History of the Commodore Amiga Part 7

[JohnWhitesideParsons]

Awesome

[RabidRat88]

excellent. thank you for this.

Amiga is dead but the dream goes on.

[vicious6661982]

long live amiga, sadly i will never feel so attachment to a machine like i did with my amiga 1200

amiga got a heart

pc no

[Sqrvio]

Great ! Thank You !

[andersevenrud]

awesome upload. Have been reading a lot, but so nice to see a video

[kcpism]

Those guys were waaaaaaay ahead of their time.

Respect due!

[gillianx68000]

I miss those days, that awesome computer

[ace942]

I did not own an Amiga (I had an Atari ST) but I do remember a user group that ran demos every year for the Amiga. Some of those demos were amazing. It was a great machine for its own and it is only now that current machines are doing the kind of things that Amiga did in the day.

Thanks for posting the videos

[krize604]

wow !! Amazing, i havent seen this before..

Really amazing spirit .. And it will live forever !! Thank you so much for sharing !!

[Cohortrohoc]

But parts 5, 6 and the first part of this part are just repeats of earlier parts though. Wtf?

[jci10]

Agreed. Part 7 has new stuff, but Parts 6 and 5 are complete repeats of Parts 5 & 6. Whats gives here? Stop confusing everyone here scawq!

[kalsolarUK]

excellent, really enjoyed these videos, thanks!

[orobian]

scawq, do you know when this video was filmed? Surely before 1994 because Jay Miner was still there.

[scawq]

I don't know. Sorry about that.

[orobian]

No problem. These videos you posted are great! This one ends whit a very big truth: is great to follow our dreams, and we can make them to come true. Amiga is great because is a dream made true. Absolutely great.

[Sunzuki2012]

@orobian It was filmed in 1992 by a company called TechMedia.