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Does anyone know if PAL boxed games would ever come with an NTSC manual? Instead of a PAL manual

Concise and to the point. Cheers i may just pick this up.

these must be so expensive

That shelf of Atari games made me nostalgic, but the Amiga was a favorite, and playing PS1 with my kids are great memories too

I know all those games and systems. Lol. My first system was Superpong! It had pong, superpong, and this huge light gun to target shoot pong squares. Then, Atari 2600, and Adventure was the epic sword and sorcery game. Then, Atari 400 computer which was way ahead of its time and the predecessor to the Amiga.

I'm confused. I had Amiga's from 1986 till 2015 and used X-copy many times, but never formatted a disk before copying, even better, with two drives, you can copy from 0 to 1 in one go. Just wondering!

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My mother just passed away recently and inherited one of these (in the same color way) and a ton of games

Would love to watch more Streams of you playing this game.

This brings back some memories! Someone gave me an X-Copied copy of X-Copy when I was at college in the early 90's. To say I put it to good use would be a masterpiece of understatement.

The method you have shown would only work on a handful of original amiga games, namely ones that didn’t have disk based structure copy protections, but rather used codewheel or game manual protections. The majority of amiga original disks at the time had structure based protections, using long tracks and such, and these could not be copied using x-copy with the method you showed. For this reason a lot of games were cracked and written back to floppies using a standard disk format for easy duplication and spreading.