davesade
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I was too young to enjoy Amiga during the golden age - but my brother upgraded from Atari 800 XL/XE around 1989 to Amiga 500. I was blown away by computers at all - being brand new thing to us - meaning I could live in a lie that Atari is the only computer ever needed. But once I seen Amiga and played couple of games, it was instantly a love in a first sight. One of best impressions was Another World - that was a real movie on that TV!
Much much later my brother sold me his A1200 with harddrive and bunch of floppies. Since I didn't had any better computer back then, it was my first very own computer. Later I bought Blizzard 1230 and I got this one since. I had more Amigas during the era - but I dislike collection of dust on those, so I sold most of them. At this moment, I got my brothers Amiga and additional A1200 with Blizzard 1260. So indeed, I can play whatever I want, including games via serial cable
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I consider myself a gamer first - I am interested in any kind of "interesting" game from technical and design standpoint. I play on many systems - but Amiga is a special beast in my heart. Since 2007 I throw regular summer Amiga Parties in a small village close to Prague. Amiga is very attractive not only to regular veterans, but also for random newcomers or curious people - we're never alone during that weekend, playing old games, even new ones, enjoying fresh demos and listen to music.
So, that's me in a nutshell.
Much much later my brother sold me his A1200 with harddrive and bunch of floppies. Since I didn't had any better computer back then, it was my first very own computer. Later I bought Blizzard 1230 and I got this one since. I had more Amigas during the era - but I dislike collection of dust on those, so I sold most of them. At this moment, I got my brothers Amiga and additional A1200 with Blizzard 1260. So indeed, I can play whatever I want, including games via serial cable
.I consider myself a gamer first - I am interested in any kind of "interesting" game from technical and design standpoint. I play on many systems - but Amiga is a special beast in my heart. Since 2007 I throw regular summer Amiga Parties in a small village close to Prague. Amiga is very attractive not only to regular veterans, but also for random newcomers or curious people - we're never alone during that weekend, playing old games, even new ones, enjoying fresh demos and listen to music.
So, that's me in a nutshell.
AmiBay!
