Amiga 1000

When we saw that Epyx was porting Commodore 64 games to the ST instead of the Atari 8-bit, it solidified that we needed to move to an ST, and we weren't going to go laterally to a Commodore 64, and the Amiga wasn't even a choice.

It wasn't getting games per se, and it was an animation workstation at the time, the Amiga 1000.

So the ST was the only consideration for us, because we saw, hey, Brand new games.

Look at the ST version.

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It's one of the few Atari games that don't have an Amiga release, but it does have one today from 2012.

This one falls into the why not Amiga category with the answer probably being it was a UK only game and came out in 1987 and the Amiga 1000 was just too expensive.

And that's the truth.

I think the Amiga was always designed to be upgradeable.

From the Amiga 1000 onwards, it had a 32-bit bus connector on it.

It was designed to have audio to be replaced, video to be replaced, the central processor to be replaced.

It was, from day one, it was designed to be an expanded machine.