(17 Aug 2013, 9:43 pm)AdamY wrote I used to have Amiga 500. That's where I was introduced to the world of Championship Manager and Sensible Soccer.
My first computer was one of these:
Obviously, disks meant a quicker loading time than the tape-based Spectrum +2. The only drawback, I was the only kid in school who had one which meant I had no-one to trade games with
We had a Commodore 64 with the cassette drive prior to having an Amiga 500
Amiga 1200 came shortly after that. I too was introduced to Championship Manager at that point. '93 with the end of season update I believe - the one with two fictional players (who were developers) at Cambridge Utd. The most amazing thing is that it only required 2x (iirc) 3.5" floppy disks - one for game and one for save.![[Image: championship_manager_93_01.png]](http://www.lemonamiga.com/games/screenshots/full/championship_manager_93_01.png)
Amiga games themselves were rife around here. Everyone was at it with XCopy (used to love the GUI by the way haha).
![[Image: Sinclair_Spectrum+3_Large.jpg]](http://www.homecomputer.de/images/machines/Sinclair_Spectrum+3_Large.jpg)
