On 2/15/2012 4:35 PM, winston19842005@yahoo.com wrote:
Interesting. Same thing happened with the C-128 - most ran them in C64 mode. There was a dearth of software available for the C128, but years worth of 64 stuff, which continued to be made for another near-decade.
And emulation continued to hinder (a la OS/2's Windows 16-bit compatibility) or enhance (a la Windows' DOS compatibility) in various situations. Sometimes the emulator couldn't get out from under the emulation, sometimes it could.