Jul 11, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 11 segments
Chris & Ant sit in a pub and talk Amiga! In this ep, we talk club politics, and football games. Actually, Ant goes off on one about Soccer Kid.. after a couple of beers, there's no stopping him.
They may be one of JOTV's amazing conversions, right? Pay, well, the first option there is two quid.
And frankly, I always slip the guy, if it's a game I want to play, I'll slip the guy a fiver, right? Because I figured a fiver, I said, that's beer money.
You know what? It's not even beer money now.
No, no.
Like, if you are...
So, basically, if you have an Amiga, and I'm talking to the people listening now, all eight of them, if you take any of those games from which I owe, and you don't pay anything, frankly, you're a loser.
Because, really, I mean, five, six, seven quid... is what it takes to buy a beer, realistically.
So really it's beer money.
And I think people sort of say, oh, four pounds, that's quite expensive.
No, I've just bought three beers and it was 25 quid.
That is expensive.
If you don't think some guy who spent the last six months of his life in some basement coding away, trying to make some version of Hyper Sports for Geneva isn't worth a fiver, I'm sorry, you're the newbie.
Yeah, yeah.
Do you know what I mean? Yeah.
People are very keen on buying hardware.
Yeah, I love my hardware.
They've never been very keen about buying software.
And I'm not sure if that's down to...
That's a forever thing, right? I guess so.
Because you
can't pirate hardly.
I just find it a bit weird that people are really happy to spend like maybe a thousand pounds on a VFG 1960 or whatever, right?
I feel I'm being looked at here.
No, I'm looking at myself.
They may be one of JOTV's amazing conversions, right? Pay, well, the first option there is two quid.
And frankly, I always slip the guy, if it's a game I want to play, I'll slip the guy a fiver, right? Because I figured a fiver, I said, that's beer money.
You know what? It's not even beer money now.
No, no.
Like, if you are...
So, basically, if you have an Amiga, and I'm talking to the people listening now, all eight of them, if you take any of those games from which I owe, and you don't pay anything, frankly, you're a loser.
Because, really, I mean, five, six, seven quid... is what it takes to buy a beer, realistically.
So really it's beer money.
And I think people sort of say, oh, four pounds, that's quite expensive.
No, I've just bought three beers and it was 25 quid.
That is expensive.
If you don't think some guy who spent the last six months of his life in some basement coding away, trying to make some version of Hyper Sports for Geneva isn't worth a fiver, I'm sorry, you're the newbie.
Yeah, yeah.
Do you know what I mean? Yeah.
People are very keen on buying hardware.
Yeah, I love my hardware.
They've never been very keen about buying software.
And I'm not sure if that's down to...
That's a forever thing, right? I guess so.
Because you
can't pirate hardly.
I just find it a bit weird that people are really happy to spend like maybe a thousand pounds on a VFG 1960 or whatever, right?
I feel I'm being looked at here.
No, I'm looking at myself.
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