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|    Andreas Kohlbach to All    |
|    Why did come classic games so late?    |
|    22 Dec 16 15:50:05    |
      The Amiga was introduced in 1985 and by 1986 should had been on the       shelves.              Usually games from arcades were ported to the then available home       computers just a few months later they appeared in the arcades. Like       Zaxxon which made it way to about all of the contemporary computers in       1982 as licensed or clone. For the Amiga Zaxxon came out only in       1995. Another example is Phoenix from 1981, which came out as Mega       Phoenix for the Amiga ten years later, if my Google works correct. There       are many more examples of late game ports for the Amiga. While others,       like Elite, were probably out (1985) before many people even heard about       the Amiga.              Anyone has an idea why?       --       Andreas       You know you are a redneck if       you have an elvis jell-o mold.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: Agency HUB, Dunedin - New Zealand | Fido<>Usenet Gateway (3:770/3)    |
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