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My generation had the Amiga. This generation has Crypto and Web 3.0. The future is bleak.
by BrissyCoder 5y ago
My generation had the Amiga. This generation has Crypto and Web 3.0. The future is bleak.
- skybrian 5y agoImagine if we got a glimpse of Minecraft back then. This and probably many future generations have that.
- pndy 5y agoWeren't Lego sets very popular around Amiga best times?
- baq 5y agomy kids (5, 7) got a Lego Boost for Christmas this year. they've spent basically 4 whole days with it with breaks for food and sleep. it was amazing. Lego has found a spectacular balance between physical play and screen time.
- harel 5y agoMinecraft would have made a great Amiga game. Probably would have been it's killer app that would have made it the mainstream computer.
- ben174 5y agoNo generation of Amiga that was commercially available could come even close to rendering the real-time 3D graphics of Minecraft. The Amiga was impressive but even running something like Doom (or Gloom - since Doom was never officially ported) was a struggle on the cutting edge Amiga 1200.
- democracy 5y agospeccy fans tried ))) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v7cFGneuaw&t=160s&ab_channel=yerzmyey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v7cFGneuaw&t=160s&ab_channe...
- BrissyCoder 5y ago
- chx 5y agoNah, kids have the RasPi, Roblox and Minecraft. The future is bright, I'd argue. (This latest superponzi has nothing with to do with the kids.)
- BrissyCoder 5y agoYeah I'm mostly being tounge in cheek. Looking forward to when my kid is old enough and can start tinkering with an Arduino for example (nothing quite like that around when I was a kid).