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I started with the successor of the Oric-1, the Oric Atmos. I had a similar experience as yours, except we had multiple TVs. Also, I don't know if my father bou
by glandium 8y ago
I started with the successor of the Oric-1, the Oric Atmos. I had a similar experience as yours, except we had multiple TVs. Also, I don't know if my father bought it separately or if it came along, but on top of the standard manual in french (we're french), we also had a book which contained, among other things, the full 6502 instruction set (in english), which was very valuable. IIRC this is what it looked like:
http://www.48katmos.freeuk.com/oricman.jpg http://www.48katmos.freeuk.com/oricman.jpg
I have fond memories of this computer. I absolutely loved its keyboard.
- jcmeyrignac 8y agoYes, I had a similar manual (I'm french too). The problem is that the manual contained only the set of instructions, without any explanation. My Aha! was understanding how it worked. I did write a couple of games on Oric/Atmos, but quickly changed to Atari ST (I had one of the first 520ST with its developer manual).