This included the migration of all the data from my various Classic Amigas to the X1000 to make it the complete Amiga.įortunately, with the X1000 I could get a long way towards this goal, although it is not a complete replacement for all the Classic Amigas, especially running high end 68060 programs like the AGA demos and games released after 1995 to today. One of my key goals when buying the AmigaOne X1000 was to replicate that experience and feeling I had with the classic Amigas on modern AmigaOS 4 based hardware. Of course, for most of my audience I am sure you already know all this!
By no means is this an exhaustive list - but I wanted to give a general feeling as to what to expect, especially from demos as little coverage to date has been given to demo performance on the X1000, and it is something close to my heart!įor all Amiga fans out there, I am sure you all have fantastic memories of using your Classic Amigas, whether they were Amiga 1000, 500, 1500/2000, 3000(T), 4000(T), 1200(T) or even CDTV and CD32 or even one of the Checkmate/Draco Amiga clones.įor me, the Classic Amiga era was wonderful - so many great games and applications, a great graphical OS which was so much fun to tinker with, and a computer that was the envy of all my friends in an era in the late 1980's and early to mid 1990's were PC's were DOS based with CGA/EGA (4 or 16 colours) or Windows For Workgroups 3.1x based, and Mac's were expensive, not good for gaming and mainly found in schools. Today I wanted to review how things run on the X1000 when emulating Classic Amiga hardware.
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