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In article <QWZZ-7y00Ugy01Im13@andrew.cmu.edu> mp1u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Portuesi) writes:
>
>> This would give Mac II owners access to software like color games
>> that are so chronically lacking.
>
>If you really wanted to play color games and can afford a Mac II, I
>assume you could buy a small 8-bit computer just for that purpose.
>

Why do you oppose the concept of playing color games on a Macintosh II?  I
suppose you'd also be opposed to running A/UX on a Mac II - after all, I can
go out an buy a small 32-bit computer just for that purpose [say a Sun3/60]
Seriously, the Mac II is a _general purpose_ machine.

Those of use who own one for personal use would like to have the ability to
play games, preferably in color.  After spending several thousand dollars on
a Mac II system I see no reason why I should go out and shell out money for
another system just to play games.

Christopher Chow
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