Most liked posts in thread: Commodore Amiga A600 plus plenty of extras/software

Full Amiga 600 package looks like this, fellas:









Could've sworn he passed me the manuals too... I'll re-check on that.

Must be approx 60-80 disks in there.

Anyhow, let me know if there is any interest in this and as I say, Chris will accept very nearest offers.

Cheers, guys.

 

I'm happy with my A500 MINI here, but good to see a quality joystick in the Zip Stick. Still my favourite after all these years

And I wonder what goodies are in that box of discs!

 

Here we go, Al.

Here's a little dekko at the disks - any bring back some extra special memories for anyone or maybe I'll boot some on request?













Darn, sorry, Al - I couldn't turn the Tartan Army's fortunes around tonight...

Yep, the Zip Stick is a definite weapon of choice for many retro gamers and this one is absolutely as new - barely a mark on it - it's immaculate:



PS. Chris is fetching a manual or two at the weekend after I get back from Steve's Scarboro Stag Shenanigans on Sat'day - yep, expect ol Baz to be liquidated before tea time (action starts at 3pm, Al) and here's the itinerary if you care to join the mob of us ganning:

- check in at 3 and meet in Lord Nelson, 3.45, to set the scene. Gradually work our way up to Craft Bar via Leeds Arms, Merchant Irish, Turks head. 8pm Indian at Tikka Tikka which i need to book (for 10 of us). Then maybe Sanctuary bar, Angel. Scarborough is Arms maybe a bit far. Finish somewhere we can maybe find a live band. Chaplins bar maybe.

 

Ah Tikka Tikka, really like it there. Not been in a while but they do a lovely Ruby Murray indeed
And the old Scarborough Arms is a nice place, the Sunday Roast is a fine way to spend a weekend afternoon/

I could recommend McGinty's Irish Pub on St Thomas Street. It's right opposite the YMCA so forms a triangle with Tiikka and the Scarboro' Arms

 

That could almost be my Amiga collection with all those football games. What a nice bundle that will make for its new owner.

 

Cheers, Al - for the Scarboro Stag party recommendations and the footy/sporty feedback too.

As you say, loads n loads to entertain the new buyer, eg.

 

Hudson Hawk was a good little game. That and The Addams Family were pretty neat on the Amiga.

 

Al asked about the other disks... so here are some more - they all seem to be in batches of themes, eg sports, shoot em ups, car racers etc...



Most of these are fighting / martial arts games



Whereas most of these are driving / racing games.

If you wanna request I play any - or you've got some groovy game recollections - don't be shy.

Other than supplying the Knitter Natterers (stitch n bitch) gals with tea n cake toneet, I'm free (as Mr Humphreys used to say).