ITT: greatest computers in the 70s and 80s
Pic related, the amiga 500
ITT: greatest computers in the 70s and 80s
Joseph Flores
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Matthew Edwards
To this day, this kind of machines have not been surpassed
Jason Lopez
practically a gaming console with a keyboard
>shit resolution/ugly UI for television poorfags
>no good storage options beyond floppy dicks
>no expansion
hard pass
Adrian Ross
>>no good storage options beyond floppy dicks
> hi, i am a dribbling fucking retard. what are hard drives?
> zipdisk? huh?
> tape backups? like.. sticky tape?
>>no expansion
> hi, dribbling retard here again, what is an accelerator card with ram expansion and cpu upgrade?
suicide: just fucking do it.
Jaxon Campbell
god-tier machine that triggers the amerifats due to dire lack of fucks given by the europeans for not making ntsc compatible software of any kind. god bless those euros and the almighty demo scene. let's have a look in the folder of popular ntsc demos from usa:
> folder is empty
huh. how about games?
> folder contains nothing but public domain shovelware from fred fish, tampa bay pd club and overpriced RPG cancer
USA USA USA. you gave us great computers and nothing but constant crying and complaining. my fucking sides.
here's another glorious machine: the almighty commodore 64, same thing happened with amiga: all the best games and demos made in europe, usa got ntsc-fixed games from cracking groups and rarely any euro demos. usa c64 fans still cry like babies over this to this very day of muh lack of originals!
> c64
> this triggers the atari autists
Justin Lewis
15khz video ruined it.
Nathaniel Williams
America picked commodore 64 as a game console, then IBM compatible, not Amiga. Today we all use a further development of ???
lol yuropoors lose again!
Joseph Stewart
In the US no one outside of a few geeks gave a fuck about gaming on IBM PCs until Doom came along in 1993.
Amigas were living strong in Euroland since the mid 80s.
Brandon Hall
>not 1000
Henry Morris
>what is tandy?