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The Amiga community is big, certainly much bigger than ZX Spectrum or Atari or Commodore 64 or pretty much any other retrocomputing community I'm aware of. The
by metroholografix 7y ago
The Amiga community is big, certainly much bigger than ZX Spectrum or Atari or Commodore 64 or pretty much any other retrocomputing community I'm aware of.
There is continuous development in both software and hardware. The Amiga demoscene is also very active (it never really slowed down) with productions that would be considered unreal in the past, and constantly upending each other.
Besides the golden age in the 90s, it's never been a better time to have classic Amigas as your hobby.
- fit2rule 7y agoI don't doubt that - but have you seen the energy being generated around the ZX Next? It's pretty significant - and the fact it can load other cores is key, I think, to what's going to happen around this scene in the next 6 months. I definitely agree that Amiga users have kept the machines alive. ZX Next is like that, for Speccie fans and other 8-bit aficionados.