Minimig Review completed!

[Piru]

@TobiFlex

What about "Move from CCR"? It is illegal on the 68000.

It is.

[TobiFlex]

Piru wrote:
@TobiFlex

What about "Move from CCR"? It is illegal on the 68000.

It is.

That is what i say.
but i also ask
"What's matter on the 68ec000 and 68sec000?"

For the 68SEC000 is the answer:
it is illegal.
But now the question:
Is "Move from CCR" on the 68EC000 illegal or privileged?

[TheDaddy]

Does anyone know if there is going to be an update for the minimig? Compatibility issues are really starting to annoy me! :angry:

[TheDaddy]

@TheDaddy

Unbelievable...I don't know what to say...

From AlexH on EAB:

"The first was a Wiki one, made so could edit it to add new titles

http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_..._compatibility

And then some stoopid git decided he wanted to start his own non editable one and some mindless people have supported it:

http://www.loriano.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/what_works.htm

Doesnt everyone realise that co-operation and user editable content is the future of the internet?"

Now what I would like to know is:
1) Is there a need to call people stupid?
2) It doesn't say anywhere that other people can't start their own list, as we know there is at least another one around. Is this the way you get repaid for your hard work, for wanting to spread the word and invite people to support and buy new Amiga products?
3) This isn't the best way to encourage people is it?
4) If I am not mistaken, my list and review came way before the wiki one
5) What is wrong with having more than one list, I think it's a positive thing so we can cross reference and double check.
6) What is this rubbish; "Doesnt everyone realise that co-operation and user editable content is the future of the internet?" And who says so? I am not going to allow people to modify my list, there is an email contact for that, and there is wiki.
7)  :-x  and  :-(

[Andeda]

TheDaddy wrote:
@TheDaddy

Unbelievable...I don't know what to say...

From AlexH on EAB:

"The first was a Wiki one, made so could edit it to add new titles

http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_..._compatibility

And then some stoopid git decided he wanted to start his own non editable one and some mindless people have supported it:

http://www.loriano.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/what_works.htm

Doesnt everyone realise that co-operation and user editable content is the future of the internet?"

Now what I would like to know is:
1) Is there a need to call people stupid?
2) It doesn't say anywhere that other people can't start their own list, as we know there is at least another one around. Is this the way you get repaid for your hard work, for wanting to spread the word and invite people to support and buy new Amiga products?
3) This isn't the best way to encourage people is it?
4) If I am not mistaken, my list and review came way before the wiki one
5) What is wrong with having more than one list, I think it's a positive thing so we can cross reference and double check.
6) What is this rubbish; "Doesnt everyone realise that co-operation and user editable content is the future of the internet?" And who says so? I am not going to allow people to modify my list, there is an email contact for that, and there is wiki.
7)  :-x  and  :-(

People should try to add more games to these compatibility lists, thats what they are there for.
I dont see any problem with having two lists

[straycat]

Andeda wrote:

People should try to add more games to these compatibility lists, thats what they are there for.
I dont see any problem with having two lists

I know theDaddy is working hard on his list and I've been adding a number of games and programs to the Minimig Wiki recently. I would urge all Minimig owners to add their testing to the lists (you don't need to sign up for the Wiki) and help the Minimig project  :-)