The awesome 8-Bit machine nobody talks about #cpc #amstrad #amstradcpc464 #amstradgames #amstradcpc

The Schneider!! :D I had a friend who had one. It was rare here in NL. I was taken by the powerful graphics functions and the quick loading speeds of the diskdrive compared to the C64.

And just one thing to add.... 42 :D

The Schneider CPC 464 was my first computer. I also only had the green Screen but 2 disc drives and a 512k RAM expansion. I loved to play the first Elite on it and also a game called "they stole a million" This video brings back some great memories.

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I like the looks of them, but I need another vintage computer like I need a hole in my head. :)

Very interesting.

It looks classy compared to the UK version.

Had a much better basic than the Commodore 64

ich finde den CPC echt eine schöne maschine, besonders der mit den 3 zoll aufwerk...das hat was! 🙂 danke für den genaueren einblick in die CPC und ich wünsch dir und allen hier ein schönen frühling..! PS: ich suche seit jahren einen, wenn jemand einen (gern def.) übrig hat zu einem vernünftigen preis sagt bescheid! ....lg aus chemnitz dor KautROckt!er...
PS: eine frage zum Z80...weist du ob man theoretisch einen c128 mit CPC software laden könnte?...ich weis klingt dumm, aber evtl. gibts ja ne alte lösung?!?🙂...

Schneider 464 was my second computer (after ZX Spectrum). I actually loved it's subdued design, unlike the circus version that was sold in UK. Locomotive basic was really great and I wrote a number of programs which were (being basic) incredibly slow. I actually threw mine to thrash some 10 years ago when I found that it does not work. I still miss it.

Harrier attack and Oh Mummy on the CPC464 where my 2x favourite games.

That C128 needs an SD card solution. Was there a version of the Hobbit? That was a text adventure, but it also had graphic screens.

I had one and loved it. Only good thing amstrad ever made

You should try the numerous modern homebrew games, they really show what a well handed old machine can do.
The retro Amstrad scene have been quite active the last 15 years, be it concerning Demos, Games or peripherals..

well I feel old, just the blurred image on the vid thumbnail screamed CPC at me, never had one myself having a Speccy instead but one of my mates had one. Still remember having some fun before his mum gave us a lift to school back in the day

I had one with grey keys but which still said Amstrad on it and was still sold as an Amstrad Even the pic in the catalogue had coloured keys. So far, it's the only one of its kind I've ever seen

Sweet memories :) I still remember being let down by those PC Compatible floppy disks, horrible documentation and such. But still, I needed a "real" computer for uni... :(

I sold an Amstrad printer not long ago. Sent it to the other side of the planet to Australia.