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Turrican_3 · 13 July 2017, 14:39

Hi everybody,

I've been knowing about this site for ages but I finally decided to register to access the Hombre documentation that I basically discovered by chance.

Definitely a fascinating piece of Commodore/Amiga history.

I'm from Italy and I used to be a passionate Amiga user.
The neverending IP/OS wars gradually made my interest in modern Amiga flavours decrease over the years, but... I still love the platform and its philosophy so I try to keep myself informed about the "scene" on a decently regular basis.

Started with an A500 back in 1990 (but my very first computer was a VIC20 in 1984, and I already knew about the Amiga thanks to a friend who had bought it a couple of years before me), then all the way up to an expanded A1200, always loved the mixture of a great game machine and a very powerful, user-friendly computer.

See you on the other parts of the board.

13 July 2017, 14:39	#1
Turrican_3 C= and Amiga aficionado! Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Italy Posts: 318	New user! Hi everybody, I've been knowing about this site for ages but I finally decided to register to access the Hombre documentation that I basically discovered by chance. Definitely a fascinating piece of Commodore/Amiga history. I'm from Italy and I used to be a passionate Amiga user. The neverending IP/OS wars gradually made my interest in modern Amiga flavours decrease over the years, but... I still love the platform and its philosophy so I try to keep myself informed about the "scene" on a decently regular basis. Started with an A500 back in 1990 (but my very first computer was a VIC20 in 1984, and I already knew about the Amiga thanks to a friend who had bought it a couple of years before me), then all the way up to an expanded A1200, always loved the mixture of a great game machine and a very powerful, user-friendly computer. See you on the other parts of the board.