MaximumRD's Bloggy Nonsense

We're very much looking forward to hearing more from you about all things Amiga. You're our in-house Amiga expert and there's nobody I'd rather hear from on the topic of Amiga than you. Thrilled to see you inspired about this!

I have an Amiga that I rarely use just due to lack of time.  But if I had an expert to help guide me...I'm sure I would be an active participant.  Hell, if you want to post the games that are best, I'm happy to try them out and post a newbie perspective. 

The most disappointing thing I've found so far with my Amiga is that it cannot run the one game I really wanted to try:  Dr J vs Larry Bird One on One.  It might be worth trying emulation for that one.

 

 

I never owned an Amiga, so learning about this wonderful computer is a real treat.

 

If you do proceed with your writings as time allows, then I would also suggest joining EverythingC64 as they are a site of Commodore enthusiasts. They cover all Commodore computers, including Amiga. They also have a Discord. (Disclaimer: I'm a member of both their site and Discord.)

Sharing writings about recollections of days past is a fine way to keep these machines alive. One story triggers another and then another.

Lots of undocumented stories and times with Digi-View. Eventually!

Bob's Garden Play sample no commentary (Mr. Do! clone for AMIGA)
Here I quickly and poorly sample the game using AMIGA emulator FS-UAE for PC - Bob's Garden - An excellent clone of the arcade classic Mr. Do! for the Commodore AMIGA. I love Mr. Do! with my favorite version being on the Colecovision, however, back in my AMIGA days I was thrilled to find this little gem for any ESC/OCS Commodore AMIGA since it was PD/Freeware and turned out to be a very playable version as well. More details HERE:
http://hol.abime.net/5415