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Marco Finelli Thanks for the detailed comment. I think your final point really gets to the heart of the article: they were two very different machines designed for very different customers and markets. T...
100 percent correct article. Youtubers are clowns to say the least . Amiga was developed and made on a small budget in the early 1980s and aimed at a massive customer market. X68000 was bui...
Marco Finelli Obrigado, Paulo! Um grande abraço para você também!
amazing, bons tempos aqui dos jogos no brasil, amo muito. unica coisa que nunca terminei nenhum sempre joguei mais nunca finalizei. abraços dos amigos do brasil
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Amiga vs the Rest of the World: why the Sharp X68000 was not the Japanese Amiga
The third chapter of Amiga vs the Rest of the World looks at the myth of the Sharp X68000 as “the Japanese Amiga”: Capcom arcade ports, U.S. Gold, Workbench, Human68k, demo scene and two very different computer cultures.
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LucasArts and the Art of Adventure: From Maniac Mansion to Monkey Island and Grim Fandango
From Lucasfilm Games to Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, Day of the Tentacle and Grim Fandango: the story of the adventures that defined an era.
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Amiga vs the Rest of the World: the day PC DOS stopped chasing
The second chapter of “Amiga vs the Rest of the World” tells the moment when PC DOS stopped chasing: VGA, Sound Blaster, hard drives, 386, 486, LucasArts, arcade conversions and Doom changed the balance.
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Beyond nostalgia: why classic games still connect generations
How classic games become a shared language across generations, countries and communities through memories, discussions and personal experiences.