Greetings from germany
Posted: 15 Apr 2022 11:47
Hello here from Germany,
i came back to retro gaming back in 2021. After years of using WinUAE i wanted to have the real experience and it started out with a faulty A4000 mainboard which finally Hese (i bet most people here know him anyway) got working. Now i take a look around on how to improve the experience with the A4000. I was watching a TerribleFire (Stephen Leary) YouTube interview and liked the idea that he wants to stay close to the original Amiga experience as possible. I Liked that quote a lot and hopefully the A4000 won´t be the last Amiga for me. My true love is the A600 which i had in my youth, but also the A1200 looks very exciting and is interesting for the future. But the A4000 comes first and needs to be finished with a better turbocard and finally with rtg graphics, but i am not aiming for the ultimate 3D-shooter gaming Amiga. I prefer a good balance between the old and the new possibilities and still having that vibe that got me excited back then.
greetings
Marcel
i came back to retro gaming back in 2021. After years of using WinUAE i wanted to have the real experience and it started out with a faulty A4000 mainboard which finally Hese (i bet most people here know him anyway) got working. Now i take a look around on how to improve the experience with the A4000. I was watching a TerribleFire (Stephen Leary) YouTube interview and liked the idea that he wants to stay close to the original Amiga experience as possible. I Liked that quote a lot and hopefully the A4000 won´t be the last Amiga for me. My true love is the A600 which i had in my youth, but also the A1200 looks very exciting and is interesting for the future. But the A4000 comes first and needs to be finished with a better turbocard and finally with rtg graphics, but i am not aiming for the ultimate 3D-shooter gaming Amiga. I prefer a good balance between the old and the new possibilities and still having that vibe that got me excited back then.
greetings
Marcel