AMIGA 1200

COMMODORE’S AMIGA 1200 WAS ORPHANED ONLY 16 MONTHS AFTER ITS INITIAL LAUNCH, YET IT WENT ON TO BECOME THE SECOND BEST-SELLING AMIGA OF ALL TIME AND FEATURED A CATALOGUE OF GREAT GAMES THAT WOULD OFTEN PUSH THE 32-BIT COMPUTER BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS. LOVINGLY SUPPORTED BY THE GAMES INDUSTRY, THE 1200 REALLY WAS SOMETHING SPECIAL. ASHLEY DAY SHOWCASES THE COMPUTER THAT REFUSED TO DIE

Year Released: 1992 Original Price: £399 Buy it now for: £148 (New) £12+ (Used) Associated Magazines: Amiga Format, CU Amiga, Amiga Power, Amiga Action, Amiga Active, Amiga Computing, Amiga Force, Amiga Fun, Amiga Mania, The One, Total Amiga Why the Amiga 1200 was great… As the most powerful open-ended system, the Amiga had an army of developers who began life as bedroom programmers and risen to prominence. As such they were incredibly passionate about the Amiga community, and continued to create brilliant games long after it became apparent that the Amiga 1200 was on its last legs. Between 1994 and 2000, it felt special to be an Amiga owner because of the dedicated fans and developers who kept the dream alive. The sharew are scene The Amiga was a great…

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