I may have joined the party a little late in the Amiga's lifespan, but I had the benefit of an enormous library of games to choose from. While they took time to load and often came on a silly number of disks (often resulting in some repetitive disk changing) the disk medium meant the games were much cheaper than console games, with budget re-releases of top sellers often going for a few pounds.

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It also helped that the machine used floppy disks as opposed to the incredibly expensive cartridges used by companies like Sega and Nintendo. Quick Transmigration : Cannon Fodder Comes To Counterattack summary: Meng Li wouldn’t tell others that she would join the big plane when she was dead.She becomes a tasker who shuttles through various planes to complete tasks. From a plethora of 2D platformers and action games such as Superfrog, The Chaos Engine, Alien Breed, Turrican and IK+ to mouse driven games like Cannon Fodder, Lemmings, Syndicate and The Secret of Monkey Island, the Amiga's varied selection of gaming goodies kept me hooked. (Uridium 2, Skidmarks, to name 2.I was lucky enough to be given an Amiga 600 (a revised A500 with more memory and smaller case) for my birthday in 1993 and was instantly smitten with the incredible 16-bit graphics, wonderful Amiga soundchip and huge library of fun and quirky games with a uniquely British flavour. I still ended up with almost a hundred, with a few favourites still missing that I can't find good versions of yet. I tried to be as ruthless as I could with the games i copied across - I find going for too many means you end up playing none. Yeah, same: I did have one, but can't quite get rid of my fascination with them. As such I've got a bit of a fascination with them and I've caught myself on eBay a few times looking for a deal on an A1200. It's a computer I never owned myself, but I was friends with a couple of people who had them and got to play them a handful of times. I set up an Amiibian SD card a few months back and it's weird to be able to essentially turn the Pi into an Amiga. If anyone is interested, I've just re-written a guide for a friend to use - drop me a DM and I can hook you up, as well as point towards suitable ROMs and ADF (game) files. Some of the online guides are quite clunky and not that easy to follow. Had a quick go on Cannon Fodder this morning and it appears to be very faithful and very smooth. However, I used Amibian and it appears to be working very nicely. It is harder to do than most the others as RetroPie doesn't support it by default (Ie you can't boot Amiga games from the Retropie front end.) Poser wrote:I finally got round to setting up an Amiga boot disk for my Pi.

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