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From: gilmore@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Neil Gilmore)
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Subject: Re: Amiga emulation on Sega Genesis (*no joke*)
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Date: 6 May 90 20:12:45 GMT
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In article <1990May6.103142.10138@hellgate.utah.edu>, pete%slack.uucp@cs.utah.edu (Pete Ashdown) writes...

>This is, without a doubt, possibly the *weirdest* thing I've seen in a long
>time.  What follows is the exact copy of an article in the April issue (do
>they do April fools stuff in England?) of Computer & Video Games, a UK games
>magazine.  These guys _always_ come out with the news before any of the
>American mags get around to it, and they are always pretty reliable.  They
>promise more info on this hardware device in the future, but all I know about
>it is what follows:

O.K. It's weird enough, all right.

(lotsa stuff deleted)
>This means that if you have an Amiga-owning friend, you can increase your
>collection of Megadrive software from dozens to as many games as you can get
>special cartridges.  And the price?  Not absolutely confirmed as yet, but

I hope this isn't saying what I think it is.

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