No, but I like the fact that the link mentions the Commodore Amiga. What a white elephant that was. (Though not as much as the Commodore 128, which I had for a while. About the only game specifically written for it was The Rocky Horror Show, which was shit. 
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Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:20 PM BSTNo, but I like the fact that the link mentions the Commodore Amiga. What a white elephant that was. (Though not as much as the Commodore 128, which I had for a while. About the only game specifically written for it was The Rocky Horror Show, which was shit.
Yeah but Doomdarks Revenge written for the Commodore came with a really beautifully read audio novella.
Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:20 PM BSTNo, but I like the fact that the link mentions the Commodore Amiga. What a white elephant that was. (Though not as much as the Commodore 128, which I had for a while. About the only game specifically written for it was The Rocky Horror Show, which was shit.
I had that too.
Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:14 PM BSTNo, on the ZX Spectrum.
Loser.
My condolescences. Though the 128 did have a built-in piece of software which allowed you to design your own "sprites" (in up to 4 colours!). Though no software to actually do much with them after.
Quote: zooo @ September 5 2009, 5:25 PM BSTLoser.
Commodore 64s were for people who couldn't handle real computers. The Macs of their day.
Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:26 PM BST
Commodore 64s were for people who couldn't handle real computers. The Macs of their day.
Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:26 PM BSTMy condolescences. Though the 128 did have a built-in piece of software which allowed you to design your own "sprites" (in up to 4 colours!). Though no software to actually do much with them after.
Commodore 64s were for people who couldn't handle real computers. The Macs of their day.
Actually, I had a C64 
I was only about 5 at the time.
Quote: Leevil @ September 5 2009, 5:29 PM BSTActually, I had a C64
Ah bless but you were young and foolish back then
Commodores are proper old school. Spectrums were for posers. 
Do you guys still have these? I don't remember these ones at all. I still play my nes from time to time though.
It's always wise to get good advice before making a purchasing decision.
Quote: Leevil @ September 5 2009, 5:29 PM BSTActually, I had a C64
When you were 5!? Ah, little rich kid, were you? Probably had a complete home and away replica football kit and everything, didn't you? Eh? Eh?
Quote: Gavin @ September 5 2009, 5:29 PM BSTAh bless but you were young and foolish back then
Aren't you like a year older than me?
Quote: Tim Walker @ September 5 2009, 5:31 PM BSTWhen you were 5!? Ah, little rich kid, were you? Probably had a complete home and away replica football kid and everything, didn't you? Eh? Eh?
I would've if I'd liked football 
Erm, Doctor?
But I wasn't an C64 kid. I was always correct.
Quote: Sammy @ September 5 2009, 5:30 PM BSTDo you guys still have these? I don't remember these ones at all. I still play my nes from time to time though.
Still have a ZX Spectrum with built in tape deck(!) but it doesn't work or it didn't last time I tried anyway.
Also have a Snes, which I occasionally setup and play Mario on
Quote: Gavin @ September 5 2009, 5:33 PM BSTBut I wasn't an C64 kid. I was always correct.
Wasn't you a geeky Amiga kid? Oh, look, I have to program my game - how fun! 
Not like us cool control pad kids 