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Once again, another incentive to get that amiga emulator up and running. So many great games seem to have marginally better versions on the Amiga.

The problem is I've never used an Amiga before, so I have to learn both the Amiga and the emulator at the same time.

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Once again, another incentive to get that amiga emulator up and running. So many great games seem to have marginally better versions on the Amiga.

The problem is I've never used an Amiga before, so I have to learn both the Amiga and the emulator at the same time.
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AmigaOS was very intuitive and easy to use. Far ahead of its time, too. You don't have to learn the OS though, unless you're going to set up a complete virtual machine, the emulator lets you boot up amiga and start the game automatically (as the old amiga used to as well).

Using the amiga emulator does require some studying, but at least there are plenty of config files out there you can use.