Amazingly in the current console business, you have alot of developers mentioning old Amiga development and porting of old Amiga games.
So while "this" Amiga community, that refuses to get with the times, is irrelevant to any potential new owners, the development community as a whole has a long and fond memory of the Amiga market.
That's where the value lies. In re-establishing a brand. And if they were smart, they would drop the bane that is "back-wards compatibility". IMHO. Just throw in a port of UAE and forget about it. Heck throw us a bone and maked all classic hardware and software knowledge public domain so that alot of these "garage" hardware projects can take off.
The future is in OS 4 and beyond on as many platforms as possible, not the ancient hardware.
