@MN12BIRD You really should have gotten the PAL version and used converters to get it to work on an NTSC monitor/TV. The Amiga was more popular in the UK, so most games need to be played on a PAL machine.
The typical way of installing a hard drive for amiga was to buy a cased external hard drive with a built-in SCSI hard drive. These were very expensive back in the day but didn't require any modding.
They plugged into the expansion slot where you have your memory exp. connected. Mine was a GVP HD8+ which also contained a 4Mb Memory upgrade.
It really didn't become common.... it was too expensive for the C=64 masses to upgrade to... when I first played with MacPaint on a Mac Plus, I dumped my Amiga dreams like a lame rock. Mac OS at that early point was so much better than Amiga's Windows 1.0 looking over sized icon OS.
Great machine that I never knew about until the last couple years. Grew up in the states and used the Apple IIGS (which is an awesome machine too, but with no where near the volume of awesome games). Now I have an Atari ST, Amiga 500, and Apple IIGS.
Way ahead of it's time and superior to the DOS machines. Very popular here in the UK in the late 80s and early 90s. I was a 13/14 year old schoolboy when I got an Amiga 500. It was awesome and a lot of my friends had one too. Far better than the Sega Master System and NES for games but was also a good home computer too.
Yeah it was really popular here in Ireland,had a ton of great games on this and my Amstrad.Always swopping games with mates.Loved the boxes the games came in too.Shame neither this nor my Amstrad work anymore.
@Alevamltd Exactly right!, and let's not forget the EHB Mode which could display 64 colours on screen which some games utilised, but some programmers could push the amount of colours on screen to about 300 with games like Lionheart.
it was the best gaming platform of its time, way better than its nearest rivals. and it blew dos machines out the water, and i still miss my old amiga,"those where the days"
i had an amiga 500 back in the 80's,it wa my favourite computer ever,a lot of my friends who had NES,had to surreedner eto the graphical prowess of this machine.wish i could still have mine.,..do you know where i could get some good bargain,like that guy that got a lot of stuff for only 20$?
I live in England and over here in the late 80's and up until around 1993, EVERYBODY here had an Amiga 500, this was THE gaming machine in the UK. The NES wasnt really popular at all, the Amiga was God here. Then around 92/93 the SNES and Megadrive started taking over and console gaming became King. But before all that, the Amiga reigned supreme.
i remmeber the com poorts :) i have a commodore 64 with disk, tape and a printer and a orginal commodore screen thats still working. But al the game i have on the commodore i can play with the emulater on the pc so its great.
If you turn the machine on though at comes up with a 1.3 kickstart the guy that you bought it off would have just pulled out the old rom chip and replaced it with the new one ;)
That is really in good condition considering the fact your particular machine would have been produced in about 1987 or 88, whereas mine i bought in 1990. The reason why i can tell your machine is one of the original A500's is that it has a Red power LED which was indicative of those earlier kickstart 1.2 models but by around 1989 they changed it to a Orange or Green power light (can't quite remember exactly).
Very soon though I plan on getting my A1200 up and running again. It needs a new hard drive and some soddering for the power socket. My A500 back in the day was quite beastly too. But thats another story folks.
The funny thing is that 8MB of RAM at that time were considered HUGE.The internal memory was 512KB and I had an expansion of an extra 512KB which was a card inserted in a slot at the bottom of the Amiga 500 although the use for the RAM expansion was not often.
The Amiga shown in this video has the new colors of the ON led light and the disk led light. The old Amiga 500 had the upper (ON) red and the lower (DISK) green. I had one of those.
I remeber some very interesting things about my amiga. I remember having direct access to the ram through an icon and running temporary programs in that window.
I had both a 500 and a 1200. My 1200 in its prime had a DKB 1240 accelerator for 40mghz speed. Built in 2megs of ram and the 32meg shika ram stick on the 1240 accelerator board. I had an 80 meg hard drive and a 56k modem "that nobody had then." It was funny using that 56k modem.
@summer20105707 Ah, when did you have the 56K modem? As far as I remember they were on the market sometime around 1998? If you were the only one w that speed you could not use it anyway. :P I remember when I first saw a 300 baud modem for C64! :D My first modem was a 2400 baud, that was probably around 1993? Youre right about the the access to the ram, in Amigas operating system, Workbench, there were the ability to store stuff in the RAM. I didnt remember that until you wrote it. :)
I had my 56k modem around 1998. I had a top notch terminal program called Termite that supported speeds of up to 112baud. So basically I could have used any external modem that the phone lines back then could handle. A few months later I got my A1200 on the internet with Istar internet for about $25 a month unlimited access. The 1200 can surf the net really good and it sent email. I filled my HD with stuff off aminet. The A1200 handles jpegs very nicely. Great computer. :-)
It says something about the Amigas design when you can make an Amiga 500 play MP3s today...were talking about a computer that is over 20 years old... for home use.
Everything for Amiga is still very expensive, however it's best computers ever in existance. I have an Amiga 1200 [which I have fully expanded and towered], and an Amiga 3000. I used to have an Amiga 4000 but it died on me one day randomly. Also, as a note, Sega came up with the whole "Blast Processing" marketing gimmick for a reason, that reason was the 68000 CPU, it was much faster than the Super NES. Fanboys can argue all they want about it, but the Sega Genesis/Megadrive was very powerful.
Most games are available for the 500. So get a 500 whit 512 kb extra ram.
I own 5 Amiga 500 and one 1200 (this one i use to convert games to run on the PC. The 1200 has a PCMCIA slot where i can connect a Compact Flash card to transport the data to a PC or Mac)
I want to get an Amiga but all the different models confuse me. I want an Amiga to play all the classics and most of the game library, not sure if i need a 500,600,1200 or what lol.
Well, most of the classics will play fine on an Amiga 500, but you may need the extra 512kb RAM, to make it up to 1MB. An A600 will play most of the classics, too, but has a later version of the operating system (Kickstart), so some games won't run. If you have enough RAM, you can use a special boot disk called Relokick which makes it use the older OS version, so lets you play the incompatible games. The A600 is much easier to fit a hard drive to. More details in second comment. ;)
The A600 doesn't have the numeric keypad like the A500 has, some games (usually flight sims) need those keys. The majority don't need them however. The A1200 is like a new generation A500, with the styling of the A600. It has the same 2.5 inch IDE hard drive port as the A600, a numeric keypad like the A500, but a faster processor, the 68020. This means that some earlier games won't run, so Relokick again makes most games run, but not as many. A1200 has better graphics. More in 3rd comment!
The 1200 also had 2MB RAM. The option of a hard drive meant that games started to be released that could be installed to hard drive, which cut down disk swapping. Most early games 'take over' the Amiga, and can't use a hard drive. There are software measures you can use to get around this though. On balance, an A1200 with hard drive, and a few programs to 'degrade' the machine for compatibility, would be the best machine to get, in my opinion.
Nice video. I loved my Amigas. I upgraded my A500+ with an accelerator board that gave it an 68020 CPU, 8Mb of Fast Ram & an IDE controller. Disables the edge connector, but what the hell. It runs brilliantly.
Funny you mention it as almost a Genesis computer. Apparently, you can rip out the M68k of the original Sega Genesis & slap it into the Amiga for a slightly faster CPU.
Also, games could display 64 colours at once thanks to Extra Half Brite mode. Desert Strike used it to great effect.
Why was the Amiga so underrated. I was unaware of it existence until checking various videogame site like Gamefaqs. The computer system seems to have decent amount of games. Hell their "Shadow of the Beast" game is far superior than the Seag Genesis port.
Amiga is a beauty! Manufactured in the USA, Made popular in the UK! I really want the 500 model, not the 1000. Motorola 68000 is both 16 and 32 bit. The sound quality of the Amiga is amazing. You should hear the theme tune of Xenon 2 (Bomb the bass - Megablast). I like the Amiga more than the Nintendo Wii.
I never got around to owning a amiga. I was like 15 when I parents bought the commodore*64 for me and my brother. BTW it still works. Now I just run VICE emulator on my desktop if ever I want to play c64 games or so so...
Do you have a COmmodore 64? If so could you make a video? I'd also be interested in seeming something about the Amiga CD32 if you've got one of those around, I believe they were more common in Canada.
yeah i remember back then the amiga was pretty damn popular here in europe. i had an atari though, was a pretty good machine although i dont understand why the cursor was a bee on it haha.
this system is well over $200 on ebay,you got real lucky here...thats what i love about shopping locally cuz people just sell things so cheap they have no clue of the value
LOL thats the kicker. I got everything for $20! The system alone is worth WAY more than that and the IDE controller board in this one (mines modded with a Hard Drive) is worth more than the system!
No because I don't have one. Impossible to find locally (although oddly enough they sold in Canada but not the US) and I'm sure they aren't cheap on ebay either.
Is this PAL or NTSC?
TeamRocketReviews 2 months ago
@TeamRocketReviews It's a North American model so it's NTSC
MN12BIRD 2 months ago
@MN12BIRD You really should have gotten the PAL version and used converters to get it to work on an NTSC monitor/TV. The Amiga was more popular in the UK, so most games need to be played on a PAL machine.
TeamRocketReviews 2 months ago
D'oh. Meant to say: "with a built-in SCSI CONTROLLER".
DeckerFI 3 months ago
The typical way of installing a hard drive for amiga was to buy a cased external hard drive with a built-in SCSI hard drive. These were very expensive back in the day but didn't require any modding.
They plugged into the expansion slot where you have your memory exp. connected. Mine was a GVP HD8+ which also contained a 4Mb Memory upgrade.
DeckerFI 3 months ago
It really didn't become common.... it was too expensive for the C=64 masses to upgrade to... when I first played with MacPaint on a Mac Plus, I dumped my Amiga dreams like a lame rock. Mac OS at that early point was so much better than Amiga's Windows 1.0 looking over sized icon OS.
cobrachoppergirl 4 months ago
Great machine that I never knew about until the last couple years. Grew up in the states and used the Apple IIGS (which is an awesome machine too, but with no where near the volume of awesome games). Now I have an Atari ST, Amiga 500, and Apple IIGS.
BrianPicchi 4 months ago
the computerworld dude said PC rulzed w/ games :(
bck then ~
TJae1 4 months ago
Way ahead of it's time and superior to the DOS machines. Very popular here in the UK in the late 80s and early 90s. I was a 13/14 year old schoolboy when I got an Amiga 500. It was awesome and a lot of my friends had one too. Far better than the Sega Master System and NES for games but was also a good home computer too.
MrAnthropophagy 4 months ago
lol I was 6 when we had one of these. a lot of the stuff made no sense, but the games were awesome. Parasol Stars! Lemmings! Oh how I miss you lol
Tozzywozzy01 6 months ago
Anybody know how much they run for? I cant find any complete Amigas on ebay. Just components such as the monitor.
xFIRERUSHx 6 months ago
Yeah it was really popular here in Ireland,had a ton of great games on this and my Amstrad.Always swopping games with mates.Loved the boxes the games came in too.Shame neither this nor my Amstrad work anymore.
CustardGanet 6 months ago
the Amiga wasn't just limited to displaying 32 colors
there was the HAM(hold and modify) graphics mode which couuld extend the display to the full 4096 color palette, but with limitations.
Alevamltd 7 months ago
@Alevamltd Exactly right!, and let's not forget the EHB Mode which could display 64 colours on screen which some games utilised, but some programmers could push the amount of colours on screen to about 300 with games like Lionheart.
blade004 5 days ago
it was the best gaming platform of its time, way better than its nearest rivals. and it blew dos machines out the water, and i still miss my old amiga,"those where the days"
almad4it 7 months ago
it was the best gaming platform of its time, way better than its nearest rivals.
almad4it 7 months ago
complimenti ,il miglior home computer di sempre.Se ti va guarda i miei video ho qualcosa sul genere
tommyangelo2000 8 months ago
this computer had video editing also
alienhddna 10 months ago
I want a amiga SO BAD. Godly sound and graphics. Expensive even today... Man,would I want one if I could afford it!
TheDemoniusX 1 year ago
great speaking voice. great video, presented very professionally... keep up the great work.
Ndev07 1 year ago
i had an amiga 500 back in the 80's,it wa my favourite computer ever,a lot of my friends who had NES,had to surreedner eto the graphical prowess of this machine.wish i could still have mine.,..do you know where i could get some good bargain,like that guy that got a lot of stuff for only 20$?
Zontar82 1 year ago
Good ole Amiga 500. We used to play Earl Weaver Baseball and Mechforce for hours at a time. Do you have those two games?
CoolSteve77 1 year ago
Wish I still had mine. Curse SCA Virus and Byte Bandit :(
Centimetro6 1 year ago
I live in England and over here in the late 80's and up until around 1993, EVERYBODY here had an Amiga 500, this was THE gaming machine in the UK. The NES wasnt really popular at all, the Amiga was God here. Then around 92/93 the SNES and Megadrive started taking over and console gaming became King. But before all that, the Amiga reigned supreme.
chrispaulpage 1 year ago 2
Awesome...
Picking one of these up in the morning with the monitor. ^_^
on to part 2.
kreeboy411 1 year ago
Best computer in the late 80 :D
Baz0kable 1 year ago
i remmeber the com poorts :) i have a commodore 64 with disk, tape and a printer and a orginal commodore screen thats still working. But al the game i have on the commodore i can play with the emulater on the pc so its great.
Xextreem 1 year ago
tnx MNBIRD! AMIGA WAS THE SHIAAAT BACK IN THE 90s = )))
boyInDaUno 1 year ago
If you turn the machine on though at comes up with a 1.3 kickstart the guy that you bought it off would have just pulled out the old rom chip and replaced it with the new one ;)
blade004 1 year ago
That is really in good condition considering the fact your particular machine would have been produced in about 1987 or 88, whereas mine i bought in 1990. The reason why i can tell your machine is one of the original A500's is that it has a Red power LED which was indicative of those earlier kickstart 1.2 models but by around 1989 they changed it to a Orange or Green power light (can't quite remember exactly).
blade004 1 year ago
top computer amiga i uster love me amiga 500+ the stuff you cud do on them was way a head of the the yeo old ibm pc
DaveCrozz 1 year ago
Very soon though I plan on getting my A1200 up and running again. It needs a new hard drive and some soddering for the power socket. My A500 back in the day was quite beastly too. But thats another story folks.
summer20105707 1 year ago
The funny thing is that 8MB of RAM at that time were considered HUGE.The internal memory was 512KB and I had an expansion of an extra 512KB which was a card inserted in a slot at the bottom of the Amiga 500 although the use for the RAM expansion was not often.
The Amiga shown in this video has the new colors of the ON led light and the disk led light. The old Amiga 500 had the upper (ON) red and the lower (DISK) green. I had one of those.
HerrDoktorMugg 1 year ago
@HerrDoktorMugg
I remeber some very interesting things about my amiga. I remember having direct access to the ram through an icon and running temporary programs in that window.
I had both a 500 and a 1200. My 1200 in its prime had a DKB 1240 accelerator for 40mghz speed. Built in 2megs of ram and the 32meg shika ram stick on the 1240 accelerator board. I had an 80 meg hard drive and a 56k modem "that nobody had then." It was funny using that 56k modem.
summer20105707 1 year ago
@summer20105707 Ah, when did you have the 56K modem? As far as I remember they were on the market sometime around 1998? If you were the only one w that speed you could not use it anyway. :P I remember when I first saw a 300 baud modem for C64! :D My first modem was a 2400 baud, that was probably around 1993? Youre right about the the access to the ram, in Amigas operating system, Workbench, there were the ability to store stuff in the RAM. I didnt remember that until you wrote it. :)
HerrDoktorMugg 1 year ago
@HerrDoktorMugg
I had my 56k modem around 1998. I had a top notch terminal program called Termite that supported speeds of up to 112baud. So basically I could have used any external modem that the phone lines back then could handle. A few months later I got my A1200 on the internet with Istar internet for about $25 a month unlimited access. The 1200 can surf the net really good and it sent email. I filled my HD with stuff off aminet. The A1200 handles jpegs very nicely. Great computer. :-)
summer20105707 1 year ago
It says something about the Amigas design when you can make an Amiga 500 play MP3s today...were talking about a computer that is over 20 years old... for home use.
HerrDoktorMugg 1 year ago 3
@HerrDoktorMugg
Hey if a Commodore 64 can use broadband anythings possible.
summer20105707 1 year ago
Very nice Amiga video.
Very clean model you have there!
Thanx for sharing.
manumores 1 year ago
One of the first multitasking operating systems? Are you insane? That is so wrong you have no idea.
getpagesize 1 year ago
@getpagesize On a consumer level, it certainly was one of the first.
weaselfierce 1 year ago
Everything for Amiga is still very expensive, however it's best computers ever in existance. I have an Amiga 1200 [which I have fully expanded and towered], and an Amiga 3000. I used to have an Amiga 4000 but it died on me one day randomly. Also, as a note, Sega came up with the whole "Blast Processing" marketing gimmick for a reason, that reason was the 68000 CPU, it was much faster than the Super NES. Fanboys can argue all they want about it, but the Sega Genesis/Megadrive was very powerful.
Chaniyth 1 year ago
Seeing this takes me back i had the Amiga 500 and 1200.
Jesterexn 1 year ago
amiga 500+stunt car racer :)
miksulder 1 year ago
Theres an Amiga Emu for the Wii!!!
No joke. Gotta try it out.
fgusta2new 1 year ago
I make amiga to play winamp and mp3 files! The best system yet is amiga 4000! Some arhitects still use it for projects and stuff!
ricma23 1 year ago
Most games are available for the 500. So get a 500 whit 512 kb extra ram.
I own 5 Amiga 500 and one 1200 (this one i use to convert games to run on the PC. The 1200 has a PCMCIA slot where i can connect a Compact Flash card to transport the data to a PC or Mac)
SwiftRoman 1 year ago
Yeah I wish I never got rid of my amiga 500
I sold my c64 + 800 games and got the amiga great system for the eighties
I did pick up another c64 with tons of software And would trade it for another
A500
admmaddog1 1 year ago
I want to get an Amiga but all the different models confuse me. I want an Amiga to play all the classics and most of the game library, not sure if i need a 500,600,1200 or what lol.
roundtr1p 2 years ago
600 then, while 500 is classic 600 did all the same but with more memory
aure232 1 year ago
Well, most of the classics will play fine on an Amiga 500, but you may need the extra 512kb RAM, to make it up to 1MB. An A600 will play most of the classics, too, but has a later version of the operating system (Kickstart), so some games won't run. If you have enough RAM, you can use a special boot disk called Relokick which makes it use the older OS version, so lets you play the incompatible games. The A600 is much easier to fit a hard drive to. More details in second comment. ;)
MarkTheMorose 1 year ago
The A600 doesn't have the numeric keypad like the A500 has, some games (usually flight sims) need those keys. The majority don't need them however. The A1200 is like a new generation A500, with the styling of the A600. It has the same 2.5 inch IDE hard drive port as the A600, a numeric keypad like the A500, but a faster processor, the 68020. This means that some earlier games won't run, so Relokick again makes most games run, but not as many. A1200 has better graphics. More in 3rd comment!
MarkTheMorose 1 year ago
The 1200 also had 2MB RAM. The option of a hard drive meant that games started to be released that could be installed to hard drive, which cut down disk swapping. Most early games 'take over' the Amiga, and can't use a hard drive. There are software measures you can use to get around this though. On balance, an A1200 with hard drive, and a few programs to 'degrade' the machine for compatibility, would be the best machine to get, in my opinion.
MarkTheMorose 1 year ago
VERY CUTE !
SuzumiyaHaruhi0 2 years ago
lol everything is a sega genesis near bout
StickPeopleAndPuff 2 years ago
can't hear anything
ninigou1983 2 years ago
LOL he got an Xbox360 Gamepad in his hand
Abfallbeseitiger 2 years ago
Can the amiga 500 play all amiga games?
pauldonald 2 years ago
No. It cannot play games meant for higher Amiga machines, just not enough memory and speed.
aure232 1 year ago
64 Colors for games, some pushed it to 120+
and could display all 4096 colors on screen. there was one game that used that mode i can't remember the name of that game.
chfireball 2 years ago
HAM
aure232 1 year ago
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chfireball 2 years ago
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chfireball 2 years ago
Nice video. I loved my Amigas. I upgraded my A500+ with an accelerator board that gave it an 68020 CPU, 8Mb of Fast Ram & an IDE controller. Disables the edge connector, but what the hell. It runs brilliantly.
Funny you mention it as almost a Genesis computer. Apparently, you can rip out the M68k of the original Sega Genesis & slap it into the Amiga for a slightly faster CPU.
Also, games could display 64 colours at once thanks to Extra Half Brite mode. Desert Strike used it to great effect.
boblowes 2 years ago
i recently bought an 2 amiga 500s and a huge load of games, mostly boxed... for £20! now how do i set it up?
bushgamer 2 years ago
LOL you will need either one of its special RGB monitors or the little video output box to hook it up to a TV.
MN12BIRD 2 years ago
@MN12BIRD i used to use a cable that went directly to a scart port
Zontar82 1 year ago
ok ill make a video now look im my channal for it ok m8?
also do you have a monitor? because i dont lol
ashthepokemonmaster 2 years ago
Ah man I love my amiga, just have to set it up once more lock the door and play games non stop for days :P
genma986 2 years ago
Why was the Amiga so underrated. I was unaware of it existence until checking various videogame site like Gamefaqs. The computer system seems to have decent amount of games. Hell their "Shadow of the Beast" game is far superior than the Seag Genesis port.
Airjet2582 2 years ago 7
Because we live in North America the system thrived in Europe it was SUPER popular over there.
MN12BIRD 2 years ago 6
Why did it never take off in America?
Airjet2582 2 years ago
@MN12BIRD
and it's still like that, europeans love their PCs while North Americans play their consoles
it never changes
LyRaLex 1 year ago
@MN12BIRD Strange, because it was developed by Americans, somewhere in San Francisco I gathered.
Most games where developed in Europe though.
I loved it , still got my 500.
PAULLONDEN 5 months ago
the amiga 500 was wonderful,so many good memories of this machine
brewt1mer 2 years ago
I had an Amiga 500 - awesome memories, even though I had the Amiga in the early 00s. Great video!
AccordionManiac 2 years ago
Wow! So many memories. Thanks for the video!
pilouuuu 2 years ago
i remember thrashing double dragon heaps, back in the day
willbass23 2 years ago
Nice movie, many memories came up. I got tears in my eyes. Amiga 500 was my first computer.,
Kapazo 2 years ago
finest machine i ever owned ,,more stable than a pc today,,,,top class in computing that made the benchmark for todays pc ,,r.ip. AMIGA
nickfighter28 2 years ago
Kick ass mouse pad
skotty1992 2 years ago
I own the Amiga 500 + 1000, Neither have colour though weirdly...
MeleeSonic3200 2 years ago
Great review. The Amiga is a great computer, and a nice piece to have in collection.
Gamester81 2 years ago
With full overscan it could display resolutions up to 720x576( PAL ), unmatacthed by ANY other home computer at the time.
It could output up to 4096 colors AT ONCE using the HAM mode.
It put the Machintosh 2 to shame in many respects, even though its price tag was 1/10 of the Apple.
It was the first computer to have hardware accelerated graphics (PC got it 10 years later)
It was used a lot in TV broadcasting for realtime video overlays ( Wheater presentation e.t.c. )
Ahle2 2 years ago
What a beauty!
I never owned an Amiga myself, but I think a friend of mine did own one
I remember being really impressed by the graphics back then
Doom2Guy 2 years ago
Amiga is a beauty! Manufactured in the USA, Made popular in the UK! I really want the 500 model, not the 1000. Motorola 68000 is both 16 and 32 bit. The sound quality of the Amiga is amazing. You should hear the theme tune of Xenon 2 (Bomb the bass - Megablast). I like the Amiga more than the Nintendo Wii.
SegaMegadriveMic 2 years ago
Amiga was the 1st computer we had, I remember playing James Pond lol!
L1U2C3Y 2 years ago
Looks like a real cool computer for its time.
PearlJammer07 2 years ago
I never got around to owning a amiga. I was like 15 when I parents bought the commodore*64 for me and my brother. BTW it still works. Now I just run VICE emulator on my desktop if ever I want to play c64 games or so so...
vox2007 2 years ago
I LOVE AMIGA! Turrican forever!!
TyTazzyTiger64 2 years ago 2
nstc? you mean ntsc?
pepsiru1es92 2 years ago
I like this guy and I hate most people on youtube.
MyStaticAge 2 years ago 2
was this computer GUI (Graphical User Interface)
bdawgfilms 2 years ago
Yep it was. Really easy to use also.
MN12BIRD 2 years ago 2
Do you have a COmmodore 64? If so could you make a video? I'd also be interested in seeming something about the Amiga CD32 if you've got one of those around, I believe they were more common in Canada.
JerryTerrifying 2 years ago
he already HAS a video
Mikeys9607TE 2 years ago
what happened to teaser? i never seen one of these or played on one.
james42519 2 years ago
how much did you pay
pwwnd111 2 years ago
umm read the comments. it is only said like 7 or 8 times already.
james42519 2 years ago
Aah, Amiga, what a machine! The Settlers ftw! =)
cmburnsie 2 years ago
Great review.
I used to have an Atari ST in the Amiga days. Well, I still have one now but it's in the loft.
RossPK81 2 years ago
yeah i remember back then the amiga was pretty damn popular here in europe. i had an atari though, was a pretty good machine although i dont understand why the cursor was a bee on it haha.
xcloudx01 2 years ago
is it just me or was it spelled "amga" at 1:05
hehe
ThisIs2009 2 years ago
they still make those?
Peachis911 2 years ago
what amiga's ?
of course not he's just a collector like most of his subscribers :D
jamaicob 2 years ago
does it still work?
Peachis911 2 years ago 2
I wasn't to sure to get a Amiga 500 or a 1200.
Any thoughts?
DeanoTheLegend87 2 years ago
My Fav game on DOS is lemmings
lemm forever!
ofoosy 2 years ago
mine is DOOM!
Ajt8000 2 years ago
You really lucked out. This will be the only platform Duke Nukem Forever will be released on.
thebonefish 2 years ago 10
Ahh, the Amiga.
Imagine how far computers would be if Commodore hadn't gone belly up.
The Amiga was ahead of it's time doing things no other computer could do.
Sadly, it was not to be, now we got Microcrap and Crappleto chose from for major supported OS's.
snake2006 2 years ago
/envious
bawitback 2 years ago
the neo geo runs a 68000x
BettyBlowtorchRocks 2 years ago
$20 bucks? What a deal!
shiroma3084 2 years ago
nice vid, but it was all slow and cross fadey, its kinda trippy
awesomepivots 2 years ago
$20, that's insane.
jiminboo 2 years ago
whats the game at 6:52,, i used to play that
thesixshot 2 years ago
Flashback
MN12BIRD 2 years ago
I had an Amiga 600 as a kid, but recently bought a A500, then a A1200 (as it's got AV ports)
I also have three CD32's. Don't ask...
ScrewAttackEurope 2 years ago
can i have a cd 32 ive been wanting one forever mail me on youtube if so
VideoGamesInReview 2 years ago
Is that magazine at 1:05 advertising an "AMGA" lol :) you sould at least get the prroducts name right if your going to run an advert for it :D
XXACEOFSPADESXX 2 years ago
this system is well over $200 on ebay,you got real lucky here...thats what i love about shopping locally cuz people just sell things so cheap they have no clue of the value
vipor29 2 years ago
cool find mn12bird:D
sagafan13 2 years ago
Awesome!! I wish I had one of those! By the way how much did you pay for the Amiga 500?
supermario2084 2 years ago
LOL thats the kicker. I got everything for $20! The system alone is worth WAY more than that and the IDE controller board in this one (mines modded with a Hard Drive) is worth more than the system!
MN12BIRD 2 years ago
Can U Review the Amiga CD32 Game Machine?
MichaelOKeefe2009 2 years ago
No because I don't have one. Impossible to find locally (although oddly enough they sold in Canada but not the US) and I'm sure they aren't cheap on ebay either.
MN12BIRD 2 years ago
You got all that for twenty bucks?! Dude, that's a steal! Deals like that should be a crime XP
DemonicBliss 2 years ago
How did you get such a good deal? You can barely buy a SNES for $20.
EasyGoProducts 2 years ago
i got a Japanese super famicom for $20
sicknickmondo16 2 years ago
i got a super famicom for $20
sicknickmondo16 2 years ago
$20 bucks? What a deal!
SEwalkman752 2 years ago
WOW!! That is the best deal I have ever seen!! Who ever was selling it must not have known what the really had!!
supermario2084 2 years ago
wow awesome im after amiga 500 to my collection better start looking
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Rethary 2 years ago
Really? Looks like I have viewed this for the first time too!
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KevoMilla 2 years ago