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From: baer@percival.UUCP (Ken Baer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Tin Toy
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Date: 7 Apr 89 17:00:13 GMT
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In article <3799@pixar.UUCP> gbuce@pixar.UUCP (George Buce) writes:

>None of the work for Tin Toy was done in a MacIntosh, thought we will support
>the Mac II soon as a host through the SCSI port.  
>
>George Buce (8{>
>...!ucbvax!pixar!gbuce

So how about supporting the Amiga as a host (you knew this question was
coming didn't you :-)?  Considering the Amiga has a much wider range of
Animation software, it seems the logical choice.  In fact, the Amiga is
the only micro computer (to my knowledge) to have animation software
specifically designed for character animation (ala Tin Toy).  And there
are more Amigas out there than MacIIs (but not the other Macs).

BTW, Congrats to all who worked on Tin Toy.  The Oscar was well deserved!

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