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From: JBK4@psuvm.psu.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: C64 on an IBM card?
Message-ID: <91109.150907JBK4@psuvm.psu.edu>
Date: 19 Apr 91 19:09:07 GMT
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What flicker?  Most games, which it sounds to me like you are interested in, ha
ve no flicker.  And who cares anyway about flicker when you're running an Amiga
 3000.
As for the 64 emulators, you guys can whine & moan all you want but the fact is
 only AMIGA has a 64 emulator, I don't count the 128 as being one because it's
just a 64 upgrade.  The A64 emulator is the best of them and it is PD.
And why not just keep the 64 around if you already have it?  I don't think too
many people buying AMIGA, IBM, or MAC will really want to run 64 software on th
em unless they had or have a 64 to begin with,which many don't.  They are going
 to buy better software that was written for their new computer.

Make up your minds, join the future or stay in the past.

Jason Koszarsky, JBK4@PSUVM