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Originally Posted by stepurhan
Robert is English. We have stiff upper lips and do not cry.
Plus I don't thnk Robert is THAT much into computers that he'd be upset about one risking terrible damage to it's casing by tree-climbing.
This was the best machine Commodore ever made.
and I happen to have one in the attic (but the sleeker one iwth the nice lines) I also have an Amiga so all my C64/Amiga emulation problems are behind me. Why emulate when you have the real thing? 
< waggles his joystick.  |
I still have my AMIGA 500, too. I love it to bits.
The problem is not that I can't play the games I have, the problem is I can't play the games I didn't have back then. They can all be downloaded from the web these days, but you need the emulator to run them. The emulator is free, but this one file required for it to work is still copyrighted, and thus costs money.
A friend of mine and I had tried to put the files on a floppy and use it in the AMIGA, but we didn't know that PC floppies are different from AMIGA floppies. So that doesn't work.
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