I gotta tell ya...

BullyDog · 06 July 2018, 04:02

The Amiga games are a blast! I'm using the Amiga Forever software and I just noticed that my C64 games are in the list.

No... Wait! You mean?

Yep, I can play my C64 games too. Damn, I love Commodore.

Amiga4000 · 06 July 2018, 04:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Damn, I love Commodore.

Who doesn't?

chip · 06 July 2018, 05:12

I tried C64 emulation also .... it works great too

But i can't follow two systems, i would need another life

So, i decided to be only Amiga addicted

BullyDog · 06 July 2018, 09:52

Both the C64 and the Amiga have their own games so I gotta play both.

Mikerochip · 06 July 2018, 11:05

I've never owned a C64 or an Amiga before somewhat recently, and I've just made a big (600) list of games to try out on the C64 (There's loads of doubles though, but I want to see what the difference was between a tape and a disk game, just for kicks!)

I'm having a hard time making the same sort of list for the Amiga because there's so many models! Some games only work for the CD32, some for the A1200, and some on the A500/+/600. And then, there were multiple versions of the same game, for A500, then maybe A1200, and then again for the CD32!

So, I have no choice, but to play them all

But then, that's the fun, isn't it??

Do you have a PC too, BullyDog?

BullyDog · 06 July 2018, 15:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikerochip

Do you have a PC too, BullyDog?

No I have telepathy. That's how I'm talking to you.

Of course I have a PC. I built my own since the 386. I have an i5 system.

gururise · 06 July 2018, 20:00

I have a lot of nostalgia for C64 and Amiga games; however, when going back to play those games today, they just feel a lot slower and graphically worse than I remember them.

I feel I'm spoiled by today's games and fast load times. I don't even know how I was able to manage the disk load times back in the day.

BullyDog · 06 July 2018, 20:25

Learning how to manipulate 10-15 buttons and levers on a controller is not my idea of fun.

I like to keep it simple.

DamienD · 06 July 2018, 20:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Learning how to manipulate 10-15 buttons and levers on a controller is not my idea of fun.

Sooooo with ya

Retro is where it's at i.e. Arcade / Amiga / SNES / blah, blah, blah...

Games these days, although graphically are absolutely amazing; they're just too complex and I loose interest fast.

Mikerochip · 06 July 2018, 21:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

That's how I'm talking to you.

To be fair, you're typing that, not talking

BullyDog · 06 July 2018, 23:06

Oh ok, I'm typing to you.

DamienD · 06 July 2018, 23:07

Guys, come on... it's getting silly now... please move on

06 July 2018, 04:02	#1
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	I gotta tell ya... The Amiga games are a blast! I'm using the Amiga Forever software and I just noticed that my C64 games are in the list. No... Wait! You mean? Yep, I can play my C64 games too. Damn, I love Commodore.

06 July 2018, 11:05	#5
Mikerochip Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ireland Posts: 304	I've never owned a C64 or an Amiga before somewhat recently, and I've just made a big (600) list of games to try out on the C64 (There's loads of doubles though, but I want to see what the difference was between a tape and a disk game, just for kicks!) I'm having a hard time making the same sort of list for the Amiga because there's so many models! Some games only work for the CD32, some for the A1200, and some on the A500/+/600. And then, there were multiple versions of the same game, for A500, then maybe A1200, and then again for the CD32! So, I have no choice, but to play them all But then, that's the fun, isn't it?? Do you have a PC too, BullyDog? Last edited by Mikerochip; 06 July 2018 at 12:20.

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