Midlife crisis?

[LPent]

Hi all,

SHort introduction. My real name is Evert, I was born in the Netherklands, but have also lived in England an now in Turkey.
A few years ago I lost all my childhood-stuff in a fire including my VIC-20, C64, A500 and A1200 including all books, disks, periphirals, etc.
I find myself missing them more an more, which I guess is partly due to the fact that I am entering the age range where a midlife crisis is imminent?

Anyway, I decided to download some emulators and scavenge sites for adf's in order to rebuild my systems virtually.
I always enjoyed programming my C64 and my A500. More than anything I did later in life on PCs. I found that I have forgotten a lot though. But I am thinking it would be fun to try and backport some modern software to these systems.
We'll see.

[TCD]

Welcome to EAB Evert and enjoy your stay :great

If you want to refresh your Miggy coding memory, this forum might be interesting : http://eab.abime.net/forumdisplay.php?f=37 :)

[Djay]

Welcome...

Any software created now for the Amiga would be great, homebrew on Speccy and the 64 is fairly strong, the Amiga lacks new titles!

And its not a midlife crisis... its just a full circle!

[DH]

Welcome LPent

Midlife crisis don't exist when you have miggy thoughts ;)

[AmigaFriend]

Welcome LPent

Midlife crisis don't exist when you have miggy thoughts ;)

Midlife crisis is a concept invented by marketeers for people to waste their money in nonsense.

As the Amiga is not a nonsense, it's a way of living, I can assure you LPent that your problem is way bigger: it's called nostalgia. And in Amiga terms it's a disease. Ask THB.

Welcome aboard. :)

[LPent]

Thank you all for the kind words :).