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From: uzun@pnet01.cts.com (Roger Uzun)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re:  GODS demo posted to ab20
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Date: 25 Apr 91 02:16:01 GMT
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Just because the do not write for a particular platform, Jamie Badman
says.  The A3000 is an Amiga, the bitmap brothers alledgedly write
AMIGA software.  When one writes AMIGA software is runs on all AMIGAS.
When one writes software that runs on some amigas, namely a500's with
512k of CHIP RAM and 1 floppy, and no accelerator, for example,
one is not writing for the AMIGA platform, merely for a subset of
machines out there.

There is no excuse at this stage for software that does not
support all standard amigas, programs written in 1985 do it.
To ignore accelerated machines, is pure laziness.

-Roger

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