An Amstrad, yes, Old Sugar balls really should hand goods head in shame at that one. Built in tape deck though it felt like space tech at the time!;
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An Amstrad, yes, Old Sugar balls really should hand goods head in shame at that one. Built in tape deck though it felt like space tech at the time!;
I can see where he got the design for the Spectrum +2 after he bought out Clive. I didn't know anyone who owned a CPC-464, besides that fucker Dire and his family. If he'd been nice, I would have shared my entire Atari ripoff collection with him and persuaded him that Amstrad just don't do good home computers.
My mate did and he was king of the heap until one of my other mates got An Atari something I think it was? I was the poor man on the block with the Spectrum 128 but I might be getting my timelines all muddled. Age thing!
Atari's were awesome as were Commodore 64's. The latter was the ultimate cracking machine. I learned to crack on that!
They were awesome/ I was the poor man, a spectrum 128 which I learned to sort of code on. Well, as much as you could code on it if yo didn't type in HEX nonsense!
My mate had a C64 and we were amazed by Pitfall :OD
I learned on a ZX81, and started my journey on Clive's machines, they were a good stepping stone to greater things.
Yeah they were indeed. Some people did some really clever things to get over the daft limitations they had