Mcc-216 vga

[Iggy]

http://www.arcaderetrogaming.com/shop/article_100318/MCC-216-VGA-%28Limited-Edition%29.html?shop_param=cid%3D9%26aid%3D100318%26

Has anyone seen one of these?
If so, how well does it work?
What kind of Amiga emulation are they planning?

[Iggy]

Oh, for God's sake people!
90 views and not a SINGLE response?
WTF?

[Iggy]

I have one these MCCs (VGA version) for development and retro game playing (C64 etc ..).  I started some development on it and had to put the project/port on hold when new job and family illness came up. For the price, it is a good unit.

Thank you.
It looked interesting.
I wouldn't mind having something I could run C64 software on.
C64s are getting surprisingly expensive.

[Iggy]

I got one of those C64 DTV and mod it for PS2 keyboard and external power. Next is the SD adapter which I'm saving for, so I can run my own games on it.

I would like to see SYSINFO run one of the MC216 and compare to real ones.
I'm curious too about them.

Wow! i didn't know you could do that.
Pretty cool.

[Iggy]

Chameleon looks interesting, but I don't have a C64 and the Replay board looks like a better Amiga emulator.

[Iggy]

If you want the Amiga more than the C64 then I'd go the FPGA Arcade route as it provides an AGA machine.  I'm also hoping we get a C64 core for the FPGA Arcade.  There is a VIC-20 core already.

I have both so I have no bias.  I really use the Chamelon as an expanded C64 while my FPGA Arcade is purely used as an Amiga.

Yes, this appeals to my "buy one of each" instinct. But right now I've just got too many  projects going to follow through with that urge.
Maybe Mike's board is the best answer.

[Iggy]

The part I find amusing is the idea of booting Amiga OS on a C64.