Like so many before me, moving on.

[whabang]

Good luck, Red!
Hopefully the Amiga scene will soon die, so that it can be resurrected in the same way the C64 has been.
:-)

[amigamad]

I know how you feel i have lost some interest since i got a new hobby www.tamiyaclub.com nice helpful community as well just like the early days of the amiga.If my amigaone goes on ebay that will be the day when i have lost all interest i have sold a fair bit of my amigastuff ,But i will never sell my cdtv i still like the classic games.

[itix]

@amigamad

Tamiya... hmm... obviously your Tamiya is not as fast as my ex Schumacher Cougar :-D

[Kraftwerk]

Sorry to hear you being so Amiga-depressed.

Better to just take a break and come back another day.

Whatever you do, stay in touch!

[spookyx]

 :crazy:

just post all your c-64 posts here   :-D


I love my c64 and 128

First time I played bards tale was on the 64

[redfox]

@redrumloa

All the best red.  See you on the other side.

redfox

[gdanko]

Red, you too. Stay invloved. C64 is in my eyes what opened up the excitement for the computer revolution. Amiga was born after that. I own both and hope to have a c128 really soon.

Yep it's old hardware, but look at what it has achieved. A really Passionate community that will argue down to the bone for what it believes in.

You summed it up. Commodore made computing FUN. The Amiga fired off a revolution. The fact that it refuses to die is a testimony not only to the great innovators at Commodore, but to the users as well. All of us who still cobble together 20 year old machines and use them regularly help keep the spirit alive.