Posted June 11, 2014
I don't know much of A1000, but on my A500 there was 512kb as a starter-memory... then the trend was to double it.
SOMEHOW doubt you had 512 megabytes back in the day :)
superstande
amigaaa
Registered: Jan 2012
From Finland
I don't know much of A1000, but on my A500 there was 512kb as a starter-memory... then the trend was to double it.
SOMEHOW doubt you had 512 megabytes back in the day :)
Psyringe
Vagabond
Registered: Sep 2011
From Germany
Posted June 11, 2014
(Extra kudos for anyone who's old and/or nerdy enough to get the reference. ;) )
Novotnus
Gray Zombie Cat
Registered: Dec 2009
From Poland
Posted June 11, 2014
Knock-Knock forest parts had that done nicely...
And I'm sure The Cat Lady had some parallax scrolling effects :) It's even used for a puzzle at one point.
And I'm sure The Cat Lady had some parallax scrolling effects :) It's even used for a puzzle at one point.
Post edited June 11, 2014 by Novotnus
delboy2k10
New User
Registered: Jan 2010
From United Kingdom
Posted June 13, 2014
I don't know much of A1000, but on my A500 there was 512kb as a starter-memory... then the trend was to double it.
SOMEHOW doubt you had 512 megabytes back in the day :)
The A500 was the 2nd gen being as the A100 looked like a business PC and was the queen of the commodore expo show for multitasking machines
Same architecture just about, minor few revisions
The 1mb A500 came about due to games graphics getting higher and higher and in my opinion sloppy programing.
If you look at Elite Frontier (not a great game and bugged) it was 2 disks and filled in vector graphics - look at wing commander - 8 disks +, textured graphics, smaller universe.
ORIGIN I believe forced us to CD quickly, and that's not a bad thing, but the age of innovation game design where pacman could be written in 8kb - 16kb of memory were well gone - It went to visuals for 70% of games.