Re: Timelord Demo

[bpatters@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Blake Patterson)]

	I don't know what it was, but the GS had a definite appeal.  I mean,
a feeling one got from using it.  The Amiga shares a simlar appeal.  I
remember when I got it home from the store.  The sound!!  So fine!!  (I
even bought a Gravis UltraSound for my current PC without hearing it
based on the fact that its chip is a direct copy of the Ensoniq DOC-I,
(oops -- that's DOC-II) -- a followup of the GS's DOC).  I sold mine before
ever any of the demos came out even, or good games.  SeaStrike was the
big game (ugh -- how sorry!!).  Defender of the Crown was the only good
game I had -- and it was FINE.  I sold it for an Atari ST, and inferior 
machine.  Then I went Amiga (I had owned an Amiga 1000 before, the first
one sold in VA to be exact), and stayed that way pretty much until I
hit the PC world (read my SIG).  
	I would like one today.  No $$ for one tho.  It is good to see people
so active on the group abotu it (usenet).  Anyway, my $.02.
 
bp

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