edinburgh!
Where abouts in Scotland do you stay?
AndyC
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Hello and Welcome from Australia. :-D
You think your wife can talk to mine and get me some extra understanding :lol:
Cheers and enjoy
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Im from Glasgow- or Bearsden to be more precise.
Hello to everyone else- seems a friendly place!
-i'm always on the lookout for interesting Amiga related stuff- i used to subscribe to Amiga Format (remember that mag) -but then it folded.
So, i'll check out the forums and post when i can if i feel i've anything noteworthy to contribute.
Here is a link to my retro- collection- as you can see i collect most games consoles- not just Amiga.
http://www.gamestm.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1533
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WOW nice collection!!!
I only have CD32, Sega Saturn, Sega MegaDrive+CD..
Can't convince my wife to let me buy more... :-(
But then again between, Amiga, C64/128, Apple II's :lol: not much money left !!!! :-D
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Hello from the highlands !
welcome to the forum, nice to see some Vic20 tapes amongst that lot, just got my old vic back (broken :( ) from an extended loan to some relatives (about 20years worth of loan lol).
Looking forward to figuring out what they've done to it !
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Hello from Vancouver BC, Canada and welcome.
This is s great place to get info on the Amiga on just about anything. One again :-D WELCOME :crazy:
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Greetings from I, Tripitaka, High Priest of Great Cthulhu and welcome to Amiga.org
I hope you enjoy your time with us before The Great Old Ones come from beyond to eat your soul. :-D :evil: :-D
I used to live in Scotland too, Peterhead to be exact....I used to wake up in the morning to the smell of fish and pickle.....take a stroll along the seaweed encrusted rocks that locals called a beach....and take in the sights of Peterhead.....mostly seagulls the size of Pteradon's and the maximum security prison....ahh....such times. :roll:
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The Vic20 was my first computer I ever owned- I loved programming it in Vic Basic and even mastered a bit of Machine code.
Favourite games on the Vic were Jetpac, Lazer Zone, Matrix, Vic Panic and Dodo Lair.
-ah -happy memories!
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Oche eye, the noo.
Welcome to the group, they are a good bunch here.
Mike. :-)
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The Vic was my first too, Scramble and Omega run all the way for me !
The "farting" mouse in Radar Rat-race also held my 6 year old attention span for some time too as I recall !