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cdimauro 
Re: Amiga chipset limits for game development
Posted on 14-Sep-2025 6:13:23 		[ #21 ]
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@ppcamiga1

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ppcamiga1 wrote:
OCS was wonderfull. ECS was ok.
After ECS C= should provide new chipset chunky oriented working in parallel to ECS.
Any further work on old chipset was wrong.
They should leave ECS as it is and start from scratch new graphics for Amiga.


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