Unboxing Pauls Big Box
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Some more charity items to unbox, plus some repairs that might make main video content!
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The tray of Amiga "backups" takes me back. 😉
Like a pair of old slippers
Lovely stuff there, and some great stuff for the auction!
Every late 80's/early 90's teenager's Amiga software collection right there...
Similar. Mine was much more messy 😆
Project X from Team 17 was a fantastic game. Insanely hard and a belter of an opening tune!
Software Plus is a name I recall - I worked in that shop in Romford for a few weeks when I was in my late teens :)
Oh nice! I wonder if this was in your vicinity when it passed that way?
Some really nice bits
The 3.5mm sockets on the Interface 1 are for networking and have nothing to do with the ear and mic sockets on the Speccy. It was a Sinclair proprietary protocol (of course), but it was also implemented on the DISCiPLE disk interface. The QL also supported it, but apparently interoperability with the Interface 1 was problematic due to timing differences.
Oh interesting! I have a DISCiPLE here too!
Hi Lee - A big wild shot - is there any slide shows in the 3.5 disk section? Back in the day I use to do art work and send them off to a company that would resale the disks. Thanks in advance. p.s use to buy most of them copied games for 50p per disk - a bit expensive if there where 6 disks or more per game. lol ...
I'll keep my eyes and ears open for them when I eventually test them out
18:10 "At least you know it works..."
Not with you screwing the case together without having plugged in the ribbon cables for the keyboard it won't...
That one still needs to be composite modded and checked.
Lee, you have got to try out that Speccy networking stuff, at least once in your life.
- I've got the Interface 1 (and 2) on my Speccy 48K- (minus) with a vDrive attached, and the DISCiPLE interface on my Speccy 48K+ with a HxC2001 Gotek drive (using the same disk format as the Sam Coupé)... I once tried the networking out between those two... Great fun!
- The thing I find most intriguing about that "chest" of pirate gold, is the sheer amount of matching labels... I don't think I've ever seen that. Non of my Amiga-friends back then were in a mindset to even remotely care about such things, and most certainly not me either.
Something for a future project for sure!
My own "backup" disc collection was nothing like this. Ripped coverdisc labels and multiple crossed out scrawled writing. This box is clearly the work of a serial killer
@@morefunmakingit2 Indeed... it simply has to be. 🤣
When I bought disks back then, they came with different coloured labels, two of each, usually.
@@evertonshorts9376 Yup exactly, sounds about right... Think about that for a moment; it means that this guy either traded the labels with his friends as if they were Pokemon cards to get his favourite colour, or Lee's box here is only 1 out of a set of at least 5 colour-coded ones.
- I actually kind of like the first scenario 😉
- But the second one, is a little OCD'ed for a teen/kid in the late '80s to early '90s. And more importantly, where are the other 4 boxes?
- There is obviously another third possibility. This guy could have found a brand which only sold disks with 10 labels of the same colour. I've just never seen that.
It so big it had to say X Large on the box.