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[News] AIO Interviews The Bitmap Brothers ANN.lu Posted on 22-May-2002 09:58 GMT by Chris 38 comments View flat View list Amiga Information Online interviews The Bitmap Brothers. Creators of Speedball I & II, Choas Engine and many other classics. @ AIO Website - Click interviews link on left. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Budda 22-May-2002 08:36 GMT AIO Interviews The Bitmap Brothers : Comment 2 of 38 ANN.lu Posted by priest on 22-May-2002 09:02 GMT In reply to Comment 1 (Budda): >I wonder how how the new AmigaOne boards will provide a similar old Amiga >style - "home computer with fixed hardware like a console" - which is what >seems appealing to games developers. IIRC, AmigaDE is planned to give those by making the HW virtual. And AmigaOne partly does that because there is only one kind of motherboard, one kind of CPU and only a few kinds of GFX cards. IMHO: The official minimum recommended configuration for AmigaOne games should be set somewhere around XBOX (except 3-5x more memory). That would mean 128-256M SDRAM, 64-128M DDR SDRAM, Radeon8500 GPU, DVD drive, etc... Game developer would be near to heaven... ;) >It should be important to provide a fixed layer of easy to use APIs for games >developers to get going with, when OS4 is released. Or maybe even before to >give them a head start... In a perfect world, YES!!! Developers, what do you need / want? Jump... #6 Daniel Allsopp #23 |Lando| Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 3 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 09:13 GMT Comment 4 tinman 22-May-2002 09:19 GMT Comment 5 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 09:21 GMT Comment 6 Daniel Allsopp 22-May-2002 09:23 GMT Comment 7 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 09:28 GMT Comment 8 priest 22-May-2002 09:57 GMT Comment 9 Daniel Allsopp 22-May-2002 10:16 GMT Comment 10 Gabriele Greco 22-May-2002 10:35 GMT Comment 11 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 10:51 GMT Comment 12 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 10:53 GMT Comment 13 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 10:55 GMT Comment 14 [JC] 22-May-2002 12:43 GMT Comment 15 Gabriele Greco 22-May-2002 12:57 GMT Comment 16 Budda the milkman 22-May-2002 15:31 GMT Comment 17 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 16:09 GMT Comment 18 Martin Blom 22-May-2002 17:14 GMT Comment 19 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 17:30 GMT Comment 20 Justin Veggerby Kristensen 22-May-2002 17:57 GMT Comment 21 [JC] 22-May-2002 18:16 GMT Comment 22 [JC] 22-May-2002 18:23 GMT Comment 23 |Lando| 22-May-2002 18:35 GMT Comment 24 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 18:39 GMT Comment 25 Ole-Egil Hvitmyren 22-May-2002 18:41 GMT Comment 26 [JC] 22-May-2002 18:42 GMT Comment 27 [JC] 22-May-2002 18:44 GMT Comment 28 Martin Blom 22-May-2002 19:13 GMT Comment 29 [JC] 23-May-2002 00:28 GMT Comment 30 Martin Blom 23-May-2002 08:34 GMT Comment 31 Gabriele Greco 23-May-2002 08:55 GMT Comment 32 Budda 23-May-2002 14:50 GMT Comment 33 Jon 23-May-2002 18:15 GMT Comment 34 Jon 23-May-2002 18:16 GMT Comment 35 shoecake 23-May-2002 20:20 GMT Comment 36 [JC] 23-May-2002 21:32 GMT Comment 37 Martin Blom 24-May-2002 06:55 GMT Comment 38 Jon 24-May-2002 10:01 GMT

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