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Offline Franko

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Re: Hyperion Entertainment Developer Blog
« on: December 21, 2010, 01:52:03 PM »
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excellent idea for the blog..we needed it!

@ Franko

time to upgrade from that 4.0 release you have that you say is so slow mate;)


Nah... Karlos won't part with his BVision and Hyperion aint getting another penny out of me after the the shamefull way the conned OS4.0 users into buying it and then dropped all support for it... :(
 

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Re: Hyperion Entertainment Developer Blog
« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2010, 02:21:24 PM »
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well I can't comment on 4.0 matters as I went straight to OS4.1 quite happily..though keep in mind that when new hardware starting popping up (Pegs, A1's, Sams, new & upcoming Sam460ex and X1000) I was pleasontly surprised that they had time to bring the classic users up to date with OS4.1 & incorporating modern hardware for the classics


I've got be honest here the Natami or the MiniMig AGA are the only possible future for me "upgrading" my Amigas. I've given up on the X1000 and Sams etc... don't really do it for me.

I simply want to be able to run all my old Amiga software like PageStream, ImageFX etc.. a wee bit faster (not into games much) and be able to buy and use new HDs/DVD drives and the like without having to pay 500 quid on ebay for an accelerator board.

Having looked at AROS, MorphOS, Broadway, OS4.1 and such I can now say they are not for me. Strange as it may seem to some I really don't want to run an Amiga that looks and feels like a PC or Mac or even use the type of software that they use. I now have a couple of Macs that take care of that side of things and I'm now even more convinced than ever that the Amiga doesn't need to try and imitate these machines.

For me 25 years of using the Amiga on a daily basis has never lost it's charm and folk can say what they want, but I'm happy using my miggies just the way gawd intended... :)
 

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Re: Hyperion Entertainment Developer Blog
« Reply #2 on: December 23, 2010, 01:08:37 AM »
@ bloodline
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And running AROS on your MiniMig or Natami is totally out of the question?


It's not out of the question I'll have to wait and see, It's just that what I've learnt about the Natami it looks like the best choice for a modern Amiga for me personally, but until something actually appears there's not point in me saying which way I'll choose to go... :)

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oh, sorry I thought you still had your PPC card from your comments on other threads, anyhow I hope Natami comes out for you then as I don't think Minimig AGA will run things any faster than your current classic setup.


Sorry kik300r, I do have my 060/PPC card, what I meant in that post was if the Natami came out then if something were to go wrong with my BlizzPPC I wouldn't have to shell out nearly 500 quid again on ebay to buy another one... :)

I don't want to purchase a PC anymore and as I probably said here before the couple of macs I've got are for the internet only I really don't want to move away from the classic OS3.x and original Amiga hardware as it just my own personal taste that I am happy with and the Natami if it's true will in simple terms be basically be a faster more modern version of the original Amiga hardware... :)