blakespot

Read the linked post within. Did you read my post? I explain this. Does no one read posts anymore?

I read that as...never mind.

Looks very nice. I wish there were an iOS version.

No Amiga or Atari OS?

You should look into PLATO, as I now am (despite having heard of a fractional form of it due to software offered by TI for my first home computer, the TI-99/4A that I received in 1982). Amazing social network tech, not to mention computer learning which was it's core focus, in the '60s and '70s out of the mid-west. I am reading an excellent book on the history, "The Friendly Orange Glow."

Perhaps of interest here: http://www.bytecellar.com/2012/09/11/susan-kares-32x32-pixel...

Nifty. Which BBS was this?

Sure you can! https://www.flickr.com/photos/blakespot/29031630962/

Look at the "Reception" area of the wiki post for one of the Amiga's famous early games, Defender of the Crown. It's a quite from Brian Bagnal's Commodore book that explains to a degree the significance of experiencing the Amiga's graphics way back when. I remember the feeling he describes, well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defender_of_the_Crown

Also, I saw this article pop up yesterday that takes a look at "The Amiga Concsiousness." It may help, here.

http://countingvirtualsheep.com/the-amiga-consciousness/

Thank you, and you're welcome.

I chose 400-line interlaced as it is twice the resolution of 320x200 mode. Quite a difference in clarity.

Enigma is one of the very best demos I've ever experienced on any platform. Pygmy Project's Extension is another Amiga favorite of mine. I've never lost my love for the demoscene, but I far prefer new demos on retro systems over, say, Windows 10-based 3D demos. Very much so.

I miss reader service cards. :-/

Use 'Glass TTY VT220' font (at 20 point) in your terminal app and your retro-cool game will increase two levels.