The costs involved to profits just wouldn't be worth while. I think there are a lot of small shops out there who will go bust because of all this. Think you right there, just been looking at online processors for my webstore... what a mess... nothing's clear, its like they hide the fees or somethin...

Now this is quite impressive, Another World for the Apple II, still love that game, you can get a up to date PC version I actually paid for it, it was that good

I think part the problem with these is you need a dead real one for the chips to be ripped off :( Thats the same problem we have with the STF remake :( I am buying bulk lots of chips of what I can, but the rest will have to go FPGA :( Then the problem comes that if you replacing X amount of chips w...

Last few weeks i've seen posts about the remake A3000 the remake A1000 and at some point I am sure a a remake A2000 popped up. I think part the problem with these is you need a dead real one for the chips to be ripped off :( https://acillclassics.wordpress.com/2019/08/16/a2000-replica-boards-in/ htt...

Shadow Of The Beast... I mean come on wtf happened there. Springs to mind straight away

Maybe for a bit of fun compare the 3 versions PC, Amiga, ST, im sure there was a Mac version anyhow, compare the disk images see how big the files are and stuff like that, might provide a answer, I can't see there being a lot of differanec between the Amiga & ST versions, I assume it would have ...

I was curious, why they did cut that amimation on the ST That's a very good question, maybe they chopped a few frames out of it to save space? 720k Atari disk vs 880k Amiga? I mean it's quite a big picture, i'm assuming they used frames and not doing some zoom trickery on 1 picture since it's all a...

Basically because if the jiffy bag went through the 20mm shipping slot.. And that was paid for at the post office, if those switches happen to go one on top of another, it would actually make it larger than 20mm and the shipping cost would actually be incorrect, and the buyer would actually get bil...

Remember the EuroFighter had a 68k family chip, turns out its 020, and found this little bit of info too : A number of digital oscilloscopes from the mid-80s to the late-90s used the 68020, including the LeCroy 9300 Series[3] (higher end models including "C" suffix models used the more pow...