That is the kind of "sneaky" I can support whole heartedly! Once they try them out and find out how good some of the game play is for so many Amiga games, they will not miss all the fancy graphics of modern games so much. I have watched my Son play some X-Box360 games that have gorgeous graphics, but the game play looks so repetitive and boring after a while. My Son uses his games as a big part of his social networking, since we moved a few years ago. That way he can still keep in touch with his old friends and play games with them via the head set and micro-phone while playing several different kinds of games that support talking to your team-mates while playing. He is 17 now (almost 18), and I never was successful in getting him to play much on any Amigas for more than a week before he headed back to the X-Box360, or PC games on his AMD powered Windows computer. I hope other Amiga users are more successful at getting their kids interested in using Amigas, so there will be a new generation of Amiga users to replace us oldtimers. I am still hoping that my Grandson will continue to show an increased interest in the Amiga, as he will be getting his own A500 from my collection as soon as they move into a bigger house later this Summer.
