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Neez · 07 October 2018, 21:54

Hi eyeryone, i'm Neil.
I'm venturing back into the Amiga world after many years away.
Started off in the early 90's with an A600, then an A1200, added a hard drive to it and had lots of good times with it (and banter with my Falcon owning neighbour) and still have many fond memories of it.
I've spent a lot of time lately on just about every Amiga website I can find, having good a look at how the Amiga scene has developed and what's out there. Its great to see there is still a good following, a surprising amount of hardware development on the go and a few dedicated shops still supporting Amiga with what they can get to sell.
I decided to set up my Rasp Pi as an Amiga emulator, but it just isn't the same as the real thing, so I've just bought an A600 with a few upgrades which might seem odd to some, but its a start point to what I eventually want.

Neil.

07 October 2018, 21:54	#1
Neez Registered User Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Doncaster/England Age: 52 Posts: 5	Hi all Hi eyeryone, i'm Neil. I'm venturing back into the Amiga world after many years away. Started off in the early 90's with an A600, then an A1200, added a hard drive to it and had lots of good times with it (and banter with my Falcon owning neighbour) and still have many fond memories of it. I've spent a lot of time lately on just about every Amiga website I can find, having good a look at how the Amiga scene has developed and what's out there. Its great to see there is still a good following, a surprising amount of hardware development on the go and a few dedicated shops still supporting Amiga with what they can get to sell. I decided to set up my Rasp Pi as an Amiga emulator, but it just isn't the same as the real thing, so I've just bought an A600 with a few upgrades which might seem odd to some, but its a start point to what I eventually want. Neil.