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p.s. Oh, and of course the Walker Demo!


Speaking of Walker, who has the Walker prototype these days?
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less jazzy ideas
« Reply #1 on: March 31, 2015, 05:28:00 AM »
The Amiga had a whole range of experiences. It's historical to show the lower end of them, too.

What about games that didn't have such great sound or graphics but were fun anyway. For example, Adventures Through Time.

There's got to be an OCS machine cranking through a 3D render the whole time. You could time it so that it finishes right at the end of the event and people could cheer on the last few lines. (Or even have a contest to get a prize if someone guesses the correct render time.)

There should be a VCR playing a tape with old commercials and promos on a big old CRT TV. I remember that Amiga World had an animation contest. Does anyone have a copy of the winning entries? That would be cool to add, too.

What about an A500 connected to a TV with an A520?
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Re: 30 years of Amiga Software or What to show at the Amiga30th events
« Reply #2 on: April 02, 2015, 02:50:11 AM »
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...Max Headroom's later episodes where the credits include: "Production computer equipment provided by Commodore Business Machines, Amiga Division".


I guess they learned something after Star Trek 4.
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