Started playing games on an Atari 2600 --> sold that and a large collection of games to start computing on a C-64
C-64/tape drive/1541 spent so many hours playing games on that I lost count. sold that but kept the Apps/games
to help pay of my C128 C128 Spent many hours gaming and also coding in Basic 7 this was the machine that got me "into" programming/Computing (Still have my original recently rebuilt to good working order)
Amiga 500 Mostly played games on this did some Amos programming (sold to help pay for my A3000)
Amiga 3000, my favorite Big Box, Did real design work on this Amiga it paid for itself a few times over Still have this original NTSC unit 30/16 upgraded to 40/33 + 8meg fast)
Amiga CD32 my first/only AGA Amiga and one of my all time favorite Amigas/Computers. I have my original NTSC unit. Its been in and out of storage through out the years along with my A3000 and C128. Its been upgraded with SX32 (non pro) + CF adapter and 8meg) Also have a PAL unit I picked up later it has a TF328. I have limited space (need to build a retro computing addition lol) so I'm mostly using my CD32's these days and pull out the 300 or 128 when I have the time. The CD32’ s with the expansions are compact A1200s, I'm able to run almost any Amiga software title on them. Working on getting one online with a plipbox on the SX32’s parallel port. Am looking forward to getting my hands on TF330. recently started making videos of my CD32 adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClfdYM ... VskHjS3g8g
