I was lucky enough to have a school that bought Amiga's. Back in '1991 if I an correct, the commercial art and media class updated with some new computer and purchased 20 or so Amiga's 500/2000's and a couple of video toasters. I remember making some 3d animations and waiting days for it to draw, so much fun! Made a few commericials with the toaster as well.

I myself owned an Amiga 1000, I think I still have it stored somewhere. TV Sports basketball was one of my favorite games.

I always liked the Epyx joysticks.

So I have set up a BBS running on Commodore 64 emulator (WinVice) and have it running Color 64 BBS from back in the day.

This is pretty cool and you can connect to it via telnet or some other terminal software.

I ran a BBS for a few years back in the mid 80's. I used to mod and do some programming on the Color 64 BBS. I was only 12. I did a lot of other things that I probably should not have been doing back then as well. Early cyber hacks I guess you could say.

Feel free to connect and give it a try. Still setting thing up but it is operational.

Pinball Underground BBS

pcpl.hopto.org port 6400

I remember renting games at a location never in the mail. But did the same thing copy what I could and return them when done.

Just got my old amiga 1000 our of storage. Still works great. Some of the floppy’s are toast tho.

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