Hi there Craig!

On Sat 30-Nov-1996  2:38a, Craig Hutchison said to James Collins:

CH>  CH>> Thanks James. The international parts of this effort are yet to
CH>  JC>    Sounds cool... I hope we still have an Amiga to support by the
CH> Don't we all. I just wish the all the concerned parties would come to the
CH> party. 8^)

        Ha! That'd be the day! You know, it never ceases to amaze me just
how well that the Amiga's basic design fits into the future of computing.
As it's being currently described! If only they would cast off the chains
of IBM and the Intel chipset.... ..

CH> I also haven't had a lot of response from the people who wanted to start
CH> this internationally.
CH> Seems it might all go to waste. 8^(

        Yikes! And it seemed like such a good idea! So did you ever get any
specifics out of them, about how they intended to set it up? That sort of
thing?

CH>  CH>> A listing of Amiga dedicated file areas and message areas carried
CH>  JC> can be added on - For instance, Amiga based online games.
CH> I've never been into on-line gaming. I'm not really sure what you mean
CH> with "Amiga based" games.

CH> Care to enlighten me?

        Oooookay. Play Global War on the IBM, and then try it on the Amiga.
There are also versions of programs like TradeWars on the IBM, which are
done slightly differently on the Amiga. ANSI Warriors is an interesting
online game, which I've never seen duplicated on the IBM. Best way to
enlighten you, is to show you! :) ... When I've got net-connected and a few
more games set up, I'll whistle. Currently I've only got TradeWars
running...

        James :) Collins
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