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[Danny252]

yep! thats exactly it! The last one came out before I was even born :P
(I have GOT to stop using colon-P..... :P)

[The Niles]

I have experience with an AMIGA (but then I'm not twelve). An AMIGA500. Great thing and much better in sound and graphics then the PC at the time but too slow and after the 500 it all went downhill pretty fast.

Well, the 600er was also not that bad. A friend of mine had it and I liked the graphic on it, but yes, the Amiga era went to it's end at that time...

[Rogue]

Amiga 1200 was the best, but biggest problem with Amiga was the price, which was to high, limited media (780KB floppy, you can upgrade to CD, but it was too costly) and not enough business software. At the time you can use Amiga for play, but PC for work (and play), unless you worked as meteorologist at the time, as many stations used Amiga for weather forecast.

Idea to add Amiga software at Abandonia is great, and I would support (as much as I can) that, but there is always more problems getting started with Amiga emulation (once you set everything, then there is no problems) and problems of kickstart roms, which are still on sale.

I think that some reviews that already are at the site can apply to Amiga to, there might be also some notes which version of the same game is better or more playable. There are not that many good Amiga sites with reviews and downloadable software. :blink:

And after all Abandonia as I can see stands for abandoned software. I can’t remember that it mentioned DOS ONLY abandoned software.

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Well I dont care either way. If you add them I probably wont play them though. I hate using emulators.