General religious wars (was Re: Editor religious wars)

thats more of a lie. and it was not a lie. it's an unfair comparison. If you load up an amiga game today, sure, maybe it can't compete with the movie-scene cut-scenes of todays games, or 3d or whatever. but a lot of them hold their own. its a fact that a specialized chip dedicated to a task will do that task better than a general purpose cpu trying to do the same task. again, I mentioned, there is a receding line of performance gains as the general purpose cpu speed goes up, but I think it's a very long line. Babylon 5 was done entirely on amigas, that's not a small feat, so what you say isn't entirely true. the complexity is available, the ability is there, to an extent. that being said, there are c64 games that to this day look better and play better than modern games. there's just a certain look and feel to them. Dan. _________________________________________________________________