That's not at all how I remember it - the CD32 was a last ditch effort, and one which whilst trying to maintain some sense of heritage (mainly in the awful styl

That's not at all how I remember it - the CD32 was a last ditch effort, and one which whilst trying to maintain some sense of heritage (mainly in the awful styling - even at the time I wondered what they were doing) entirely misplaced the value of the Amiga in teenagers minds: creativity and piracy, neither of which were to be found. For me the CD32 was a final confirmation that the haydays of my beloved Amiga were past. At that point, I'd already seen Comanche running on a lowly office PC and knew that things were fast changing.