Really cool! I miss that era. It was quite easy to implement cool effects in assembly on Amiga, even with limited programming knowledge. As a 12-years old kid,

Really cool! I miss that era. It was quite easy to implement cool effects in assembly on Amiga, even with limited programming knowledge. As a 12-years old kid, you could buy a magazine, read some tutorial or having a friend showing you a few tricks, and you would start from there. Of course, what Scoopex did was another level. It felt like magic back then, especially without the proper CS background. I'm tempted to play a little bit with these tutorials, but there are so many things to learn, simply to somehow keep up with the innovation... I also wonder what these guys did for a living and what they do with their computers nowadays. Have they transferred their skills and interests to the systems and organizations of our time?