Jorge ha escrit:
>
> > AFAIK, MSX2, MSX2+ and MSX-TR are still MSX, and
> >are MSX1 compatible. Amiga is not a C64 and is not compatible with it,
> >so, a Commodore 64 user can't add Amiga.
>
> Quite. So what?
So what? *this* is *exactly* the point.
> I think we're kind of drifting from the subject here. The point
> is that someone (don't remember who exactly, sorry) kind of loosely compared a
> TR with a C64 in the first place. Now, the TR might still be MSX (and therefore
> MSX1 compatible) but that's hardly fair isn't it? I think systems should compare
> each other by their time of being, not by their brand name... let alone their
> level of backwards compatibility.
Then, we are making 2 comparations: MSX vs C64, and MSX vs Amiga.
> If you go for the TR line of reasoning you've got to face the deranged bunch of
> Amiga advocates. There's no escaping that I'm afraid. The Amiga not being C64
> compatible is not a valid argument in this case.
You are really surprising me! Yes, the point is that someone compared
MSX to C64. Then, someother said that, if speaking of MSX-TR, the C64
people will talk about Amiga. But, hey! The point is that Amiga is not
C64!!! They are different computers. MSX has evolved more than C64. The
C64 evolution stopped before the MSX. Well, Commodore created Amiga, but
it is NOT a C64.
> >And if he does, then an MSX user can add Playstation or Playstation 2 because
> are created by Sony...
>
> Good Lord. If only Amiga Inc. started developing NUCLEAR WARHEADS as well. :)
XDDDDD Well, those Amiga NUCLEAR WARHEADS aren't Amiga compatible, so
you can't speak about them. ;)
But, my words about PSX are correct.
BTW, I like Amiga too.
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